Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-19


Halls Hair Remover enjoys a world
wide reputation for restoring the hair to
bald heads and changing gray hair to
the original color of youth.
The Williams Bros hotelat Marico-
pa was burned Saturday night, at loss
of S3,0oC Almost nothing was saved.
The hotel will be rebuilt.
Great Bargain! Ladies' Kid gloves
light and dark colored at % cents per
pair. Call and see them at the La
Mariposa" formerly j, Frank d Go.
Siewert sells candies at wholesale and
retail.
Ladies prepare for the great auctiof
sale on Saturday at the corner Of Meyer
and Messilla streets which will give you
a chance to buy everything you want,
There is no other store In 1t at all.
Pictures,i Bronze Vases,
Albums and Fancy Goods at
the Pioneer News Co.
SIewert has the largest and the finest
assortment of canCies ever came to Tue
son, Candies made every day. \ large
assortment OF Christmas candies and
Christmas ornaments will DE on eXhib-
ton soon
If you would Ihave genuine bargains
in shoes it will pay you to inspect our
bargain counter, a broken lot OF children
and Misses. French calf shoes, reduced
from g 90 to $500
L. ZECKENDoRF & Co.
The Raisin Industry, practical trea
tise on the raisin grapes, their history,
culture and curing, by Gustav Elsen
No hortIculturist should be without this
work; a complete guide for the ralsln
grower. Address Gustav Eisen, Acad-
emy of Sciences, San Francisco, Cal.
price s..
VIM. Zeckendorf, formerly of this
city, contemplates going into business IN
New York city. When the family was
recently visited by Mrs. Jos. Perry OF
this city the Master Arthur and Miss
Rilda cried to return to Tucson
"A New Mexico exchange says: New
Mexico and Arizona steers, double
wlntered in Montana and Wyoming,
bring from $40 to $50 a head. These
prices beat feeding or pasturlng IN Kan
sas. and it would seem that the cattle
men of the southwest could make ar
rangenents to have their steers run
there. or organize combinations, secure
ranges in those states, and run on their
own account. 1t could be done for
much less money than 1t costs to handle
them in Kansas, anG at much greater
profit.
Among the ditch enterprises of
Pima county not the least Is that or Al
N / +An m
are there-twenty of them-under Con
tractor Durham, and are making good
showing. Thus far 1000 feet of ditch is
complete. leaving about 1000 feet more
tn be done. The ditch is eighteen feet
wide on the top and u feet on the bot
tom. The work will be completed IN
few weeks at the present rate.
Next month Will be lively IN theat |
ricals. and with first class companies. |
Maude Granger cones Jan, 4; CleVe !
lands minstrels are booked Jan. II; the |
Moss Family Jollities, sad 10 be one OF |
the finest musical combinations travel
ing, are expected about Jan. p, and |
~ and |" returns Jan. 81. Girls |
mer Davis will be here Feb. IL. |
Manager Reid has turned away several |
companies wishing to appear IN Tucson |
The cattlemen looked skyward last
nirht and expected the needed rain very
shortly. They were disappointed. A
few drops came. the clouds scattered
and this morning the beautiful blue sky
does not appear favorable for preclpI-
tation. Weather prophets are still
prophesying, however.
Out of $4,000 worth of ore shipped to
San Francisco. from Yuma, only small
proportion Of the value is returned to
our miners. If the ore was smelted here.
the result would be different and a much
Larger profit would be made by miners.
Build a smelter, it will pay big interest.
Sentinel.
The Board :of Trade has secured
permanent quarters, in the present of
flee of Manning q Curry. The office
will be enlarged to twenty feet square
for the purpose. The board will hold
regular sessions every second and
fourth Wednesdays.
A cattleman tells that the late ship |
ments OF stock from the Vail ranch have
made no perceptible differences in the |
number of stock OF the Vail brands on |
the range. Cattle are still being shipped |
from the Empire ranch to California.
"A Prescott jeweler IS out with (
souvenir spoon which. is peculiarly Arr !
IONA. The handle is representation OF /
the s1ahuaro and joining it to the bowl |
is pictured the priclzly pear. Within the /
bowl is engraved the Casa Grande ruins. |
MP. Dodge whose home is in the /
city, and who is baggage agent at Ben /
son, was brought in last night on a spe /
ial, having been Suddenly taken with a
severe cold and threatened with pneu-
monia.
The ranch so~th of town recentls
taken by ID. Kennedy is now fitted out
as a model nursery. Mr.. Kennedy has
5000 shrubs and young trees and ex
poets more soon. They will be put or
sale next month.
"A heavy rain fell at Mammoth last
Sunday. VIM, Neal is now hauling ore
from the mine TO the mill with one set
of four wagons drawn by eighteen horses
replacing two sets of two wagons and
twelve horses.
Another Chinese raid is reported
from lover the track" Six OF the celes
tials from there were yesterday before
Judge Culver yesterday for smoking
opium. They were fined.
S. Katzenstein, landlord of the Cos
mopolitan hotel, contemplate removal to
Portland, Or, from where be has been
offered hotel property.
"A shipment of six carloads of stock {
from the Proctor and QuinlIn rancho ,
wac loaded at the railroad today fer !