Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-25

Mir. Julius Goldbaum is making rapid
 progress in re-arrangIng his place of
 business. He will have an attractive place when it is completed.
 Mr Frank J. IIeney returned from
 Phenix yesterday. He reports the Su- prone Court moying along smoothly, and
 pr babiiity that it will conclude its labors to-day. The new judges seem to
 work well in the new harness. There
 was large attendance of distinguished attorneys on the court.
 The palace hotel is doing a good busi- ness. Whenever there are strangers coming to Tucson, some of them may al ways be found at the Palace. MT. Ray field makes thIs hotel pleasant home for all who go there, and furnishes the best accommodation to be had in the West at prices very reasonable.
 Messrs. I. Meyer and +. Gluckman, of the New York Store, have moved into handsome suite of rooms fitted up for them next door to Sam Drachman's residence on Main street. The rooms were fitted up under the personal super vision of Mir. Drachman, and are said to be the handsomest bachelor apartments in the city.
 The Spider and the Fly Company is fortunate in the possession of many ar tistes who are strong favorites in this city, and who are well known as excel lent pantomimists and speciality artists, Prominent among these is August Sic grist, who is descended from the famous Siegrist family, whose fame and celeb rity as clo ms and specialists has long been known in this country and Europe. -S. F. Post.
 Capt F. W. Vo!l, came in yesterday from the QuiiOtoa mountains where he has been at work with force of men. for the past tsix weeks on the Indian Chief group of mines. MT. Voll was ac companied by Capt. Ed. Ayers. mining engineer, who has been out to examine the property, and speeks very highly of the roar claims cOmprisiDg he Indian Chief group. Mir. Voll expects to re- turn to San Francisco soon and perfect for extensive operations on these mines The work recently done has shown that the ore continues regular, even, and of a grade sufficiently high to insure good results in the future.
 Tucson Is literally alive with trampa all big, stout, healthy looking specimens who should be put on the chain gang not made to i'll up some of the bad holes in the streets. They are bold, and bra zen faced and have no hesitancy about begging on the street, or, when they get hold Of quarter, eating out Chinese frnr,e fhn lri+nhny fn frD,4 door.
 In another column of the CITIZEN is published the card of Hon. A. J. Falls. attorney at law. Washington, D. C., 4I9 F street. MT. Falls was for five years chief clerk of the department of justice, and has a thorough knowledge of the various government departments, and how to do business in them. He is a man Of ability to whom all persons may entrust business with the assurance | that it will be promptly and conscien- ciously attended to.
 Mir. w. s. Read, returned yesterday | from the Sierritas mountain, where he | has a force of men at work OF the | Fashion mine, located on the summit | about If miles from the Olive Camp. | and near the William mine. owned by | Messrs Wheeler & Perry. Mir. Reid | work on this property about two weeks ago, and Is running 1OO- | foot tunnel into the side of the | following veIn of gold ore. which assays over $50. The size of the vein has not yet been determined, as the tunnel is all in one. Mir. Read thinks lis property will develop into something let found every day, even in Arizona.
 The funeral of Mrs T. c. Russell, un- Ter the auspices of the WOrkmen lodge, vas we'll attended. Mr. Russell has the of the entire community in his hour of sore affiictiOn.
 Mir. Wm. Foots, agent for the Spider md the Fly" company, was in the city o-day. He IS a pleasant gentleman, and epresents one of the best companies hat ever visited this Territory.
 Mir. T. c. Russell desires to return his incere gratitude 70 the members of the \. O. U. w., and other kind friends. vho rendered assistance and expressed ympathy Tn the great affliction through which he has been called upon to go trough, by the sad death of his wife.
 Mir. Frank Nicholson arrived a few avs since from New York, where he has cen to inspect new smelting process 'hich did not come up to his expecta- ions. This morning he left for the mine gain. About the middle of February e expects to move his family to Phe- K where they will in future reside, aving built very comfortable home lere.
 Mir. James Edgar, of Detroit, is ex- s ected here shortly to visit his family ' ho are spending the winter here. f