Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-01

Il Ao' SAAPRS '
 A great many cases of la grippe is re- ported in Nogales, and several cases of pneumonia.
 Mir. J. A. Conlee, formerly superin- tendent of the Leila Mining Company is in the city.
 Mr. E. B. Gag ?, one of the prominent stockmen of Southern Arizona, IS in the city to-day.
 The meeting of Tucson Lodge No. 4, I. o. G. T., has been postponed until next Friday night.
 The trees in court square are being trimmed. A good many additional ones have been planted this week.
 Many la grippe patients have entirely recovered; others are convalescent, but some are yet suffering from its pains.
 MT. Rule is making preparations to plant row of shade trees around his block, corner of Pennington and Church street.
 Mr. Walter Vail, the well-known Ari- zona and Los Angeles stockman. IS Tn the city today. He is one of the largest cattle owners in Pima county.
 MT. Billy Burdette, of the Senate sa- loon, has about recovered from the rheu- matism with which he has been suffer | ing for two or three months.
 MT. W. S. Read is now preparing the ground, adjouing his residence on | Church street, for the purpose of plant Ing small orange orchard.
 MT. John Young, of Graterville, an old timer, we'll fixed in worldly way, and an all round jolly fellow IS in the city today, greeting many friends.
 R. R. Tickets to all parts of the Unit ed States, bought, sold, and exchanged; |; can save you from 8 to so on regular ! first class tickets. All; transaction guar anted; member of the American Ticket Brokers Association.
 A copy of an ably written article on Sanitary Entombment" by Rev. Chas. R. Treat, has been received at this office. It reats of the new idea and old, of bur ial, and favors the discarding of the grave yard, as resting place. There is more experience, time, and brain work represented in the prepara- tion of Hoods Sarsaparilla than in any other medicine. It is this which makes Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar in its cura tive power, and in the remarkable cures it effects. Give it trial. r, The Spider and Fly" Company will be at the opera house to night. It is something different from anything seen Tn Tucson for long time. The com pany is composed of first class people, and will furnish rare fun for those who go to see them.
 In the first ward school yesterday af- ternoon Mrs. Gregory promoted Emma Webber, years old, for the ms St punct- ual attendance, she having been present every time school has been called to or der during the session. This has been general examination week in the public schools this week, and many other stu dents will be promoted.
 MT. Phelix Haas, of the Santa Cruz bank, leaves in about two weeks for Houston, Texas, where he expects to marry the prettiest girl in the state. For a wedding trip he will take in the Mardi Gras at New Orleans, and then board the Montezuma special and visit the City of Mexico. Miss Frye will as sist Mir. Freeman during the absence of MT. Haas.
 Notwithing Col. Rayfield has been suf fering with la grippe for several days, the Palace continues to maintain its position as first class hotel. It is head quarters for cattle buyers and sellers and draws large share of patronage from every class that comes to Tucson. 4o1l ic al icfa kept in perfect order, and courteous treatment is extended to all who go there.
 4 couple of enterprising gentlemen arrived in town yesterday with two bears. The police forbid them giving any performance in the street, which they desired to do. Later it was dis covered that they had taken up a posi- ton on the plaza, near the Cathedral. They were moved from there post haste, and left town probably with not a very exalted opinion of our Chief of Police.
 MT. c. T. Hoff, died at the hospital yesterday evening. MT. Hotf has been in very poor health for long time, and went to the hospital for treatment SOulc GNO NethS dSO. IHc lllhcoldNC cause of his death was an attack of in Gus A. and Gas. F. Holf, both well known Tn Southern Arizona, who will have the sincere sympathy of all their acquaintances.
 Judge Sloan held session of the No vember term this morning, U. $. Dis trict Attorney Jeffords being present. l The grand jury returned the following | bills: United States vs. Benito Sol 1 orsrno, Wm. B. Robinson and Pablo Mos | con, each for selling liquor to Indians | and also against Robinson for taking | liquor into an Indian country. He oper- l ated at San Carlos, Gila county; the | other two in Maricopa. All three are in | cust )dy- Phenix Herald.
 Chief Roche's saddle horse has be come bye word with tramps all over | the west. They believe this horse can | pick out a tramp in any crowd, no mat ter how large. A tramp when he ar rives in Tucson keeps sharp look out for the chiefs horse, and they all have his description. One of the tramps who was picked one night this week, on be- ing interviewed next morning told MT. | horse, about which he had heard so much in Washington Territory.
 Miss Clara Shortridge Foltz, the lady lawyer of Southern California, who is noted for her fine ability and brilliant has kindly consented to de- liver lecture at the opera house in this city, on Monday evening next, for the benefit of Negley Post, G. A. R. She has chosen for her subject "An Ameri- ican Hero" Mrs. Foltz is a strong friend of the Grand Army, and is ever ready to lend her voice to the good | of the cause The price of admission has been put at D cents so that all may attend.
 Quite number of prominent men of this city, including merchants, high off cials, etc, !pursuaded thelr good wives -.+. ..l.@ sl @l ..CN l- INl--r |