Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.
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 There was a meeting of the Fire De pertinent Saturday night. BoRN-In Tucson on the 25th to the wife of Mike Duffy daughter.
 Yesterday the temperature gauge said 13O in the sun and % in the shade.
 October the 4th, Solomon and Shsba and the Great Robinson circus.
 Columbus Day, 21st of October. Tue son recognizes true patriotism and will honor the day.
 Imported lunches and ice cold beer at the St Louis Exchange.
 There was practice game of base ball yesterday evening on Military Plaza.
 MT. A. Sanders has been appointed a deputy Recorder to take the names of voters for the great register.
 Mrs. J. w. Canning and son will re- turn to Tucson from San Francisco the boy IS doing we'll and will return home fully restored to health.
 R. c. Brown of the Enterprise has rs- turned to the city after several months absence iH the northern tier of counties in behalf of his paper.
 Work will be ampliied and rank of page in the Knights of Pythias this evening at their hall over Reidis opera house.
 J. s. Mansfield of the pioneer news depot keeps postage stamps for sale all who desire to purchase can be accom- modated at his store
 Junge E. NJ. Sanford of Yuma, has been in the city for the past two days upon business. The judge is one of the moss enterprising citizens of Arizona and has invested largely in the vicinity of Yuma.
 The Odd Fellows have received an el- aborate and handsomely designed desk furnished by l.. Zeckendorf & O., the desk bears the following in fine gilt let ters: Pima Lodge, No. 3, I. O. O.F.
 The Masonic order of Tucson who have occupied the large hall on the 2nd floor of the Cosmopolitan hotel building
 
 RadulOvich's Block.
 l.. Zeckendorf < O., have just re- ceived an advance shipment of carpets comprising dozen different patterns in ingrains and 4 patterns in brussels. The designs are very pretty.
 Mir. Sam Finley who formerly lived in Tucson but who lately has been a resident of Salt river valley IS at pres ent in Tucson and is likely to cast his lot in Pima county hereafter.
 l.. Zeckendorf $ Go, have an exten- sIve supply of new arrivals of wall paper. These designs are very neat and pretty and the prices are very cheap and they should be seen. Call at the corner of Pennington and Main street.
 The building occupied by the post of ice in the past is now rented to J. W. Canning for bis harness and saddlery A large door is now be ing made in the Main street entrance of the building so that buggies and car risges can be properly stored. The doors of the building occupied by Vicente Lavorin as business stand on Messilla and Meyer street were thrown open today and the goods were being disposed of at private sale. Notices 10 that effect being posted through the building. 175 new books have just been added to the city library under the charge of Miss Pomeroy. The books are an ex- cellsnt selection comprising high stan dard of romance, fiction, and largely of historical works of rare ex Miss Pomeroy under whose supervision this library rests has made it most popular educational resort where one can with pleasure select from | the greatest writers of the past and the present. Duncan Clark's combination of female | minstrels are to appear in Tucson dur ing the early part of October an ex- change says "the ladies are fair of fea- lures and form, and the specIalities all | good. The SIX French high kickers were l all champions and made a pleasing | spectacle. Mile Celias, who has re- cord of feet 10 inches, kicks with ease | and grace seldom equslled. The tableux, | grand marches and farces were interest | ting features and Duncan Clark's Min l strefs are always sure of a good house. |
 
 Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me. writes that after the Grip. Hoods Sar-