Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-04
LATE LOC4LS.

The Philharmonic Band learned three new select pieces last night.
 Fruit shipments from the west are un- usually heavy. Apples take the lead.
 Recorder Shibell is busily engaged preparing the Great Register for the printer. Repairs are being made on the store building of s. H. Drachman, also on his residence. The Philharmonic band have received three new sax horns. They are fine in struments.
 M. c. Sbortridge brought in 1,600 pounds of atrained honey from his ranch south of the city, yesterday.
 Judge Ainsa's court was cleared yes terday of adultery cases. There are others on the docket however.
 The attendance at our public schools is not yet up to ihe average for this time expected.
 Morning service was held yesterday at the NJ. E. Church and beginning next Sunday will also be held at the Con gregational church.
 Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. 4. H. Gunnett, pastor. Sunday School at 10 a. m., and p. m. All cordially ln- vited to attend.
 The law office of Gen Wilson and liar " Jeffords will be moved into more com modious quarters two doors from Dr Ma tas' office on Pennington street.
 Parties desiring to take out their final papers should bear in mind that the 4th of October is the extreme limit. The matter should not be delayed.
 The Methodist conference of Arizona will meet here nex5 Thursday. The entire Methodist ministry of the Terri tory will be in attendance.
 With the approach of cooler weather butter will again-be shipped into this city in tubs. This grade of butter is mostly from the Kansas creameriss.
 The Females and the Pieneer ball clubs played a game of ball on Military Plaza yesterday afternoon, resulting in victory for the latter. Score g to ?.
 Three wagon loads of wool came in this morning from Alex. McKay's sheep ranch in the Oracle district It was taken to the Southern Pacific for ship ment.
 Tonight the birthdays of Eugene and Master Charles Drake will be elab orately celebrated at the young gentle mems home. About 80 young friends are invited.
 Geo Goathe and Joe Ford are home from hunting trip in the Catalinas. It was rumered the gentleman had re turned with bear meat, but We are re- liable informed that the onlything kill cd was rabbits and time.
 The Tucson postoffice will again be made second class, the business during of late having increased very rapidly. bidding fair to go considerably above the sl0OO0 per year limit.
 Congregational Church regular Sun day evening service at 7:30, conducted by Rev. Howard Billman. Sunday at F o'clock. Weekly prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at 80.
 c. M. Hoff has just returned from Nl1COA duO IcpOIlS ludI ClIy I0rlN- ing. Teaming between there and Globe is being carried on day and night. There is every appearance of healthy state of business at Wilcox.
 Sergent Matson O. Ft. Lowell is pre- pairing the Rochester Orchestra for ser vice during the theatrical season. The Sargent who is an excellent musician is drilling the railroad band, They took their first lesson last evening.
 Manager Reid, of the Opera House has engrged as an orchestra for the coming theatrical season Rochester's orchestra withssSergrant Matson of Fit. Lowell, who will furnish music worth listening to.
 DIED-In this city at 2:3O o'clock this morning Wilhelm, son of Fred'k and Elisa Pistor, aged s months and , days. The funeral took place this af- ternoon at 1, from the home of the par ents.
 The railroad band haves sengaged Ser geant Matson, of Ft. Lowell, to instruct them during the coming winter. Ser geant Watson is an able musician, a member of the Second Cavalry Band. and great progress may be expected from the Ferrocarril band boys.
 The Operatic and Dramatic entertain ment which was to come off ip Levin's Hall this evening has been postponed sine die, owing to failure of the re- mainder of the company to materialize. That portion of the troupe which was al ready hsre left for Phenix.
 Jose Arriloa, of Rincon was before Judge Meyer this morning charged with makInga murderous assault on his wife. The weapon uced was an old fashioned ed. Owing to the lack of evidence Jose was permitted to return to Rincon, but the pepper box was retained to prevent 6 further breach of peace.
 The CITIZEN is informed through Madam Rumor that Tucson is soon to lose one of her most charming and win some society girls. The same source of information credits the fortunate gentle man with being gallant cavalry officer and popular, thorough gentleman. If Madam Rumor is correct, the CITIZEN desires to extend its congratulations in advance.
 ''Three Wives to One Husband" WAS found to have been misrepresented to Manager Reid, of the Opera House, and has cancelled the engagement for the play which war to have been given to- night. During the performance at Fl Paso half of the audience went out. Parties who have purchased reserved seats can have their money refunded. or exchanged for tickets for Hern's Hearts of Oak" which will be given next Monday night, Oct. 9th. For the first time in about a year the fire bell pealed forth its alarming notes last evening, rousing the city to the novelty of attending real fire. It was found to be in the kitchen of the home 1 ef Frank Miltenberg, on Convent street, | which was burned out without damage | fO h.ar f 4l