Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-03
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to hIs extensive law practice.
 The big business house of l.. Zecken- dorf & Co, is being painted and other
 wise improved in appearance.
 Mir. E. Nutter will soon begin the erection of a business house on South
 Myer street.
 Donald w. Campbell, of Denver chief engIneer of the Calabasas Canal Com
 papy, arrived this morning.
 Incarnation Leon was arrested this morning charged with stealing horse on March 3lst last.
 Paul Heermans arrived this morning frow kos Angeles and will take a posi- tion on the Star" He is busy to-day greeting many old friends.
 The trial of Gonzales for st8bbing Barragan last Sunday afternoon is set for next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Barragan is not out of danger.
 Harvey Mathers, San Francisco, James A. Menanl, Albuquerque and 1 Charles A. Cook are at the Orndorff.
 A large Christmas Arch will be erect ed at the Methodist church for the eX- ercises of Christmas eve.
 Frank Oury will leave tomorrow morn 1 ing for Calabasas on professional busl- ness. He will be gone several days.
 Gen. Thos. F. Wilson was in Phoenix yesterday attending to Federal court l business.
 Hon. Thos c. Hughes went to Phoe- nix Monday to attend a meeting of the Loan Commissioner of which he is a member.
 Remember the address by Rev. pr. c. B. Carlisle, Thursday of this week, at the University. Subject, "Manliness and Service" Time, 3 o'clock p. m.
 The newest and latest styles in fancy printing at the CITIZEN Office We have just received large stock of fine fancy card board.
 Adolfo Vasques is building two story brick business house on South Meyer street. The first floor will be used as a store and the second floor as hall.
 The CITIZEN has the finest facilities and the best card board stock for we'd ding cards, visiting cards, ball pro- grams and invitation. We are making extra efforts in this line this winter.
 A special grand jury has been sum- Florence on Dec. 7th next. The occa- sion is the case of Frank Kibbey.
 It IS indignantly and forcibly denied by one of the officers that Company D. Is about to disbapds Some slight disaf I lection in the ranks is admitted, but aUy immediate prospect of disbandment | not so.
 We have just received new stock of Linoleums best quality and good pat terms. If you want something which alll wear we'll for store or office use call and see them. l.. Zeclzindorf & Go. 3t. |
 Hughes, Stevens and Company will | build a large business house on South | Meyer street, just above the big harness | making establishment of Valiascusa. The structure will materially improve l the appearance of that part of the city. |
 The University exercises every Thurs day afternoon hereafter Nill be well | worth attention. Rev. pr. Carlisle l speaks tomorrow at 5 D. m. Let him |
 
 Dr. Carlisle's address should attract | large audience, both on his own account | and that of the University. The faculty | Is bending every effort to bring the | University close to the needs of the peo- | pie. and your presence at these meetings | wiit greatly encourage them in their | hard work.
 The CITIZEN has just received large | quantity of fine stock for printing we'd | ding cards, ball programs and fancy | printing of all kinds. The very latest | novelties from the stationery markets of | the great cities.
 The Eagle Milling Company is now making extensive improvements on its | on Main street. 4 large new barn and corral havs b en built. and the | big walls are being -cemented and plas- | tered. This company Is one of the pro- gressive firms of the Territory, and theIr | increasing business shows that the peo- | pie are appreclatlve.
 4. D. Brewer of Morenci, Graham | and delegate to the next Terri | torial Legislature, paid a social visit at | the CITIZEN office to day. He takes a | pardonable pride Tn the fact that be is | the only Republican elected in Graham county to any office. He is spending a | few days in Tucson on the way back | from District Court at Florence, not | having been in this city for nine years.
 W. A. McNeil and L. L. Morse have | bought out F. LeBlanc's saloon opposite | The CITIZEN office. Both purchasers are favorably known in city and rail~ road circles as both have been conduc- | tors on the $. P. Railroad for the last six or seven years. A grand opening will be held tomorrow night and | the friends of the boys will turn out and | give them good send of. The present 1 high standard of the saloon will be | continued and improvements made | where possible. MT. Leblanc will re- turn in a week or ten days to Los Cali
 Bielas Comet.