Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-02-11
OleOlson.

Lower" Court should be read Land Y
 Court Tn the editorial on that subject ia tbIs issue.
 The proprietor of the Belmont House IS making improvements on the property and planting trees in front.
 There is a general move in the way of improvements all ov. r the city, which will soon resvlt in d cided change in the appearance of Tucson.
 MT. Soaring, of Illinois, who has been very low for some weeke, Is improving, under the skillfull care of pr. DenslOw.
 MT. Palmer, of the firm of Palmer & 1 Law on, is on the streets again. after a l prOtTacted illness. Ills many friends are : glad to hear of his recovery.
 You will find a complete line of East ern se-ds-g garden, flower, blue grass, clover and aiialfa--at Shedd,s Cash Store. 1m
 Geo. E. Knight. of Denver, who has been spending feveral weeks Tn th;s city, left today for Mammoth. He will re- turn to Tucson agaIn in few days.
 4 good many prospectors are now
  su m the mountains ID this secton of Arizona.
 FoR SALE: An Upright Grand Piano almost new, in use only three months at @ very low figure. Apply at the Opera House. 2-8-lw
 Rev. Howard Billman is slowly inn proving from the injurious results of over work. It is hopad that period If rest will restore him to his usual vigor.
 Mrs. H. R. Jeffords has so far recov- cred from her recent illness t resume her duties in the U. $. land office. Her many friends are pleased to note her re- coyery.
 Everything will be cleared up around the Raiuiovich block soon, so that a photographer may take a view ofs the building.
 MT. Murray, who is here looking ever the property of the Canada del Ora con- Dany, is pleased with Tucson, and will 1 have many good words to say for it when he returns home.
 Ed. Lewis the popular representative ! of the Fidelity Building and Loan As | sociation of Dever, wno has been spend | IRg several weeks in Tucson, left teday | for Mammoth on a business trip.
 Supervisor Samaniego is confined to | his house this week on account of the | breaking out of an old wound on one of | his lower hmbs. IL is thought he may have 10 have an operation performed | upon it.
 The big brick block just erected on Meyer street oy Adoiph Vasquez now about completed. It is handsome structure and an ornament to that DOT !ion of the cjty,
 c. F. Hoff today received another sub scriber to the telephone exchange, mak- ing fifty in all he full capacity of the present switch board. A larger board will probably be added before long, to accornm O3ate t-e increasing business.
 The bcyclists, Allen ard Sachtleben, were tle guests at dinner lsst evening of i. Y. Grossetta. This morning they were en,erta red at breakfast at the University. Tn y will leave about noon to continue their journey.
 The firm of Converse IE Valadier has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mir. Naladier retiring from the firm. J. N COnverss will pay bi!is and collect ac- counts due the firm, and continue the pub lcatiJn of the Arizona's Resources 
 A good Joke is told on John Baker. the nilkmGn. It seems that one of the city water pipes sprung quite a ieak near hls place, end Mir. Baker thought he had found a,t-si4n water. He was telling he story around town this morning, and got quite enthusiastic over it, when 1t was discovered that the boiling water ., came rom the pipe.
 The Fret Regiment Band or the N. G A. VII -oon be equipped with uni 'Orus and instruments. The band vii ga com posed of thirty-fva Tucson musi- { ;ians, who are ali well qualified to make , { one of tbe best organizations of Its sind in the Southwest. The instru- nents and uniforms will arrive soon. when weekly concerts will be given. I w. Timmine, q veteran of the rebel Ion, throughout tne whole cf which he { served m an Iowa regiment is ID the ,ity today on his way from E. $. Hes , ops ranch on the Huachucas where he las been fer several years stock raising, O California. Mir. Timmins has been in ' rizona about IS years. He is the rs- f .apient of government bounty in a su D. f itantial monthly pension.