Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-18

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 The Court House Lawn never looked prettier than it does now.
 The Indian school begins to have { vacation, this week.
 William Nj. Griffith is the Republican National Committeeman for Arizona.
 Peter F. Burke, of Yuma, is in tn, city. He is on his way to Tombstone.
 Manuel Gonzales, of the Mammoth is in the city. He reports that camp al prosperous as ever.
 County Surveyor L. D. ChiIlson hal gone West and will be hack either on thu 12th or 18th instant.
 The Arizona delegation has been tele graphed by the Territorial Central Com mittee to support Blaine in the Mime spolis Coyention.
 It seems that the "spirit of 76" hal died out in this city, and that the 4th o July will go by the same as any com mon day.
 Martin Wser did not return thiI morning from La Huerta as was expect ed. Mrs. Martin doesn't know exactly when to expect her husband home.
 The Police Committee was instructed by the City Council at its last meeting to appoint Pound Master.
 The Board of Supervisors have authorized repairs on the bridge on the Harshav road, between Big Hill and Adobe Hill.
 The news came to the CITIZEN office this morning that Mir. Van Horn Was improving, but very slowly.
 It is now Col. John Martin. But who is to take the office made vacant by the promotion of Col. Martin.
 W. s. Sturgee has sold 100 head of beef cattle to Fl Paso butchers, which will be shipped for their destination next Monday.
 What IS termed Patriotic Festival will be held by the Methodist people on the 4th of July, in the church lawn.
 What has become of the Chautauqua Club of this city. It was at one time one among the prosperous institutions of our city. Let it be revivedl
 The Commencement exercises of the Tucson Public schools will be held at the opera house next Thursday. com mencing at 7:30 P. NJ. The public in Vited.
 Mss A. Nj Key, of the Alameda rancho, and Miss E. Edmunds, have been granted First Grade county Teach CTS certificates which entities them to teach in any school ID Pima county,
 Among those present from abroad at the Silver Club meeting last evening, were Hon. Thomas Davis of Kenilworth, Pinal county; Hon. Samuel F. Webb of the Gazette, Phenix, and G. W. Cheney, Superintendent of Public Schools, Tombstone.
 Hon. G. W. Cheney, Superintendent of Public Instruction, who has been in Tempe, Marlcopa county, attending a session of the Board of Education of the Territorial Normal School, has re. turned to Tombstone.
 The attention of our readers is called to the ordinance published in to-day's issue. It is No. 26, reference of which was made in yesterdays paper. It is important, and all should read it.
 W. c. Brown has laid splendid side walk on the Congress and Meyer streets fronts of his Congress Hall building. It IS the best in the city, as MT. Brown avoided any nails driven in the center of the walk.
 A letter was received from Martin Wser this morning from Monitor Yuma county, under date of June 9th, in which he says be had to go to Yuma to ship the wagon to this place; that he is we'll, and would return to this city in two or three days.
 Fifteen or twenty of our bicycle peo- pie met at Mrs. Kiel's last evening for the purpose of organizing a club, social and wheel Prof. Cotingwood, Mrs. Fred c. Smith and pr. WhoImes were appointed to draft constitution.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. l. Perry of this city, had the misfortune of losirg, by death, their infant son on the afternoon of the 9th instant, of spinal meaningless, and the little one was buried the next day at 10 o'clock A. Nj. from their residence.
 Dr. Fisher and Mir. Lorlng came in from Fort Huachucs yesterday and leave for Prescott in the morning. Both gentlemen are connected with the Smithsonian Institution at Washing ton They are at present engaged in collecting mammals. AS a naturalist pr Fisher is highly spoken of. Both gen. tlemen are enthusiastic workers and re- port several very interesting discoveries.
 Private George O'Neil, who, in com- pany with Private August Murray, de- serted last Friday evening from Troop F, 1st Cavalry, at Fort Grant, and who was arrested in this city city last We'd nesdsy, was to-day turned over to Ser geant Herry Luge of that troop and taken back to Fort Grant. August Murray eluded the officers here and is still at large.
 The following item, clipped from the Fort Madison Iows) Democrat, con- tslns information well worth remember ing: "Mr. John Roth of this city, who met with an accident 8 few days ago, spraiDing and bruising his leg and arm quite severely, was cured by one % cent bottle of Chsmberlain's Pain Balm" This remedy is without sn equal for all pains and bruises and should have bottle in every household. For sale by Fred Fleishmsn & Go.
 Some miners who returned recently from the Haio country report mining interests there still alive with fair prospect of boom in the near future. The Csddigsn mine, which is said to be one the best properties there is kept up, and there are good prospects for the company controlling it, of putting on force of men and going into full mining operations soon. The Hsjo country has already been regarded as good mineral section, and will so prove itself before long. ]