Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
LOCAL NEWS.

The Philh harmonIc band begin the
 weekly summer concerts at the park tt
 night.
 4 well fed man never complains of th
 hot weather. Go to the French restaul
 ant ana step your kicking.
 An authority on bicycle gearing says
 59 for the road, 65 for haudicsps, and
 for pace races.
 Pecos Valley farmers in New Mexic
 are irrigatjng and culuvatinG about 70
 ecreS oi carnaigre, eXpsrImentally.
 George Pusch reports one Of the fin
 est rains at the steam pnmp yesterday
 that region of country ever experienced
 New mattiEg has besn laid through tn,
 court house hali apd adds much to tht
 appearance of that building.
 The Los Augeies Express O. the ?;
 notices inc arT.vai of twelve ArizonGD; tt one hotel l. that city Tn cne day.
 Lsst Tuesday evenIog members ol Prescott Ledge No. Il, A. O. U. w. served refresh rlPGts at ther hal 10. themselves and families.
 W. .. Davenport, young miner, shot and killed Siqmucd Weissl, merchant, at Carlisle. \. 1d., who was formerly in business at the Arizona Copper Co. s
 works.
 The mountain ranges eUcircling Tue son appeared to have call on the rain last night East Of t5R n ln the RlncOn the storm Wss both heavy and con- tinu0ns.
 J. D. Andrews put on record day his patent for the 5. E. Ii of section p, Tp l3, 5. Of R E F.. lG0 acres. i cattle brand for Manuel M. Elias was also placed O. record.
 Large herds of cattle are being ship ped ID from Mexico st Lsredo and, after being duly inspected b. the U. $. otfi- cials, most Of this stock is either trans ported or driver 10 various ranches m Texas for pssturage.
 Henry Conley, who as Pouudmaster SuIlivan'e assistant got into trouble by mixing G woman, lasso md dog, was fined Sl5 by Judge Meyer yester day. An Hppeal to the district court was taken.
 Tucson made considerable fuss ever her fourth of July patriotism, and when lite more than SjJ0 was banged up for the fun she looked Gskance at her sister towns and said See what We did" IL appears however tn t Tom ostonle went Us n ore taEn oae better for they raised and expended e6S6.
 Phi! Schgaf has leased his San Xavier copper properties to the Tucson smelt ing company which will operate same, thus giving employment to both men 1 and teams sufficient to keep the melier 1 in constant operation Gnd keeps profits i at home.
 4 telegram was received by the Globe | Baseball club fe& days ago from Ihe ! Fort Grant mine asking for date for | match game Of bass bail to be played | here. ally 2j was Set, but wing t. lhe | expected visit Of the paymaster to GTa.t | the gane will not come of befOre he | 2Gth.-Belt. The family of Postmaster King, of | Wilcox, were poisoned on Friday .ast by | eating canned sardines. Ms King and | her daughter, Mrs. Booth, and her child | had close call. D.. Nicholson the at- 1, tending physician wrestled with the ca ses til after midnight before he pre- nounced them out of danger. IL was evidently close cali.
 Chas. T. Cornell, City recorder, whose unfortunate Gberraiion Of mind in Los Angeles has caused h.s commitment to the insane asylum at Highlands IS re- ported somewhat better, but It Is thoCght that it Will be some weeks yet before he viii be able to leave that in, stilutDn for home.
 The Southern Pacific com pany is having made twelve passenger coaches bIlt for ths local servIce in and out of l. $ Angeles. They vii te on duty early in September. They Eill have hign back seats, improved closet tc- comodat.ons for .adies; in fact they gre to certain ali the modern conveniences in that kind of coaches.
 The Los Angele. Herald of July g e8ys: i large number of prominent ArZ na peCpie Grr.ved at the HolleU- beck today and include H. E. Kemp, Il. E. Penney, Frank Heney, N. C. Davis, l.. J. Lassel, c. T. Kingsley, 4. Rooe.ts, ". $ Read ard wife, F. If. Hereford, Adoiph Gol3scb nidt. The Bo.lenbec!s Is popular cenier for Arizona people.
 The Ph:iharmcn;c baud, in honor of her birthday, se.ana3ed Miss Ida Levin lsst evening. Miss Levin is an exceed iBgly popular young lady and has many friends. 4 few O. these, after the ser enade, gather ed at the house end enjoy ed a social dance. Merrymaking and music continued to late hour. During the evening refreshments were served and most enJoyable time had by all participants.
 Yesterday Mr. 2. c. Earle cf the E. | Paso Smelling Co. was la town and left for the Mineral Hill copper mines be- longing to Msssrs. Thos. Hughes and Howard Banes. MT. E.rle vii proba- bly spend week on the property, mak- ing an exhaustive examination of the ore bodies and survey of the whole group preparatory to working the mines on quite an extensive scale.
 Charley Levin met with serious ac- cident thls morning. Together with Il | companion he was cycling at great | speed. His machine accidentally struck i the hind wheel Of the ono ridden by hIs | oLpaniOD. The collision wgs a severe | one and young Levin was t5Town with | great violence to the ground, bfeaking | his right arm between the shoulder gnd ! elbow D. RaI;more ret the wounded | limb and at last accounts he was resting | easf. Strangers coming to Tucson will ind ! the FTeGcn rests Urant, next door to lhe | Western Union telegraph office. the best l place in the city 10 board. The mana l ger, NJ. V lillian Siewert and his good ] wife. personally oversee everything in | the house and are ecrupuIousiy careful 1 that every want and wish Of their pat l rons is supplied For breaEfaet every | mau does his own ordering. but for lunch l and dinner regular courses are served ! At any time, however, throughout the l day or riglt, obIiging and ,ttentive | walters gre every ready to take orders | for anything that is wanted.
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