Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-17
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
This is nice hicncling weather.

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 The Democracy are holding their primaries at present in Pinal county.
 Jas. Kramer and A. J. Sandberg of Casa Grande are ID the city on a visit.
 If cholera should tackle the east many people would flock to the west.
 It is said prominent Tucson lawyer made pile on the COrbett victory.
 Supt. Richards of the ArizoDa and Sonora Railroad is in the city today.
 4 meeting of the Worlds Exposition Club next Monday evening at Board of Trade rooms.
 The CITIZEN publishes a notice from the city asking for bids on street clean ing.
 Yesterday the Sth, the Territorial convention of the Republican parry met in Prescott.
 The city bastile over which presides the city marshall had clear record to- day.
 MT. Rosenstern has sta IT ed on busi- ness trip to Wilcox and Globe vicini- ties.
 The merchants are not bit afraid of the dust today, and the display of goods IS fine.
 The Athletic Association did not hold its meeting last night, owing to the ln- element weather.
 4 generous rain last night laid the dust in fine shape and made glad the heart of many.
 Mr. Gus. Heyneman of Phoenix, is a visitor to the commercial n.etro polls of Arizona, having arrived from the cap- ital city this morning.
 Rain, lightning and thunder were the prominent features yesterday evening and last night for Tucson and surround ing country.
 The Engineering and Mining Journal has this to say about the press: The newspaper can do the work in a day that a hundred most efficient and active salesmen cannot accomplish"
 The number of pupils that generally attend the large public school building on Military Plaza IS about 400. The nun school IS about lS0.
 Some of the Knight Templars who We're visiting Denver and saw tne fine exhibit of Arizona fruit, passed through here within the past week to purchase land where such fruit could be raised.
 1t is reported that Corbett will pass through Tucson shortly. It is'nOt cer- tain whether the new champion will be guest of his friends in this city CT not.
 The time to catch driftwood is when the river is high. If you stay at home you don't catch any. There is a stream of orders always coming along to the advertisers in the Tucson CITIZEN.
 Reid's opera house is undergoing re- novation about 300 newly painted chairs were piled up in grotesque heap to day fresh from the paint shop.
 The interior of the new post office building is now being treated to coat of plaster and begins to present a very attractive appearance.
 The Eagle Milling company of this city are busy turning out the finest quality of four whilst wagon loads of wheat are daily delivered at the mill.
 }. n. l M rived in the city this morning. Mir. Turner is a son of Major Turner who died in thIs city August 30. He comes to settle hls fathers estate.
 The 16th of September has Its adher ants and many families are now on a visit to Nogales and other points in that vicinity where the 16th is celebrated from Guaymas to Tucson in one round of festivities. Business houses are handsomely and l profusely decorated and the spectacle | presents a brilliant appearance. The | parade is one of the largest ever seen in this county.
 Rev. c. B. Carlisle will begin the | regular seasons work on the coming | Sunday evening, perhaps in the plaza, with d sermon on the purpose and Ob- ject in religion with a prelude talk on the dead Poet Whittier.
 In walking upon the south side of Meyer street above the Palace hotel It | IS now necessary to bob your head from the right to left to avoid the perfect labarynfh Of display goods that is be- ing exhibited on that throughfare.
 J. Goldtree has large ard well-illed commission house on MeSilla street near Meyer next door to Menager's store MT. Goldtree carries large variety of goods and his establishment is we'll known m Tucson.
 Bishop Layton, President of the Mor- mon Stake in Graham county is in the | city. He reports the county prosperous. The bishop has the contract to carry the government mails to San Carlos and other points. He harnesses up about 80 head of stock every day.
 MT. Watkins of Crittenden is in the city be reports fine rain there yester- day, that the country is looking pretty and green and the cattle fat and in,goOd condition. He seems perfectly content ed and satisfied with tke outlook.
 As the CITIZEN goes to press a report reaches the office of an accident in the mines at the Mammoth ydsterday in winch several workmeu were crippl- ed. As the stage had not arrived up to the time of gong to press no definite particulars could be obtained.
 The municipal expense Of the city of Tucson in 1891 was some Slo,000. The municipal expense of the city of Her mosillo in Sonora for the same length of time was S45,0C0. In Uefmosillo they sprinkle the streets in the morn ings before o'clock, then in the after heon before sun down.
 Mrs. Geo. Hosmer who was here last winter at the San Xavier Hotel iD behalf of her health. Having come here from Detroit, died in Deming Wednesday the 7th, of consumption. She is the daughter of Governor and Mrs Bagley who were likewise acquainl- sd in this city. Today there arrived at the depot by rail two cars of barley, ore car of spuds and onions one car beans and one car