Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-19
Pictures,i Bronze Vases,
Albums and Fancy Goods at
the Pioneer News Co.

the Pioneer News Co.
Skating at the rink every Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. We'd
uesday for ladiesand their escorts only.
Running and such races every night,
admission to ladies free. Come one
come all and sea the races as this Will be
he last chance for you all.
ANTONIO G. WARD, Prop.
14-1w.
If you are in need of any bronze paint
for decorative purposes We have it.
"Marchings gold paint and bronze
powder" in six assorted colors Just the
thing to touch up 8 picture frame or
any fancy work.
Sd Il. ZECKENDoRF & Co.
The corfidence of the people who have
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, in this pre-
paration, Is remarkable. 1t has cured
many who have failed to derive any
good whatever from other articles. For
disease caused by impure blood or low
state of the systam tits unsurpassed.
The entire stock of furniture, bedding.
carpets, dining room and Kitchen utensils
bar and Office fixtures-eVeryth;ng con-
tanned in the Cosmopolitan hotel-is now
offered for sale. Thosa desiring bar
gains showed not loose this opportunity.
Sale will be open for two weeks.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
-fhe busiest place in Tucson is at
Treasurer Heney's Office. Taxes are
coming in ct great rate. Mr.. Heney
says there az no estimating amounts re-
cAiYed daily, bat the payments are OF
every denominations. The larger tax
payers have held back TO the present
and are new beginning 10 rush in the
cash. The limit Of time for payment is
next Monday night, the 2lst. Dir.
Heney has been informed that the taxes
of the n, III. l. A are on the way,
amounting to over 5000.
-Theater goers Monday night noticed
safety bicycle left near the entrance. 1t
was also noticed by Marino Carrero. He
bad determined to abstract it aud was
deep in the abstraction when Policeman
Martin made Inquiries. Carrero came
I'D at 3 this afternoon on charge OF
grand larceny, before Judge Culver.
Richard Austin, supposed horse
thief, is en- route for Phenix. He denies
stealing the horse, and says be hired it.
He fails to explain why be did not
notify the owner after Its breaking away
from him at TolUec instead of coming to
Tucson. He is in charge Of Officer
Blankenship.
The San Simon Cattle company will
held its annual meeting IN day or two.
The Texas stockholders have arrived
from Abilene. Their names are j. IL.
Narramore, G. W. Merchant. Hugh
Lewis, Chas Sporting, Geo. w. Stratton,
aud o. ". Stilfens.
A chain gang has been organized the
tramp nuisance is probably at an end.
This morning eight of them were taken
20 OchOa street, where good hard labor
was extracted from them. Fifteen were
put on this afternooa. Eight of the
tramps were arrestedlast night.
You Kee, formerly in the grocery
business at the corner Of Congress street
and Stone avenue, sand late on Meyer
street, died Saturday morning and was
buried yesterday. A portion OF the
funeral procession consisted of a wagon
load OF cooked dainties and fruits.
From San Pedro comes report OF 9
very cold snap. Crops are being put in
principally wheat Barley will be sown
next month. Cattle losses are small OF
late. No buyers have been1thfGugh the
valley of late.
DIR. Pool has brought in samples OF
a mining property he is developing. He
Is now down eighty feet on the mine
a recent assay shows 20 per. cent. OF
lead 81 in gold in festysone ounces of
silver.
Examination papers OF applicants
at the late examination have not been
returned. The delay is due TO Mr.. Sat-
terwhite's absence from town, and lack
of time by Mrs. Strauss.
Sam Hughes is again out as q
weather prophet. He predicts four in
ches of show in Tucson during the
month Of January.
Water is reported as growing scarce
in the Baboq1ivaris and disastrous re-
suits 10 cattle are expected, unless rain
comes soon,