Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-12
" EEKLY CITIZEN
SATURDAY, ....DECEMBER IL. 1901
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at the hospital.
-BoRN-To the wife of G. s. Merit,
last night, a son.
Three brands have lately been hled
with the recorder.
Training of flyers for the races on
Christmas day is In progress.
Thirteen miles of road are reported
graded on the road from Phenix to Ash
Fork.
The large Wslnut,damInes Prescott
washed out two years ago, will be rebuilt
soon.
The fall term at the university
closes Dec. o. The winter term opens
Dec. %.
-JohnHart has opened a saloon at
thd corner of Meyer and Pennington
streets.
"A shipment OF feeders was sent to
California by Mr.. Crane, OF the Catali
nos. yesterday.
Militia drill has been su pended
pending the arrival Of the new drill reg
ulations, expected about Jan 1.
The university classes are again in
charge of Prof. Hall, who has about
recovered from his late illness.
A runaway of M. c. Shortridf e's
team on Stone avenue, last night, le-
suited in badly broken harness.
One days board at the Cosmopolitan
restaurant will fairly convince you where
the finest meals are served.
Another instalment of eight tramps
were given sixty days today by the re-
corder, with the alternative OF leaving
town IN six hours.
A faded and discolored beard is IN
tidy and misfortune. 1t may be pre-
vented by using Buckingham's Dyefor
the W hIskers, never failing remedy.
The store ION corner of Meyer and
Messllla streets will be named the East
ern Action House, and will have its reg
ular auction sales every Saturday.
DIR. G. Q. Bergman and family OF
Elk City, Kansas, arrived on todays
train. They are in Tucson TO enjoy the
beauties of mild winter climate.
-MARR1ED-At the NJ. E. parsonage,
corner Stone avenue saDd Pennington
street, December Oh, by Rev. E. Snow,
Thomas ID. Davis and Alice Burgoon.
The new dry goods establishment LA
Mariposa," has engaged Carlos Jacome,
one of Tucson's most popular dry goods
clerks. Mr.. Jacome will be glad to see
old friends at the new place.
Ladies prepare for the great auction
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.
at is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparills
does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
impure state or low condition of the
blood, overcoming that tired feeling.
creates a good appetite, and gives
strength to every part Of the system.
Try it.
Pictures,I Bronze Vases,
Albums and Fancy Goods at |
the Pioneer News Co.
The Raisin Industry, a practical tres-
tise on the raisin grapes, their history, |
culture and curing, by Gustav Eisen. |
No horticulturist should be without this |
work; a complete guide for the raisin |
glover. Address Gustav Eisen, Acad |
envy of Sciences, San Francisco, CAL,
price 8.
"A mining sale is reported from
Prescott regions. 1t is Of the Antelope
Hill mine, a gold property owned by
Henry Yarnell. The price WIS So. 600. |
$4,000 down. Machinery for twenty
stamp mill Is on the ground or arriving,
and work will be pushed with all speed
on its erection. 1t was bought by eest-
ern capital, through E. n. Palmer, of
Prescott.
"A stableman at Christensen's corral
this morning had very narrow escape.
He was removing a roll of blankets,
when a revolver dropped from them to |
the ground and exploded. 1t flashed |
dangerously close to mis- face, and the |
ball passed through his hat rim.
"A meeting of the street committee |
OF the city council was held this morning |
to discuss the removal OF the fence on |
the property facing Sixth street. The |
committee will report to the council. A |
case in court growing from it is reported |
probable.
The fire department elected as Off
GERS for the ensuing year, on Tuesday
evening: Chief, d. j. Bolyn; first assist |
ant, John J. Sullivan; secretary, John |
Spencer; treasurer, w. S. Read; stew |
ard, Geo. Hucke.
The mail route schedule from |
Tombstone to Rucker has been changed, |
the present schedule being: Leaves |
Tombstone Monday at G a. m. arrives by |
d. m; Leaves Rucker Tuesday at q. |
m. and arrives at Tombstone by 8 p. m. |
There will be race on skates at the |
rink Saturday night at 9 p. N. Winner |
will get sack of -four. All are invited |
to come and see the sack races. Great |
fun in store for young and old.
District court reopens next Monday, |
Dec. IA. The first cases to come up will |
and Santa RitalLand & Mining company |
VS.. NJ. r. Wise,
"At last, can eat good square meal
without its distressing me" was the
grateful exclamation Of one whose ap- |
petite had been restored by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparllla, after years Of dys-
peptic misery. A teaspoonful of the ex-
tract before each meal sharpens the ap-
petite.
The deed in escraw for lots valued
at $1,000 purchased of the city nearly
nine months ago reverts to the city on
the 18th of December, should the funds
not be forthcoming in the meantime.
The body of Luis Huller, the mil
honaire of Mexico, who died on the train
near the city several weeks ago, is still
at the undertaker's. An order has been
sent from Mexico that the body be
forwarded, but no money accompanying
the order, it is still held.
S. Hughes has received a letter from
Florida announcing the serious illness OF
Ex-Governor Stafford. The Ex-Govern-
or had been ona sea voyage forlthe ben