Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

THE Fakir."
This eve ring
AT Reid's opera house.
-Oue drunk this morning; five days.
The suit OF Durr VS.. Plgnataro haE
been settled and discontinued.
The rodeo from Tanque Verde is
now working down the Rillito valley.
A new fence is being erected at the
Indian school.
Delayed mail matter for the past
two days coming from Santa Fe routes
arrived this morning.
Repairs are being made on the Office
rooms occupied by U. S. Attorney VII
son, new roof among them.
Suit for divorce has been filed with
the clerk of the district court by Car
men G. Smith against Marcus d. Smith
The large quantity of barley hay
brought in the city this week came from
up the valley, where q custom press is
in operation.
Fronting the Cosmopolitan hotel
will be one of the pretty spots of the cit,
soon from training OF vines now in prog
ress.
The Kansas City Journal comes out
with picture OF Sam IL. Drachman a.
one of the prominent members Of the
Ticket Association.
Lottery prizes are coming in plenty
to Tucson of late. Twenty-Five ranging
from $50 down were won here during
the past month.
The fine new block for H. Mensger is
rapidly completing. The date stone
over the entrance with 1881" has been
placed. The walls will be complete in
SIDE of two weeks.
The attention., hs He lth COMM
tee is respectfully called to the vicinity
og Church and Alameda streets, where
dead dog on vacant lot there adds
much to the odorousness of the neigh
borhood.
-Carrillo's garden was thronged yes
terday with pleasure seekers, premeusd
ing the shaded walks or listening to tire
sweet strains of music by Prof Arriola's
band. A small dance took place iu the
evening.
L F. Coppel has sold bis herdlc line
TO Frank Aldrich. Through the CITI
ZEN Mr.. Coppel thanks the patrons oil
his line for their custom, which he
hopes may be continued for the new
proprietor.
In Saturdays CITIZEN the report OF
the election of new officers, for company
d was Incorrect in stating that |. News
later was candidate for second lieuten
Or1-r1r-.- laoinn, re-
ed. Mr.. Newsletter was not q candidate,
and has resigned as sergeant in the
company.
Since 1t is now well-established fact
that catarrh is a blood disease, medical
men are quite generally prescribing
Ayers Sarsaparilla, for that most loath
some complaint, and the result, in nearly
every instance, proves the wisdom O.:
their advice.
No ection returns are in from
Gunslght TO the present writing ana
the result OF the election cannot be
learned till they arrive. AS the ballol
now stands it is: Richardson, GA; HART
$50; Freeman. 682, Barnes, 737; Here
ford 673; Rouse, $50. 1t is expected tina,
Richardson's vote at Gunsight will over
come Hereforo's, while Freeman's
chances are equally good.
The Is year old fat boy from San
Xavier is in the city almost daily, walk
ing from and to the reservation. He
evidently enjoys the notice he attracts
A few days ago he strongly resisted be
ing weighed, notwlths anding which he
was piacad on the scales, tipping them
at 232 pounds. He is now making dimes
about towns by allowing himself to be
weighed. Thers is talk of taking him
10 the Worlds Fair as a sample OF Arr
iona health product.
Frank Russell the lineman made a
climb Saturday afternoon in which he
was little envied. The seventy.fiye foot
pole fronting the opera house for the Sc
cret society flags was in need Of q new
rope, and Russell offered to place one
through the pulley at the top for five
dollars. About a dozen people Witnessed
the feat and not without anxiety. At
fifty fee; up be placed three guy ropes,
which steadled the pole SO that the
climb was made in safety, the rope ad-
iusted, the guy removed and the ground
reached in safety.
Lizzie Derious DAILY of The Faklr''
Company, is one of the best known and
most popular soubrettes this country
has known Rosa France is talented
vocalist and has appeared in the best
organizations. Jennette st. Henry has
been prima donna in comic opera east
and West. Katherine b. Howe has
been seen 10 burlesque and extrav-
aganZa. Helen Reimer was for several
years one of Heyt's most valued women,
and has been seen everywhere in "a Rag
Baby" Lillian Markham, a remarkable
contralto, and Molhe Sherwood, a
winsome soubrette, complete the roster
of ladies.
Never had preparation a more ap-
proprlate name than Ayers Hair Vigor.
When the capillary glands become en-
feebled by disease, age. or neglect. this
dressing imparts renewed life to the
scalp, so that the hair assumes much of
its youthful fullness and beauty.
Children and children and dresses
OF white with blue sashes and white
with red sashes and white with no sash
es at all. gathered at the home Of little
Miss Hannah Mansfield Saturday after
noon for surprise party" AS usual
with affairs prepared to astonish some
particular person the young lady was
kept away from home by an errand.
When she returned the popularity OF
the sweet little Miss was joyously dem
onstr tied. She was almost inclined to
be frightened at first, but Immediately
took part in the games and pleasures,
r,,Ls1I lo,k1l &,lf o1oI1olx