Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-13


 Mir. McCleary, a prosperous miner from the Santa Ritss was in the city yesterday on business pertaining to his claims.
 Judge Herring and Mrs. Herring are in the city on their way to Tombstone after returning from the sea shore in California looking in fine health and seemingly muc5 benefited by their trip of recreation.
 The weather prophets and the ele- ments are running race to outdo one another Tn hedging, but something has To drop pretty soon and the chances are it will be rain.
 Mayor Maish ordered the water sup ply of the city shut of at certain points this morning (namely) the sprInkling carts were prohibited from using water and the spIinklers and water pipes were shut of at park square.
 The family of Mir. Geo. Pusch have gone to the ranch in the neigh borhood of tEe steam pump te enjey little coun- try air during the warm weather. Geo. Pusch himself has now joined the army of grass widowers.
 A specialmeeting will be held at the district court room on Satufday evening next at 7:30 p. m. under the auspices of the Tucson Silver club. Judge Sloan will be speaker of the evening. Ladies are invited to be present and cheer a good cause along.
 V. Lavorin has painted and fixed up his new stand in elegant shape. His win dows and signs bear the agencies of the finest dlstilleries and brands of liquors
 Judge J. T. Fitzgerald of Solmonville is in the city. The judge is a substan- tial citizen of Graham county, engaged likewise ID mercantile pursuits.
 Gov. N. O. Murphy. of Arizona, with his wife and two other ladies, passed through the city last night en route to Denver and eastern cities.-Albuquerqu Citizen, Aug. 4th.
 Bishop Bougarde is at Silver City, New Mexico, and is now making a cir cult ID that neighborhood. The Bishop will complete his tour by September. He reports the weather cool and pleas ant in that section, also rain.
 Hon. H. E. Lacy, chairman of the board of supervisors, left on this morn ing's train on a trIp to Catalina Island. Mir. Lacy has been a consistent officer and an interchangeable worker in behalf of the county's interests and a pleasant 1 trip is wished him during his stay by the sea shore,
 F Maldonado, the live and pushing | travelling agent and representative of | the large wholesale house of H. Levy, of | San Francisco, is in Tucson visiting the | merchants MT. Maldonado is well | known throughout the Territory and | has the desirable faculty of making | friends wherever he goes.
 MT D. Markham, of Reddington, Ari- zona, is in the city. He seems happy in | the surroundings of his home on the | San Pedro, says the loss in cattle last | year set cattle men back considerably | but is hopeful that couple of good sea sons will cover all losses and put bal ance to the credit side of the cattlemen.
 On account of business engagements preventing the attendance of W. C. Bashford at the session of the Terri toTial board of equalization next week, Governor N. O. Murphy today appoint ed J. M. W. Moore as member of the board for the August session, in accord ance with the law, requiring it.-Journal Miner.
 Notwithstanding the great cloud that expresses and overshadows titles in Nogales, town property still brings good figures as may be evidenced by sale recently made by MT. W. E. Felix to Juan Bo!orquez, jr. for S3500 cash. The property sold, while quite desirable, brought what would be considered a fair price with an absolutely perfect title.
 Hughes & Stevens have received a special plate made of asbestos, beauti- ful asbestos, with long white tibers. Ghe plates are very handy to place upon 8 hot stove to keep any article of food from burning after being sufficiently cooked. You should see them. Fire . and heat have no effect on them, and they are safeguard against food being destroyed by accidental burning.
 If you would like to enjoy pleasant meal during these hours of summer, when the buzzing, annoying, tenacious, , uncomfortable fly takes possession of . the dinner table, you can do so by going to Hughes X Stevens and purchasing f one of those selt-Rdjusting, self-manl- f pulating fans that continually disfranch- i ises fly from coming within one hun | dred feet of the dining table. W. s. Sturgess, of this city, eeems to C be thorough Arizonian in every parti- I cular in few words of conversation to- 6 day with him he says, "I am for Arizona I first last and all the time and desire to [ see this spirit of do nothing relegated to i the back ground and a spirit of advance I ment take possession of us and prescott T ed to its fulhllment, 1 am in favor of ( statehood and would be glad to see it T consummated." Last Saturday night at the meeting z ot the city council upon the electric 2 light, Judge Barnes, somewhat nettled z ct the supposed opposition of Billy 2 Reid, of the Opera House, portrayed sarcastic picture of the owl of the future I hootlng in the roof of Reid's Opera 2 House. The affable and energetic ! Worlds Fair Commissioner in order to , offset the prophecy of the distinguished f lurist immediately repaired to the tele- f graph office and engaged by wire some T of the Lest vocalist and minstrelsy talent for the coming fall season. Miss Annie Hughes leaves for the a east in the morning she takes with her I Miss Emma and Jessie Hughes daugh- I ters. of Mir Sam Hughes. Hiram Corbett ( the young son of Post Master Corbett \ and the two children of MT. Geo +. Will F jams go to Kansas City by way of Den ( yer. The two children of MT. Williams ( will be taken to Saint Joseph Missouri. ( The Misses Hughes will remain on a ( visit two months and on the trip East ! will witness the 8ssemblage of the S Knights Conclave iu Denver. Young LewIs, the Papago student at Albuquerque. who has taken a great fancy to read the dolngs and sayings of the Tucson Citizen, was in the office of this paper yesterday evening in com pany with MT. Burgess, who is we'll known and lives near San Xavier II