Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

] US. Mansfield the PioDser has first cIass establishment and his line station
 sry and toys.
 See ths special sale advertisement of L. Zeckendorf & Co. in this issue Of tae l CITIZEN.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Ainsa left for Mir. Gar cia's ranch south of Tucson, yesterday to spend d few weeks.
 John Gardiner is quite unwell with ! mountain fever contracted curing his
 late trip to the mountains in Yavapai.
 L. B. Hayes, Congress and Meyer
 street ice cool drinks of all kinds. Let every ore come out this evening to the ice cream social given by the ladies | of the Congregational church; proceeds l to be devoted toward the salary of the ] pastor.
 Company F., N. G. A.. Captain Trayer, ! w,ll meet at their armory tomorrow trl- ] day night to transact business members are respectfully requested to attend.
 l., B. Hayes, corner Meyer and Con grass beer, claret, wines and whiskies kept ice cold.
 Sm tn and Smiley soda works, corner | 9th Ave. annd lUIh street are doing a good city and outside trade there Is a good market for this line of goods and it is well supplied by good article.
 Nathan Brown, one of Arizona's old reliable and trusty stage men and mail contractors, IS in the city. Mr. Brown | is an experienced artist with the rib | bons and even at his advanced time Of life attends to the every day routine of his stage business.
 Let all who are mining or engaged in l machinery CT plpe laying or need any repairs 10 pump or machinery remem- Der that john Gardner's machinery de- pot with first class wOrkmen are pre- pared to ill the bill anu guarantee en- tire satisfaction.
 X special meeting will be held at the dletrlct court room on Satufday eveDIng next al ( 50 D. m. under the auspices of Ehe Tucson Silver club. Judge Sloan will be speaker Of the evening. Ladies are invited to be present and cheer good cause along.
 J. R. Crane, formerly blacksmith fore d the old Sar0triGge blacksmith shop on Camp strest. Mir. Crane is an expert horse snoer, wagon-maker and iron worker generally and sheuld meet with a good patronage which he will DO doubt receive.
 Ch9s Denton is a candidate for the position of second lieutenant CG D. He has taken great interest in the pros motion of the militia's welfare and has been an active member both at drill and target pract ce and it would seem reason able that the members of he company would honor him in positirn where he can do the most good and which he can capably fill.
 MT. Watts of the Tucson water works, win view to io king Iuto the fea:abi- fly Of the $ biDo Canyon water pre- ject m behalf of a further water supply for this city and surroundings, reports that there was DO water in the caUyoD upon his visit there. ThIs probably IS owing to the continued dry spall and lack of rain so far up to date.
 Mir. W. E. Felix will leave in the course of a few days for visit of busi ness and pleasure to San Francisco. He will probably be absent about two weeks. On ,he first of September he will open with fine stock of merchan- disc in the store that is now being renO- vated, few dOors south Of the palace | hotel.
 Notwithstanding the great cloud that | expresses and overshadOws titles ID 1 Nogales, town property still brings good fiCDres as may be eVid 9nCsd bV a sale recently made by Mr. W. E. Felix to Juan BoJorquez, jr. for s35OO cash. The property sold, while quita desirable, brought what would be considered a l fair price with an absolutely perfect l JItle.
 The following telegrams were sent to 1 the mayor of El Paso and Phoenix to- day relative to cost of electric lights. Tn fha Mayor of PhoeniX.