Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-16
Tucson sells goods very cheap.

Tucson sells goods very cheap.
 Sheriff Brown has just returned from Nogales.
 Hyou come to town visit our mer- chants.
 If you hve out of town write 10 the merchants for price lists.
 John Gardner is still in the Brad shaw mountains near Prescott
 Company F. still occupy their usual quarters at Armory Hall.
 The streets of Tucson are well sprin- kled. No complaints can be offered.
 Price the goods of Tucson merchants they are offering some first class bar gains.
 U. Ds'r Attorney Wilson is in the city at present and may remain until the end of the week
 The Catho ic church held the differ ent morning masses and vespers ID the evening.
 The philharmonic band rehearsed some fine music en Main street yester- day evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Jacobs took this mornings train for California on a trip of pleasure and recreation.
 From the Rietta and Laguna comes wagon loads of barley and wheat sold upon the streets of Tucson frequently
 Professor Tully is holding private school at CorgIess street ward school for the benefit of IhGse who desired To attend during the vacation.
 Company D. seem well pleased with their new quarters at the old school house in the rear of which there Is ex- cellent grounds for drill purposes.
 Arizona's bonds will soon be excbang ed for hard cash and the turkey aEd cranberry sauce will be carved together on the table of jubilee.
 The Mam.aoth mill is laundering away on its gold product ant the effect of It's steady employment Is felt through out the industrial and mercantile chan nels of Pima county.
 The brother of the late Officer Elliott leaves for Aspen, Colorado. He retCrhs many thanks to the good citizens of Tucson for their kIndGess to his broth er.
 Tucson IS doing a good line of busi- ness and her thoroughfar' are general ly lined with teams and people comiug in from the outside country.
 Company D. has removed from their hall near Levln's park to the old school house On Congress street. The late rains caused the roof to leak and par tislly destroyed somewhat the appear ance of the hall.
 There is fnli assortment of carriage and tire Dolts down al H Hugbes, Stevens & Co and the way they sell them two cents worth of bolts go further than pround of nails.
 Rev. c. B. Carlisle preached to an audience in Park Square on the real and the unreal bible, or some common ms takes in iIterpre alton"
 The profit of one acre of land in close proximity to Tucson Is known tO have yielded S3O0 during one sea- son from a succession of crops. The season admitting of two such cr ps being raised.
 Selim Franklin and Dr. Fenner to gether with their ia dies acd few friends are enjoying a p easant trip in the shady hooks of the C-talin4s
 The board of Supervisors are st Il di- hgently unravel ing Ihe ques ion of whether one man Is ass ssed too high or anOthertOO low and will so continue un il all are disposed of.
 Court stenOgrapher Tichenor with usual urbanity and good na ure is ar present erjOying the summer in Tucson. He is expecting to be very busy during the fall term of court.
 Wm. Sutherland, from Dripping Springs in PInai county, WAS m tue metropolis yesterday making purchases. Among the many articles WAS one O 2,5O0 pounds of barb wire.
 Grand Marshall Brown has ordered sn election of Major of ba' a'talion. Flee tion will take place next Friday. I hls will necessitate general promotion Of officers in whatsoever company the major is selected from.
 The morning paper made gu error in stating there had been q change in the position of one of the schoo. teachers Inquiry at the oaica of the proper officials fail to corroborate the statement of any changes. The teachers employed gre the same as last year. 4 good and substantial rain pad its respects to Tucson this evening about 2:30. At the close it was accum panied by hal. Not only did it wet the ground thoroughly but had a most re- invigorating and cooling effect on the entire atmosphere. News trom John Gardner at Prescott a ic FaEa there and the cool ar of the nights re- quire 8 blanket. On inquiry at the powder firms of the l city as to to the probable effect CD the prices of giant powder since the late ex- ploslon at Berkley, gives an answer that there will be no appreciation from pre- sent prices. This will be interesting to all who ara engaged In mining. s. R. DeLong ex-superintendent of public instructions has arrived from Dos Cabesas. Mir. peLcng is 62 years of age and bears his age and health in a degree of remarkable preservation. Mr. DeDong was lst mayor of the city and issued deeds for every town lot in the city.
 The Eagle Milling Go. will start up as soon as they have completed thalr pur- chases of wheat. This firm claims that they sell all of their flour and have all demands on their flour that they can supply. This speaks well for he quail t. of flour and also for an industry yet in its infancy.
 The infant son of Judge and Mrs. W. H. Culver died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock of brain fever. aud was buried this m0rniYcy al m r'cioci- The Fu,.r,l Services at the faa.l. residence on Court street Were coIdunsed bv Rev. C. B. Carlisle, of the congregational church. A number of friends of the family at- tended.
 If Geronimo or any of hia tribe would attempt 10 make O. of their celebrated