Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-03
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER3, 1892.
Mir. Hittinger is improving his res dence on Main street.

that r0CrOognIare.
 The well known firm of Weiand Brewing Go. Of San Francisco, broke ground today for new brick building in this city.
 V lovely display of peaches were on exhibit in the windows of the American Short Order House on Congress street. They were simply magnificent both ID size and flavor.
 The Probate Court room IS undergo ing considerable repairs and is now con- veniently fixed up and somewhat chang ed from its former appearance.
 There were slowed away in the re frigerator of the Palace Hotel today two beautiful Watermelons. California may grow them as large as a hill but Arizona grows them as big as a mountain and as fine favored as the most eXacting.
 Governor Murphy has announced the 2lst day of October, Columbus Day, a holiday to be observed in this Territory coiontly with the other states and ter ritories.
 The pubic schools of this city will open on the 18th of September instead of the 28th as mentioned yesterday. This year the school fund will run short CT than heretofore owing to the fact Of the assessment being less and the num- Der of school districts having been in creased throughout the county.
 Ground has beeu broken for the new brick ice storage warehouse Of the We land Brewing Go. of San Francisco. 4 commodious brick structure IS to be ,-oosol raor hn railroad fraoly
 Hon. W. V. Lucas. Ex-State Auditor |. of Iowa. says: Il have used Chamber lain's Cough Remedy in my family and have no hesitation in saying it is an eX- celient remedy. 1 believe all that IS claimed for it. Persons afflicted by a cough or cold will find ii a friend" There is no danger from whooplng cough when this remedy IS freely given. For sale by Freshman & Go.
 There was considerable rain yester- day in the mountain ranges surrounding the city ard this was proved up by tha volume of water that came down in force through the Santa Cruz bottom. Mir Marsteller was riding out south of the city and the water came down in such d torrent and rose so high that he was forced to turn around and come back.
 Ex-Superyisor Campbell, of Pinal county. is in the city. Mr Campbell Is one of the enterprising cItizsns O. Pinel county. He has a lovely ranch near the town of Florence and has always been an advocate of the county's interest. He has with him at present a fine trot- ting horse from his ranch and Is taking in the sights and scenery that surround Tucson.
 There will be meeting of the health committee of the City of Tucson at the Palace Hotel tonight at : o'clock. Tue son does not propose to wait until the storm strikes the city to put up storm guards but are going to take hand ID advance in setting up precautionary measures against epidemics. To this end the Mayor of the city announces that there will be a mee ting of the health committee at the Palace Hotel this evening at ' o'clock.
 Yesterday morning Mexican woman in the neighborhOod of tenth street was boiste rousiy drunk aCd whilst compar- itavely InOffensive in any act of disturb ance still she manifesed her good feel ings to the world at large by ngiEg, gesticulatipg, and a vOluminous song that was unlntelligable to the reporter but the officer in the vicinity ordered coupe and she was gathered in on Me Cormick street ard taken to the city's refOrmatory.
 Ex-Sheriff Flyer arrived in Tucson this morning. Mir. Fryer speaks most hopefully of the mining outlook and also of the agricultural chances sur rounding the vicinity in which he lives. He says, don't remember seeing the chances at any time brighter than what they exhibit at the present time. l have been in the Territory since the railroad ma1e its first advent into Arizona and l can express myself that the chances are as bright now as 1 have ever seen.
 Chas Hoff, of aermoter notoriety, has returned to the city after a trip to the Casa Grande valley, where he put up S000 aermoter for the rich ranchers of ChicagO-Dunn & Logan of the Chica- go chamber of commerce. He states that be saw some pretty orange or chards there aud thinks that country has bright future. He endaavored to convert some republicans but failing in that he orPaniZ q a Democratic club.
 Professor ComstOck. of the Territorial University. accompanied by George Cheney, of Tombstone, have been up around c lobe and ID Pinal County above Florence. The latest account of them gives evidence of their assertions subs tantiating the assertions of those who have proceeded them that Arizona IS possessed of mineral future of which the present developments are but as a cipher. What they have seen bears out much that Hum Ooldt has predicted in reference to this great mineral country.
 Mr. Webb. of the Phoenix Gazette, presented himself at the CITIZEN office this morning. He was neatly shaved and wore a distinguished mOustache. It made great change in bis appearance, and when guyed as to how he could console himself with the loss of such a fine facial ornament almost bluShingly admitted that be was converted to Re pubhcanism and wanted to fall into the line of advanced ideas and protective principles and with that idea in view was protecting his personal appearance against the competitive good looks of the world.
 Last night at the Park Square those who were assembled there were some- what startled at d pistol shot in the streets The crowd made rush 10 in spect the field whilst an-ther shot rang out on the night air close to the door If the City Mars hal s office. The crowd Of Tucson young men V hO are ever vigilant surged up to the Marshars office and the sight hat greeted them was th- carcass of yellow dog that had attempted to bite Mir. Welch, of the Gem Saloon. and Marshal Roche taking 20 chances on the canine's teeth put leaden missile in him. The crowd rushed back to the Park again where they enjoyed the more agreeable music of tie famous phil harmonics Early this morning a nan consider ably cut up and bruised was on Con-