Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-14

1 Erwin Q. TreadWell, Prescott; ana h.
 R. Richardson, Crittenden, are at the
 Orndorff.
 The number and extent of Pima coun- tvs irrigating enterprises under way IS
 attracting attention and comment all l, over the Territory.
 Those terrible looking smoked specta
 cles give Gen. Johnson the appearance
 of one who is liable to stumble or tOtter
 helplessly any moment.
 Commercial men whose route extends
 all over the Territory says that money
 is easier with Tucson business men than
 with these of any other town in 1t.
 Judge and Mrs Wright, Mrs. Lyster,
 Judge and Mrs. Barnes, Judge and Mrs.
 Sloan and Frank Hereford are in PhOe-
 nIx.
 The wife and daughter of MT. Scar | ing of Carbondale, III, arrived last night
 night and are at the Russ House.
 The first invoice of wire, implements,
 insulators, etc, arrived today from San Francisco for the electric light plant. | The bulk of the machinery IS eX- pected soon from New York. Dapt, Dick says the substantial en, couragement given him here was very light. He is satisfied the Tucson peO- pie are not much worried about the Kid.
 In some of the most travelled places wherethe watering cart never sprinkle Tn front of the churches and around the plszas, the dust is ankle deep and daily deepening.
 Mrs. Strauss will give a musicale next Saturday at the Opera House at p. u. The public in general and parents m particular are invited. No admit tance fee will be charged.
 The leases of Jos. Bowyer's mining properties in the Salero district havlug run out, he has had his household goods shipped here and will with family and chattels remove in few days to Phoe~ nix.
 Pima county may be little short in l real estate boomers but the number of | hard dollars that will be spent in her | mines and dltches in 1893 will surprise | some people.
 The Tucson Building and Loan As sociation seems to be in thriving con- alton. Some of the city's most pro- | gressive citizens are Identified with It. Let us have more building as soon as possible by all means.
 Mr. Florsheim with Mrs. Florsheim and a nurse left last night for San Fran cisco. He IS seriously paralyzed and goes to the large German hospital where all that medical science can do will be | done for him.
 The very taking young fellow who has charge of the big cattle says Cleveland may be distinguished from Harrison by his widely branching horns representing free trade. HarrisOn's horns protective like are nearer together and point for ward somewhat, as if to keep out certain things.
 The Southern Pacific bunk house and library association starts the New Year with the treasury in fiourishing con- dition and good roll on the subscrip- tion list. There are about 2000 care fully selected volumes on the shelves and the rooms are furnished with two good billiard tables. The place is well patronized by the boys.
 The Episcopal church people expect to have their new building ready for worship by Easter Sunday. Estimates are now being made for psws, window casings, plain and stained glass windows, doors and door frames and chancel rail. The preference seems to be for old fashioned hlgh-back pews rather than opera chairs. Everything will be ar ranged so that when the workmen get once at work the interior may be pushed to quick completion.
 Attorney Oscar P. Adams is in receipt of letter from J. c. Manning the elO- quent Peoples party orator of BIrmlpg- ham, Ala, in which be states his will ingness to come to Tucson and lecture expressing his belief that this section of the country is the best working field of the party and his confidence that suc- cess awaits it. Arrangements will probably be made.
 J. Liberman of the firm of Libarman < Co.,, of Wi lcox, is in the city for a few days. The firm does large busi- ness ID handling the bulk of the freight business between Wilcox and Globe and MT. Liberman IS known ell over the Territory as thoroughly reliable business man.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Peck left this morning for their home ct Syracuse They are upon their bridal tour and will occupy two weeks iu returning visiting Fl Paso, New Orleans end Balti- more. During their stay in yhIs city they have been tEe guests Of Gen. and Mrs. R. A. Johnson and have been most hospitably entertained. Mrs. Peck has been here before and pleasant ly renewed her acquaintance with old friende, while MT. Peck made many new ones.
 Chamberlain & Co.,, Des Moines, Icva, desires to inform the public that they are manufacturers of the most success ful preparation that has yet been pro- duced for coughs, colds and croup. It will loosen and relieve a severe cold, in less time than any other treatment The article referred to IS Chamberlain's Cough remedy. It IS medicine that has won fame aRd popularity on its merits and one that can always be de- pended upon. It is is the only known remedy that will prevent croup. It must be tried to be appreciated. 50 cts. and Sl a bottle. For sale by F. Fliesh- man & Go.
 L. c. RRdulovich began this morning to lay 10-foot wide cement walk en- tirely around his block. The job will be done in fiIst-class style by w. Me Lean, who arrived here Monday from Los Angeles, where he is the leading manufacturer of artificial stone side walks and interior deco ator. Two of his men arrived this morning with the ingredients of which, mixed with care fully selected gravel from the Santa Cruz arroyo, the new walk will be i manufactured. 4 useful feature in --sAL ---nll- -,-.lL E-. Lc,l