Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26
LOCAL ITEMS s.
L UCAL L ITEM 5. Mass meeting -Of republicans tonight

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 Try old Kentucky comfort at Court Exchange.
 Furniture, wall paper, paint and oils at Sweetland's.
 Butterick's patterns on sale st L. Zeckendorf & Co.'s.
 The springtime has come and all nature Is glad thereat.
 V. .Lavori2 6 Co. received another car load Of beer this morning.
 Merchants are preparing room to lay In their spring and summer goods.
 70. F. Hotf is enlarging his business and seems to be on the road of prosper ity.
 You always can find better groceries and at the lowest price at J. Ivancovich than any where else.
 The order of Temple will be conferred at the meeting of the Knights Templar Saturday evening.
 F. Fleishman is improving the out ward appearance of his place of business by coat of paint.
 The Silver Lake hotel has been leased by competent caterer and will be opened as summer resort.
 pr Goodfellow is making some need ed improvements in the rear of his building on Pennington street.
 Juan Martinez and Maria VIlas were married theis morning by Probate Judge Wood in chambers.
 Ifyou buy your groceries of J. Ivanco- -vieh you will always get first class goods and satisfaction in every respect.
 There was an unusual business stir upon the streets this morning, espec- ally on Congress and Meyer street.
 New spring goods are arriving daily at the Great Eastern Auction House. Corner Meyer and Messilla streets
 There have been forty certificates of marriage put on record with the probate judge since January 1st. 1892.
 Tine abrupt offset on the corner of Pearl and Pennington streets has been repaired and made convenient for ped estrians.
 Prof. c. E. Wood, who taught schoo district No. 19, during the last SIX months, IS not a clerk in the probate court.
 The number of strangers in the city at present inquIring for property indi- cates that Tucson is on the eve of re- newed prosperity.
 The Philharmonic band will begin the series of their delightful out-of door evening concerts at the city park in about three weeks.
 The work of the postoffice is much accelerated by the receipt of the two mails coming nearly together, making 1t practically single distribution. A number of the district schools in the county have closed for the summer vaca- LlOn. More that are still in session will continue probably for two weeks long CT.
 The concert for the benefit of the Congregational church choir tomorrow evening will be held at the church, and not at the opera house, as currently re- ported.
 It IS rumored that Hughes, Stew ems & O., contemplate removing their business in the near future to some where near the corner of Stone avenue and Congress street.
 Information is wanted of the where- abouts of Sam'l G. Lewis, of Cleveland O.. whose brother there D. E. Lewis, at No D Edmons street wishes to hear re garding him.
 The Great Eastern Auction House is receiving daily novelties in ladies wash fabrics. Fne French challies will be sold at 6 cents per yard, only 40 pieces on hand, come at once and get your choice.
 An extensive line of spring and sum- mer millinery now on display at the Parisian Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors, 19 Congress street. Ladies will do well to call early Eand make their se- lections.
 Suspenders, ties, neghgee shirts, black and colored sacks are coming in large quantities. Come gentlemen and se- cure the best ID the house while assort ments are complete.
 GREAT EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE
 Our physicians report the health of Tucson as good. There are no cases of la grippe to speak of, and so far the in- dications are that the old pueblo will be free from epidemics of any kind the coming summer.
 The Board of Trade held ,ssior last night, the principal business being the consideration Yf the proposed north and south road prospects. The unani- nous feeling of the members was ip favor of the road being brought to Tue son.
 Following Gus Williams at the op- era house comes something to delight many Tucson's music-loviug people. The 9th of April is the date and the con- cert will by Prof. Musin, violinist, and a company of nine tirst-class music mak- kers.
 Nearly all the debris in the lot cor nar of Stone avenue and Congress street has been removed, and the owner there of will soon commence the erection of building thereon, to be used as a post office and for other purposes.
 -JOHq ulnhdscOu was Iaken lasG even Ing to Salero for examination before the local Justice of the peace there, on charge of murder. It is claimed that there is positive proof that he murdered the late Henry Holland, who so mystsr- Iously disappeared from his mine al Salero last summer.
 There will be grand sparring ex- hi5ltion at Reld's opera house on or about the Sd of next mouth, to be given by Prof. Foley, when the best local tal- ent in that line will spar for purses Prof. Foley would like to mat ;h a one hundred and thirty four "unknown" against any man in the city, giving "Odds" Of ten pounds.