Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-11-07
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Deer are constantly arriving for the
Tucson market.
"A Sunday drunk was given five
days this morning.
"A county patient died at the hospit-
al last night Of asthma.
The Building & Loan Association
meets tomorrow night.
The last Joquin Rascon suit will
not take place till next month.
The new hospital at the Indian
school is in readiness for plasterlng.
F. Miltenberg is in receipt of very
fine imported and domestic candies.
fresh oysters and fresh fish constant
ly cr hand at the Maison Doree.
Dressed turkeys from Phenix every
Friday afternoon. /. A. SHEDD.
if.
Two suits have been filed in the
district court against Edward p. Scales
ct al.
-Baled hay-a five ton lot-arrlved
this morning for Florence. 1t brought
Sl8 ton.
The city council meets tonight, to
act upon the Maiden lane and plaza
matters.
"A large quantity of panccha was
brought in FROM Sonora by wagon
Saturday.
Special venires have been ordered
for tomorrow, to try the G. w.
Rood case.
For Rent.-Handsomely furnished
rooms. lis Camp street, opposite the
Russ House. 1-w
Assessment work is being done on the
Baboquivari group of mines, owned by
Messrs. Sampson & Bent.
Allison Bros. expect carload of Or
egon apples about the 9TH. They will
be of extra fine quality.
The Maison Doree is opened day and
night, and has the best and promptest
attendants.
Fresh fish of all kinds Wednesdays
and Fridays.
WHEELER & PERRYis.
The Philharmonic hand gave band
concert yesterday afternoon at the city
plaza. The park was crowded.
A ball game for practice between
militiamen and outsiders took place on
Military plaza yesterday afternoon.
The Hermosa mill at Harshaw re-
opens this week upon the arrival of Mr..
Finley, who leaves for there tomorrow.
-Dan1 Sully in 1The Millionaire" is
promised at the opera house for Dec
18th. No intervening dates have been
made.
The store now occupied by the Amer
lean Grocery House is for rent. For
particulars enquire at the Pioneer News
Co. If.
"A large shed is among the improve
ments made in the corral property AT
the corner of Pennington and Meyer
streets.
New seasons new England mince
meat, cranberries, mapel syrup and
maple sugar.
WHEELER & PERRY.
youngsters with a small regard for
church proprieties have draped the
Episcopal church cruises with quaint
ity Of rags.
Candies from Europe and candies
from America, the best assortment, the
freshest and the cheapest, at f. Milten-
berg's bakery.
All. scalp and skin diseases, dandruff, |
falling OF the hair, gray or faded hair, |
may be cured by using that natures |
remedy, Halls Hair Remover
Work in the mines at Quijotoa is in |
fine progress with the recent addition to |
the crew. The mill will probably be |
recommended within month.
A very fine line of piano, banquet, and |
parlor lamps in bronze, brass and silver, |
just opened In our furniture store. We |
invite your inspection.
L. ZECKENDoRF & Co.
WANTED.-A woman to assist in the |
boarding house at the Vekol mine,
south of Casa Grande. Any respecta
bic and competent woman desiring this /
situation will please address W. IT, Day, |
Vekol mine, Arizona,
Wheeler and Perry have made ar
rangements to handle fresh oysters
from Mobile Bay. The first lot just in
sold by pint quart or gallon also in cans.
Special prices Will be made to the trade
OF hotels or restaurants. wk.
Prof. Thayer's vocal sight reading
classes will meet at his studio corner
Main and Mccormick streets,) every
Monday, beginning next Monday, Nov
ID at $50 and 7:30 O'Clock. The even
ing class is for those who cannot attend
during the day, 1t is necessary that all
who intend joining either Of these classes
should be present at the first meeting.
The breakfast given by the Philhar-
monte club yesterday in honor of their
third anniversary was a highly agrpea-
bic ard pleasant affair. Covers we're sci
for ninety guests. The enjoyment of
good things "a eat and drink ard cheer
began at o'clock, The band discours-
ed some of their best selections. Great
improvement is noticeable in the Phil
harmonic's music, due to faithful pract-
ice OF three nights week.
Property owners in the north end
Of town are out with another "kick." {
on fruit trees and shrub-
berry continue with nearly nightly regu- {
larity. Saturday night W. ]. Osborn's :
trees came in for much punishment and 9
ast night Judge LoVeIl's were damaged.
The mischief comes from about tan G
,oad They come in from the ranoa