Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Frank. ,. lilies returned this morn inc from Tombstone where he has had considerable success in the life lnsu- rance lines
 The following gre registered at the Orndorff: NJ. W Cohn, Nogales; W. ii. Roche. San Francisco: and +. J. -dc- Dermott, San Francisco.
 That horrible Xmas" is beginning to show itself again. A man who would snau christmas in that manner ought 10 be indicted for cruelty to the English language.-Gazette.
 The man who spells Christmas with an x is some verse than the one who spells 1t with little c. The man who srells "sexars" is another etymologlcal Jack the Ripper.
 A quiet wedding ceremony WAS per formed last evening at room 27, Cosmo- politan H otel, by Judge Culver John Taylor and Lenora Morris both Of Bis bee were the two who are now one, ard n handsome. wholesome looking couple they are. Mir. Taylor has been working in the Blsbee mine at Bisbee. She who was Miss Morris Is connected with eX~ cellent people in California with sever al of whom Judge Culver IS personally acquainted.
 Frank Kibbey who appeared before Judge GOoding last Tuesday at Florence for trial, pleaded mot guilty" A mo- ton for change of venue was inme- diately made on the ground that far trial cannot be bad in Pinsl county. Tie motion was resisted by the prosecution and Judge GOoding allowed counsel two weeks for preparing afliCavlts for apd against the notion. There IS no doubt a most vigoIious defense will be made. It is quite probable that a change Of venue, ii secured wIil bring the case here to Tucson for trial.
 The announcement that the famous little Comedienne Patti Rosa VIII GppI a. at the Opera House next Monday glt will carry assurance that one Of the most delightful entertainments Of the season is m store for thea5er gOeUs. This little artiste IS known and popular wherever the English language IS epo- ken. She IS everywhere accepted as the best actress in her line on the American stage. She IS in espec a ly good form this season and has the best company that has ever given her alG. She will be seen in"Do!lY Warden n com ecy full of bright. lively and exh'iara-- ing fun. and i8 which she has mace tG Q greatest bit of her n.eTry career.
 The opening of ]. J. Walsh's new saloon "The Legal Tender" Is tonight The place has been fitted up in elabO- rate st.le. The bar and fixtures are un- doubtedly the handsOmes5 in the city. The greater part of the wood work IS Of straight oak. the bar and fixtures back of of # with the French beve. plate mirrors having been procured from St. Louis, and the partition from Chicago. The top or the bar and the shelf are of the finest polished SenDomingO m2bOEa- nv. It is understood that caterer Joe SOldini has made an extra effort on the grand opening lunch which will be ready about S:30 There will be a couple of roast pigs, several turkeys, with other cold meats salads, etc galore. The town is invited.
 If anyone who cannot qzite realize how near Christmas Js. will stop into L. Zeckendcrf's & Co.'S. store aud get near the dry goods department where can see the rush for Christmas goods of every description. he will be convinced that the holiday season IS trGly upon us For the last week or ten days the numerous clerks of this enterprisiny concern have been entirely IDedaquate to the work of waiting upon the thrOngs who come hourly intent upon patroDiZing its cOun- ters. The aforesaid rush k a clear case of cause and effect. l.. LeckendoTf & Co.,, has all of the latest goods Of the eastern markets at bottom prices. Moreover the firm is liberal advertiser and if II was not doing a smashing busl- ness, 1t would be something to wonder at. But is. Goand see if 1t isn't.
 Captain McClernand who is to inspect next Tuesday both local companies. re- marked at a banquet in Phoenix last Wednesday nigbt that the record of the nahonal guard in dealing with the Homestead end Buffalo outbreaks had demonstrated the utility Of our citizen soldiers ard though6 the efficiency of our Arizona guardslaen should be pro- noted by sn active canvass to secure from our approaching legislature, laws as follows; ITO require a stated period of enlistment during winch neither officers nor men could resign except fer proper cause; to pay the Adjutant- Gen eral a stated salary and authorize him to act as Inspector general; to provide for an annual encampment, or a 5ien- nal one at least; to make appropriations for adequate armOry facilities and to ar range for suitable rife competitions"
 Prof Foss and c. G. Evans the two gentlemen who have come to Tucson l for the purpose Of teaching music and | art and opening in the new PostOflice ] building a conservatory therefor, RpTear l to be worthy of encouragement. Prof l Floss has the highest recommendations i and IS far from being without expeTi- | ence. lie is a graduate of the New Eng ling Conservatory of Music of Boston. 1 from which institution, one of the fore most in the world. he holds the degree of | Bachelor of Music. He has taught mus | ic iD most all its branches at Concord. | N. H.. Boston, Mass, and for the last II | years, On the Pacific coast. having had | charge Ot the Los Angeles Conservatory Of Music for , years and been fur ths | last 2 years located st San Luis Obispo. Both he and Mir. Evans came to Tucson 1 with the intention Of making t their permanent home. Prof. Foss w.ll send | for his wife and family as early in Jauu- ary as he can have things ready 10 re ceJve them. Mrs. Foss is sad tO be a | talented artist in Taintirg and in the decorating of porcelain and china and | will assist him in the conduct CT inc pro posed conservatory of music and art MT. Evans speciality is vocal culture. t may be mentioned incidentally that the potent attraction which has drawn these gentlemen hithor is the climate as each { has a member of his immediate fGm.y who hopes to be benefited in health by the change.