Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY AUGUST 6, IS.

Mir. Coleman of the thriving town ot Wilcox IS in the city.
 J. Iyancovich is successfully pushing & grocery business whose retail demands keep him most actively employed early and late.
 Calvert Wilson. Assistant U. s. Dis tTict Attorney. arrived in the city this morning from Pinal county.
 H. Menager's store is built of fine stone from Flynn's quarry; also the pavements are of the same material; corner Meyer and Mesilla streets.
 The Tucson Cycle club will run to Fit. Lowell. on next Saturday evening, Aug, 9th. They will start from the residence of Mir 4. Grossetta at o'clock.
 The young sor of Marshall Roche who was called upon to undergo a pain ful surgical operation is getting along nicely with every indication that he will seen be well.
 The Tucson Soda works on Penning- ten street are doing live and satisfac tory bushes and speak in encouraging words about trade outlook.
 The mlll of Fl Rosario Mining Con- pany was sold today at constable's sale for S375.00. The amount being ludg- ment and costs.
 Fruits of every kind are selling in the Tucson markets. Grapes, figs, neciarines, peaches, plums, Hines, or aDges, lemons, wRtermelons and cantel- opes. The peaches especially are some of the finest that have ever been m the Tucson market.
 The large structure of '. Zeckendorf & Co. is filled from basement to r0of with stock of goods unequalled outside the limits of the Golden Gate City of San Francisco or the crescent city of New Orleans.
 Canning, the saddlery and harness mar, Ee who makes the brides and tke tr8ppirg5 and clsds the equestrian world in most handsome toGgery, is doing a rushing end satisfactory business corner Main and Congress streets.
 James H. Barry, of Tacoma, who spent the last winter months in Tucson WAS so mubb benefited by his visit here that be has concluded to duplicate his visit and return here again this fall.
 Mrs J. H. Noble, wife of Supt. Noble. of the Southern Pacific railroad IS upon q visit to the mountain sceDeries of Washington state and Alaska. It is sad Mrs. Noble will return to Tucson on the approach of the winter and make her permanent home 10 Tucson.
 J. P. Lonergan, occupying one of the most prominent busIDess blncks Cn one of the most prominent streets of the city, is carrying an extensive, varied and carefully assorted stock of dry goods. Entrance on Church and Congress streets.
 Judge C. W. Wright returned yester- day from Crittenden where he had been to look nto the matter of J. B. Parks charged with illegally killing cattle. The judge leAyes in he morning for Ca l. fornia where he will visit all points Of interest.
 MT. A. Goldschmid;, president of the Eagle Milling Company, returned yes terday from an extended business trip through central and southern Arizona. He reports d revival in business in the neighbOrhood of C5sa Grande, due largely to the sale of several mining properties in that neighborhOod.
 The Rev. Bishop Bougarde wben last heard from W8s on a trip of cOntirma- tlon throughout southeastern Ariz ma and western New Mexico He vas at Silver City, New MexIco. when last heard from. The Rev. Fathers Gerard, billy ard Albrecht are at present in Tucson.
 Captain Gray omitted to announce at the last meeting that there would be target practice Sunday morning at 6. m. He desires that all members of Company D to be on hand promptly at the armory at the above named hour to- morrow morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Bower will leave to-mor- row morning on a trip of pleasure to California to be absent three months MT. Bower IS the gentleman who had the good fortune to sell his interest in a gold mine at the Mammoth. A pleasant trip IS W shed Mir. and Mrs. Bower apd this paper regrets that it has not the posses sory right to gold property that it could exchange for a sack fnll of gold coin stamped With the American eagle.
 The furniture department of l.. Zee kendoTf & Co. IS elaborate. Furniture of various kinds, bureaus and tables of artistic designs, baby carriages as hand somely capaIisoDed as you could pos sibly observe in any ci!y, folding cots and folding chairs, a thorough and most complete stock is to be found and seen at l.. z. & Co.'S furniture department, corner Main and Pennington streets.
 Jose Lewis, a student at the Albu- querque Indian school, has written to the CITIZEN, enclosing a subscription to the daily and weekly CITIZEN. Here We find young Indian who few years ago had difficulty in speaking anything intelligent in the English language. Today he has so far advanced along the road of instruction that be is scanning the columns of the leading newspaper of the Territory in order to further advance himself.
 There wac a plesant party given at the residence of Mrs. Ferrer 222 Con- vent street yestetday evening at which 8 large number of friends and ac- quRiDtances were preseEt. There was much enjoyment and an excellent re- past served during the evening. Danc- ing was kept up continually until a late hour and the departing guests expressed themselves as having spent an exceed ingly happy and pleasant evening,
 Considerable life is now being dis played in getting the north end of Stone avenue properly graded. Scrapers are emp!oyei along with teams In making the north end Oi that prominent street assume 8 proper grade where it joins the railroad track, and further on uniles with bridge that is soon to be in place. From what is learned of the bridge it