Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-16

Mr. F. 4. Drake came up yesterday from San Carlos on a visit to his family.
 T. l.. Bailey a prominent mining man from Mammoth camp Is a visitor to the city.
 Chas. Wores sampling works are again ready for the purchase of silver pres.
 The machinery depot of John Gard iner is run by steam power, geared Tn the most approved manner.
 There is an appreciable price in real estate in Tucson with tendency to a higher market iD the fall months.
 Some of the good looking youths of Tucson were having their photographs taken yesterday.
 Passenger and freight trains are run hing regularly and on time on the $. r. The rams did but little damage.
 Asssyer Wetmore is kept busy assay ing. Ihe mining interest is looking up and it is about time 1t should.
 The lawn mowers are being vigorous ly used on the court house lawn and the neatly trimmed appearence IS very pleasing.
 Water brought from Sabino' Canyon IS destined 10 beautIfy Military Plaza and save the city from destructive hres.
 Let tt be known that Tucson IS ID the great SaUta Cruz valley, with facilities and opportunities to make man happy.
 The mestiug of the Silver Club at which Judge Sloan was to deliver speech upon the silver question has been postponed until later. Due nOtlce will be given of the proper date fixed.
 J.R. Johnson. a mining investor from New Mexico is m the city and has pn- dertaken the development of some tirst- class gold properties not great dis tance from Tucson.
 NIT. s. F. Webb of the Phenix Ga- zette, is visiting Tucson. He classifes the present trade outlook there as be- ing sufficIantly encouraging for thls time of the year.
 Around the court house today, every thing was moving along quietly the var ious county officers seemed to be busy at :heir respective duties, The board of Supervisors were strictly equalizing up on city property.
 NJ. Zler manager of the New York store has just receIyed a line lot or handkeTchiefs some bear the portraits Of Harrison and Reid others those of Clev- eland and Stephenson. You thus have the opportunity of blowing your trum- pets for either.
 The weather tower, frame structure at the University, some p or 30 feet high, arranged for taking weather ob- servations, was blown down and the instruments in the upper room some what injured during the storm. The tower will be replaced immediately and new instruments are already on hand.
 MT. c. E. Clark one of the oldest resi- dents of the territory and the same tir1e one of the youngest appearing m pro portion to his age and likewise cores. pondingly good looking has f0rsaken the life of bachelor and was greeted to welded life by the ringing of marriage bells. Congratulations are profusely showered upon him.
 In almost every neighborhood throughout the west there Is some one or more persons whose lives have been saved by ChambarlaiD's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, or who have been cured of chronic dlarrhRa by It. Such persons take especial pleasure in recommending the remedy to others. The praise that follows its introduction and use makes 1t very popular. Fifty cent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman.
 The statement made in the Fl Paso papers that the outfit of the post office building ID that city was to be trans ferred to Tucson Postoffice is not exact iy correct. The postmaster in Tucson states that complete and new outfit has been ordered for this city and that the metropolis of Arizona will not play second fiddle even to city of vast pro portions like Fl PasO.