Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-05
LOCAL ITE nj s.

JOQ0 lJLQer is III OIdClo.
Buggies with spiral springs at Villaes
cusa's.
Get your seats for Russell on sale a
Blacks.
Lamps andIcrockery at Hughes, Stew
ems & Co.
Auction sale on Saturday corner Mey
Or and Messilla street.
Allison Bros.'expect another carload
OF Oregon apples about the 18th.
Books for Christmas pres
ents at the Pioneer News Go.
Hughes Stevens & Co., carry crockery
10 the best assortment in Tucson.
Furniture. wall paper, paint and oils
at Sweetland's.
The proposed Southern Pacific time
table goes into effect on the 9th OF De
cember.
Mrs, Jones hasn't gray hair in her
head and is over 30. The secret .of it is,
that she uses only Halls Hair Remover.
One days board at the Cosmopolitan
restaurant will fairly convince you where
the finest meals are served.
Joe Micotti of the Cosmopolitan res
taurant has laid in wagon load of fine
delicacies to dish up to numerous board
ers. Start in tomorrow.
The store on corner OF Meyer and
Messllla streets will be named the East.
ern Action House, and will have its reg
ulsr auction sales every Saturday.
Ladies prepare for the great auction
sale on Saturday at the corner OF Meyer
and Messilla streets which will give you
q chance to buy everything you want,
There is no other store IN 1t at all.
Pictures, Bronze Vases,
Albums and Fancy Goods at
the Pioneer News Co.
"A. J. Collins, foreman at the Nam
moth gold mines was brought to Oracle
yesterday evening with broken collar
bone, the result e. a fall on the dump at
the mines. a surgeon at Oracle set the
broken bone and andy will be on duty
again in three or four days.
The CITIZEN force return best
thanks. to Mr.. Siewert Tor a box OF fine
candies. Mr.. Siewert could have found
no better judges OF sweetness. Their
unanimous declsration is, that candy is
the most toothsoue, delicious and ex-
quisitely favored tasted in these
many days.
The confidence 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 system it is unsurpassed.
Races are promised next from Will
COX. Tucson horssmen will recall gray
running horse that war winner at the
Silver Lake track races last Fourth of
July, owned by a man named Price.
The same grew horse is again
up. Figures are not learned, though it
is thought to be over $500, as Price sub
quent to the Silver Lake races refused
q match for that figure. The distance
will probably be mile. The race will
be with livery stable animal..there, and
takes place next Thursday.
-"Lynwood" at'the opera house last
night drew medium sized. house. The
character taken by little Bessie of
"Gsy", though cast for a young woman
was very amusing as given by the tot.
She was chief attraction. Mr.. Owen.
who has been in the city for week, 10
organize plays with local talent, took a
character, carrying it through very
credItably.
80 "a Il
journed Saturday. No cases Of i'm
portance were before the late court. 1t
reconvenes February Sth.
"A. A. Holbrook brought in five car
loads of cattle from his ranch today, for
shipment. Mr.. Garner of California is
the purchaser.
At the Saginaw experimental work is
still in progress. Additional pans, Get
tiers and roasters will be put in soon.
The mill will be again started up about
the first OF the year, with full crew.
The present force at the SAINT
Cruz canal-120 men-will be increased
to all the help available as further sur
veys are made. The present force Is all
needed until further surveys.
The body Of Louis Huller, is still at
the undertaking rooms awaiting orders
from Mexico. Mrs. Huller is undecid-
ed whether to remove it to Germany,
the old home Of the deceased, or to the
City of Mexico, his late home.
The bid made by Colonel Herring
for the marrow gauge" road was refused
by that body. The offer made WAS the
amount Of the taxes, costs and penalties
for the year 1889, with interest, total
OF 1882.
Milk is soon to take rise. The
present price per quart-l0 cents-does
not justify dealers in buying feed at the
current rates. Mr.. Stevens will raise
his price to twelve and half cents a
quart soon.
A gentleman who was in Deming last
week says he talked with Mr.. Church,
OF the Detroit Copper company there,
and that he announced his intention TO
build railroad from Bowie Station to
Morenci. This line would come to Sol
omonvllle and 60 up the river. Then
what town We would have.-Bulletin.
Bernardo Sesna and Isabel Flores
were wanted on bench warrants during
the late United States district court.
They were taken to jail this morning by
Deputy Marshal ShillIam. They have
been in Mexico. Sesna was arrested at
Benson; the woman was captured in
this city.
No man in Tucson need now be out
OF job. Yesterday all available help,
TO the number of 40 men started for
Calabasas, to begin work on the Santa
Cruz canal, under contractor w. G.
Davis. About twenty-five teams also
went. They will probably arrive tomor-
row evening and begin work Wednes-
day. MIR. Breckenridge, the second
engineer OF the survey, left for CalabR-
sas yesterday.
The exercises at the public school last
Wednesday were Of the most pleasing
character. All Of the pupils were assem-
bled in the principals room, where tables