Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-17
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 Last night owing 10 the rain and dampneSs the open air concert at Park Square Was deferred for later date.
 The stages from this city were run hing regularly this morning. No com plaints of flooded or impossible roads.
 Mrs. w. C. Davis has returned from her trip to Washington state and Cali fornia.
 Mr Selim Franklin, one of the bright legal lights of the Tu. son legal profess ion, has returned to the city.
 Mir Herbert Tenny of ths Consolidat- ed National bank of Tucson, has re turn ed from his California visit.
 There will be grand Rodero meet at F. Mai.h's ranch rn the 2Oth of Sept Cattlemen will please take notice and attend.
 The base ball mines were cut on Mill tary plaza yesterday evening and had a practice game preparatory Co their Tegu- lar games hereafter on Sundays.
 Miss Curran. who was appointed by the trustees for room No. m the large school building did not accept the posi- ton, There IS now a vacancy to be flied by the trustees.
 Attorney Frank Heney is back from the great fight at New Orleans. He witnessed the S45,0O0 pugiiistic encoun ter and saw the worlds champion go down before the science of the Caiifor- nian-
 The Cosmopolitan hotel Is now being repaired anu renovated and tn. outlook is that It will be thoroughly repainted and fixed up for the fall and winter trade under the management of Mir. S. katzensteIn.
 The base ball athletes are going to fix up the diamond in better shape The present location requires partial run up grade. They will also fix a board deft nse in case of the ball escaping he quick clutches of the catcher it will not go half ml.e beyond.
 4 meeting on Monday night at 7:3O at the Board of Trade rooms op Congress street. Everyone invited who has the welfare of Pima county at heart and would like to profit by the building up of Pima county in the future.
 Messrs. Wm. Phillips and w. Y. Me Shanee, old time friends of Frank Proc- tor and residents of San Luis Obispo, Gala, are in the city al present taking in the sights.
 Arrived at the houfe of Mir. Frank MilGenberg last night. ten pound boy baby. Mother ana child getting along nicely. MT. Milten5erg says the boy is destined to make city councilman for Tucson in few years.
 Mrs. Miller, corner of Main and Ochoa street In;ends moving away for the present and she offers an excellent as sOrtment Of house furniture new and in good order at bargain. Call at the house and see for yourselves.
 Conductor Martin who for long time punched the past board between Tucson and Yuma on the 5. P. R. R. has just returned from California looking in good health and spirits. He resumes his old position cn the read.
 The Masonic lodge held their regular meeting la.t night in their hall in the Cosmopolitan hotel building. It is uu- derstOCd that this lOige will shortly move into their new hall in Raduloyich's building on the corner of Stone avenue and Congress street.
 MT. Felix, who for many years has been in the large wholesale and retail f l.. Z4ckerdOrf & Co, of t Ills city has opened up a large mercan- tile emporium on Meyar street and is receiving a large stock of dry goods of a fine assC rtment.
 On Septemb Der 24. the postmaster of this city, J. Knox Corbett, will move irto tho new pCst-eiiice building on the corner of Stone avenue and Congress street. Mir. Corbett states that on Sept. 25th Sunday he will be prepared to exchange the keys of the new boxes for the keys of the old boxes to all ttose holding rented boxes.
 The Athletics wIll meet next Tues day evening at 7:30 at the City Hall, the hour. The gentlemen who took this matter in hand have per formed their part most creditably and 1t Is becoming that other members join in rendering Q suitable assistance in or yanization and not permit too much of he duty to devolye on one or two.
 MT. Chas. R. Clauberg of the Color loo store at Colorado mines near Minas Prietas Sonora is in Tucson on a visit. | He is clever gentleman aud thorough | business man, having been in charge of | he store business of E. 4 Price for | 'ears. He has purchased a ranch on | he San Pedro and will make Arizona | lIs home.
 Mr. Watts, manager of the water | works states that year before last there | yfs little rain comparatively speaking | md last year small quantity and this | ear % far up to this time the rain has | )een light but notwithstanding this that | t is the first season in i've years of cen ract with the city that the sprinkling | ;aI Is have been shut off.