Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-10

HrOt 0Qlley OI the OnlVerelby is Oh
 short trip to Yuma in the interest Of the
 agricultural experiment station.
 4 special meeting of school teachers
 will be held at the public school build
 ing next Friday afternoon at 2:3O.
 F. A. Stevens and Billy Reid of the
 Fashion" returned last night about
 midnight from Florence. They report
 that all about the lake of the Florence Canal Company, wild ducks are very
 numerous and the shooting excellent.
 There is nothing so appropriate for 3
 holiday gift as handsome piece of furniture. Come in and inspect our fns line Of parlor desks, fan oy rockers, gentlemen's blacking stands parlor banquet and piano lamps and gifts at l.. Zeckendorf & Co. 12-5-3t.
 It is estimated that in Tucson and its neighbornood SS000 is invested m bIcyc- les. This at a glance seems impro bable
 but when it is calculated that the high grade machines cannot be bought for less than $50 and thaI it only requires about fifty of this kind to represent the amount estimated to be invested. 1t does not seem so much like fable. Scarce- ly anyone who gets machine nowadays, procures anything less perfect than one of the latest, pneumatic tired. full ball bearing high priced wheels.
 In a course of few weeks two daught- CTS of Mrs. B. F. McKeags of Clsrksville Tenn, will arrive here to spend the win ter. Mrs. McKesge has been for some time past m correspondence with MT. Dooney tbe genIal clerk at the San Xavier and wrote incidentally to Phoe- nix physician mquiring about the city's desirabllIty as a winter resort. An ar iicle WAS published in Phoenix last week ia one of the papers that the ladies
 were coming there but was erroneous as they are old home friends of MT. Looney and are coming to Tucson.
 The LaBIanch, Christol and Davis athletic combination, after their exhi- biton here next Thursday night, will be taken on the road by Manager Reid and will visit Tombstone, Bisbee, HuachUca and possible other places in the Southern Arizona circuit, Reid brides himself upon his ability to distinguish genuine hrstclass travelling combination of Rc- tors or athletes by the ear, marks, before seeing the performance, and also upon his knowledge of what can be done with a company of entertainers of any kind in the different camps in these parts. He knows that In the above outfit he has first class article.
 William Trevillian, a man greatly res pected, who has gone in and out 1 fC, -hD had won and retained the good will of passed from life to eternity Sunday at- IernOon, Nov. 27th. He had been ill for many weeks, and while 1t WAS known that his recovery was impossible, yet that knowledge did not lessen the sor- row felt for his death. The funeral took place oD Monday from the M. E. church under the auspices of White Mountain Lodge, No. 3, F. & 4. M. Rev. l.. H. Frimble made an appropriate address and the impressive service of the Mason l e Order was read at the grave. The very large attendance indicated the | nigh esteem in which the deceased was leld, and many were the expressions of | for the grief-sirlcken family Slobe Belt.
 Either the walking on all the roads | eading to Tucson must be excellent or | slse freight conductors are growing | ender hearted. The city has been struck by a little cyclone | ,t what is known as |, "hobos" or And now it is the citizens who | Ire in turn being struck and struck | lard for sums ranging from a dime to a | lnft la l-, | leaf and almost to man extremely | lealthy. Yet they do not hesitate to | )race some of the most delicate appear ng inyGlids and If refused to make such | lgly rejounderf as, "I thought by the Ooks ot you, wouldn't get nothing | rom you" These people should be hey are allowed such full and unham- ,ered swing as here.
 A prominent feature of the current | number of Harper's Weekly IS graph c description of life and society in the | ,ity of Washington, written by Henry | Loomis Nelson, and RttIacbvely illus rated by C.. S. Reinhart. It is the if | eenth article in the famous series ''The Great Capitals of the World" The | Horse Show Is well represented by a ront page picture by Max. F, Kleppef1 md two pages of striking sketches irawn by Remington. There IS also 6 notable page of football illustrations rom instantaneous photographs. IC | A Study in Fresh Water" W. $. Har- wood gives some interesting facts about ake commerce, Illustrated with several -iews of the lSault Ste. Marie Canal and he whaleback steamers. The fiction includes a pleasant story by Flavel scott Mines, entitled "A Gentle Conspi- acy" The editorials and the depart nents of Music and Drama and Ana. eur sport are of full interest.