Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.

VIII Opeu eiio III NuHN'y Ill Oob'N
 Improvement is the watchword throughout ths city of Tucson now, so let the good work go on.
 J. s. Mansfield the Pioneer News new goods.
 The new postoffice building will pro> bably be larger and more imposing structure than Pearson's block.
 Mir. J. H. Carpenter of Yuma, IS a visitor to Tucson today, having reached the city on the mornings train.
 The little children around the city fiud pretty shade in the park these mornings.
 w. c. Brown who occupies the old stand so long run by his father, corner of Congress and Meyer streets IS adding to tbe Improvements so that 1t IS en- hauced in appearance 1000 per cent.
 Byron DeNure deputy United States marshal left on this mornings train train westward bound with Tewksbury for Phoenix.
 Ahorse hitched to a delivery wagon  noon ard outside of destroying 6 case of crackers no damage was done.
 Quite a number of new faces are upon our streets visiting the city on business and pleasure Tucson is becoming shopping center for the outside country.
 The chain breaking feats of the Rus sian exile Sampson were very good and links of cfrain seemed like brittle glass before the muscles of the strong man.
 Mir. Chas. Peterson en experienced and prosperous miner from Pinal county, is on g visit to the city.
 J. s. Mansfield is receiving a new lot of excellent music to which he specially calls the attention of tue public of Tue son.
 The buildings iu the city are under going 8 series of repairs and new coats of paint.
 George Scofeld is in the city trom his home in the Santa Ritas and is here to meet his family on their return from California.
 s Judge Fryer, of Washington Camp, fsther-in-l9w of MT. Frank Allison, Is in the city.
 Cattle are now being shipped from Pima county to California. Mir. Laboree at present shipping consignment to California.
 Mir. J. J. Goldbaum has just opened a newspaper and periodical store on Con- gress street opposite the telegraph office
 J.D. Morgan has received two new steam pumps and will proceed to place them in MT Laboree's well on his ex- tensive cattle ranch south of Tucson.
 MT. Frank Milttenburg the popular and pioneer proprietor of the city bakery furnished Sells circus with 900 to 1000 loaves of bread during their stay in this city.
 Mir. Bergess of Sau Xavier, presented this office with two beautiful specimens of watermelons today. Trey were really great specimens of eat country aud fully appreciated by the force. The keen knife blade disclosed the juicy pink and red of as luscious and weil> ripened fruit as could be produced in aD Eden's garden.
 The committee appointed by the Athletic Association of Tucson will visit the business men and residents of Tue son in behalf of their organization. | They propose to have 1t identified with | the healthgiving features of our sunny | land and become an attractive fixture in | this city.
 Today in the store of J. Ivancovich could be seen d magnificent specimen of Arizona grapes in long and beautiful cluster. It was from the arbor of Dist Atty. Lowell and is another land mark of the great advancement that this sec .tion of the Territory is making in fruit culture.
 Miss Frye. of this city, has received intelligence from Boston that pr. Gar diaer Frye who was here fast winter and improved so much m health, concluded to return home by way Of the Horn. He left San Francisco about a month ago in company with his mother and whilst within twelve hours of reaching Boston be died.
 Ed Tewksbury was taken to Phenix and owing to sentiment that prevailed against h--n there it was thought best to drop him off the train at small station west of Tempe between Tempe and Maricopa. where a deputy from Phoenix met him wi.h horses and he was con- veyed in that manner to the courts now ready for his examination in the Graham murder case.
 Miss Cohn, sister of Max Cohn of the Singer Manufacturing Company of tuis city, has arrived in Tucson with her brother, both of them from New York. Miss. Cohn will remain during the win ter months in Arizona. the guest of Mrs. Jos. GOldtree. S1e says tAe mild heat of Ar ZOna cannot be compared with the intense sultriness of the weather that is now prevailing in New York City.
 Surveyor L. D. ChiIlson has returned from his surveying trip to Nogales. He has been absent some two weeks and has reduced the length of travel over that route to 6 miles. which is 10 miles less thas the read heretofore travelled. He looks ruddy aud tanned by expos ure and starts out on 8 trip for the county today.
 Some fellar, maudline or otherwise took an axe last night and began chop ping away at the adobe walls on the building formerly occupied by Old Col. Durr on Meyer and Congress evi dently the feller needed occupation and the chances are Judge Culver will ind him suita ole work on the streets.
 Governor Murphy visited the CITIZEN office during this afternoon and spent a few moments in pleasant converse ton. He is in excellent health. On his trip to Denver he was unable to witness the Knights parade owing to his immediate recall t9 PnoenIx relative to his needed presence ID behalf of the Terrtor al bonds. Gov. Murphy holds that the coming election in Ariz)na is one in volving the best Bnd greatest interests of the Territory and at a time when the Territory needs 8 supreme effort made to launch her upon an era of long de- desired prosperity.