Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
The pay car will be in tomorrow.

The pay car will be in tomorrow.
The town is as quiet as Fourth Of
July IN Phoenix.
Alfrey c. Sheen has ordered another
Columbia safety 211 Id.
judge Bethune is holding court for
Judge Hawkins in the Pres colt oistric'
JACK Bolan is storing 500 tons OF baled
hay. 1t will be protected oy an iroA
roof.
Rev. McManus left for his home in
New York this morning.
Mrs. c. F. Burkhalter and her sister
Miss Waggy, left for California last
night.
Sc. Hazard, Esq, of ella Bend is
in the city on business before the land
Office.
Editor Wood. of the Border Vidette,
is in the city. He reports times quiet
in Nogales.
Bstw cen two o'clock yesterday after
noon and ten o'clock last night, sixty
five hundreds of an inch OF rain fell.
Councilman Frank Miltenberg and
mine Herr Hittinger left yesterday for
weeks surf bathing at Arivaca.
A Mexican circus is in town and the
small boy is as happy as the hot weather
allows him to be under the clrcum-
stances.
Mrs. Leslie, daughter of Judge John
s. Wood, is in Oakland, but will return
south as far as Los Angeles IN the
course OF few days.
Dyspepsia in ell its forms is not only
relieved but cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Mr.. j. Wittelshoefer formerly book
keeper for L. Zeckendorf d Co., is now
head bookkeeper for a wholesale silk
house in New York, and is doing WELL
Judge G. w. Wright is moving his
Office to more commodious quarters:
He will occupy the rooms lately vacated
by DR.. Odermatt, in the Sanford buid-
Ing.
Halls Hair Remover enjoys the conf
dence and patronage OF people all over
the civilized world, who use it to restore
and keep the hair q DRtursl color.
Rosemond, the new copper camp in
the Santa Ritas, is in the field for q
for a postoffice and one will undoubted-
10 be established at that growing town
in the near future.
There will be q special meeting of
Tucson Lodge No 4, f. & A. NJ, held |
at Masonic hall tomorrow at 40 p. N. /
when the third degree will be conferred. |
All master masons in good standing are |
fraternally invited to be present.
The Nogsles postoffioe has been re-
duced from a third class to fourth /
class Office. This reduction is SAID to
be due mainly to the use OF the mail car
instead of the postoffice. Because of a
change the postmaster had to give |
new bond which was gotten up in this |
city.
The building on the corner Of Meyer |
streets, formerly occupied by the Allison
Brothers, is being extensively repaired |
preparatory to its occupancy by Andres
Rebel, the Meyer street merchant.
The Gotthelf family, formerly well
known residents OF this city, are now In |
New York city engaged in the gents
furnishing business. From here they |
went to Los Angeles and engaged in |
bue DOtlOu Uuelucoss DuI ldtcI hOfoO " Il
New York.
A party of about fifteen bicycllsts are
said to have ridden to Silver Lake yes
terday. They were caught IN the storm |
and on their return home some exceed |
ingly nice faats of ground and lofty |
tumbling were done. Barring the mud,
rain and tumbles they reached home In
excellent shape.
Col. G. Q. Bean is in the city from an |
extended visit to the Pot Holes In Yuma |
county. He says that there are $780,, |
600 worth of machinery at that one |
place, idle and with no prospects OF any |
thing being done He is negotiating |
for the purchase OF a portion of same |
with the view of its removal to this |
county.
A man by the name of T. j. johnson,
who for the past several weeks has been
plscering in the Canyon del Orc, reports |
a cloud burst in that region, one day |
last week, that carried everything down |
the hill before 1t. The roar of the |
rushing water he said could be heard |
for miles as it Numbered down with a |
breast IL feet deep. The average wages
made at placerlpg in the canyon, he re-
ports, is from one dollar to two dollars |
per day, which goes lsng way ahead |
of doing nothing and getting nothing
fer doing it.