Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-16

The DtduilluI kO-u SpcCluhch Ol D' GaTcia Is attracting d great deal Of at tention.
 Grapes and pOmgranite ornament the front yard of sume of our cIty resi- dences.
 Quite number of new faces are seen oD the streets. Some are coming m ad- vance of the pig snow.
 The qIality of wood brought into Tucson for the ice works and retail pur- poses are first class. We publish today the names of the fire laddies who fight the destroying flames in the hcur of cIty's necessi- ties.
 There is going to be base ball revival soon and the boys wIil appear on the diamond with ball, bat and uniform.
 Mir. Manly Glass, cattle owner from Redlr gtOn, Arlz, IS visiting the city. Mir. Manly will stay few days and take ID the big show. Billy Reid IS renovatlng his opera house preparatory to bringing some of the crack theatrical trOups here during the coming season. If you are good business man or far seeing man, as to bargains when they exist. don't fail to tie on to some of Tucson real estate at the proper times.
 Saturday is the day of drums, brass | bands. fine horses, beautiful riders, great olg animals, elephants and camels lIoLs and tigers Sells great circus Rt Tucson July 10th.
 MT. Straun, who for several years ha been clerk to Supt. Noble of the s. P. k h., and who has been qnite sick for some time past. has fully recovered from his illness aud resumes h's duties again.
 The gentlemen of whom the CITIZEN has made mention in another col, mn to- 0ay relative to Mammoth mInz S. have re- e. iv7d their money and cocsummatad tn ir sale. Some S35,000 changing hands.
 The coming Sunday evening, at the meeting in Court Plaza, MT. Carlisle wil have for a topic, ''the lesson at Homestead, fer tbe American voter" or the science of the humanities, revised" political people of all parties cordially invited to attend.
 c H. Knapp, clerk of the court at PhenIx, Is in Tucson at present with hIs family. MT. Knapp will remain in the clty few days and then take a va eaton upon the cooling heights of the CaCalinas.
 Mir. Johnson of New Mexico, who bought John Maran's fine gold property IS in the city. Mir. Johnson has put force of men to work to develop his pro peIty. Thus the mining atmosphere assumes a more cheerful aspect all around.
 Sheriff Brown has returned from the vicinity of Nogales. When questioned as re gards to the feelirg there relative io tn land grant he said the feeling wa, very strong against the grant. That the ciiy on the line was a little quiet at present, but doing fair busi- ness. That there had been no ram there up to the time he left.
 Dlil-z-Hay, better known as No. GAS, died at the prison last Sunday morn mi about , o'clock, and was buried the afternoon Of tine me day. He was sn Apache Indian, 3 years old, a Dd was senteD ed to serve , years Tn the peDi- tent.ary for m8nlsaus nter committed in Graham coCUty. About half his time was up. The cause of death was oD- sumpyon.-Times.
 In almost every neighborhOod throughout the west there Is some one or more persons whose lives have been saved by Cham bsrlriD's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhe4 Remedy, or who have oeen cured of chronic dIarrhea by it. Suah persons take especial pleasure in r''c0in nendlUg the remedy tD others. The praise that follows its introduction and use makes 1t very popular. Fifty "ent bottles for sale by Fred Fleishman.