Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24

Railroad engineer Hayes is sick al
 the hospital with pneumonia.
 R. R. Richardson, Crittenden is at
 the Russ House.
 W.J. K;ngsbury a clever lawyer of
 Tempe IS in the city today.
 Conductor Green of the Southern Pa
 cific left this week for trip to his home Tn Indiana.
 At the Orndorff are registered today W. F. Day, Vekol, Ari., and Wm. H. Chapman, Clifton, Ari. l.. B. Hayes tax assessor elect filed his
 bond today for S10,OOO Marshal Roche hss also filed his bond.
 The jurors who have been in Rtten- dance on the district court have been discharged and are today dispensing to their several homes.
 Charles Fully who has been in Tue son for 9 years visited Phoenix this week for the first time.
 In the district court this morning the suit of J. R. Crane against Adam San ders el al was dismissed.
 Genuine Jimmie Brown appears to be running the Palace Hotel to the satis- faction of all interested. Some six or seven years ago he occupied me same position as now.
 The Christmas festival of the Congr9- gational Sunday school is to be held at ' o'clock Friday evening next ln the church. All are invited.
 John Symonds who has been for about two years past ID Nogales and the Sono- ra district, arrived in town yesterday and with Mrs. and Miss Lsguna has en- gagged house in the city.
 The West bound train failed to make a connection last night at El Paso. Con- seouently all Eastern mail from beyond Fl Paso is delayed A hours.
 Bill Morgan, with a I2-horss team. started today for the Antelope mine. The load consisted of all sorts of sup plies and principally lumber for building purposes.
 The following arrived this morning and are registered at the Orndorff: M. Thompson. San Francisco; Mrs. E. E. Coady, Chicago; c. l.. Carr, Chicago, and c. c. Davenport, Denver.
 The Tucson Fire Department will per on New Years eve, December 31. Excellent music has been engaged in the Montiio string band. A large at tendance is expected.
 In the case of J. Ivancovich against Mrs. c. Holbrook Crosby, judgment to the amount ofSS4.60 and costs was award ed yesterday to the plaintiff. Mrs Crosby has returned to California.
 The property on the southwest corner of Congress and Meyer streets is fast | assuming a very creditable appearance. | Workmen are still busy improving it.
 The Worlds Fair commissioners who have been Tn session here for the past four or five days, adjourned last evening and will probably not meet again before l March or AprIl. $. P. Behan of Prescott. | was elected president, and W. C. Barnes | of Holbrook, vice-presldent.
 The annual bail of Company D. was held last night at Masonic Hall. A | large number participated. The mem | bers of the Combany in their handsome uniforms with the ladies in their ball | OO5lhACSs HlaAC EA[aSAHS CDNOtcNlO. | Dancing was continued until d late hour | The affair was a most enjoyable one.
 Capt. McClernand returned to his apartments at the San Xavier last night | after the inspection, not | feeling we'll enough tc participate in the | festivities. He will hot 20 Gs originally | to Tombstone. but will proceed | oither tonight or tomorrow directly to | Wingate.
 There is a great rush at the PostOfice | for money orders. They are being sold | at an average rate of 360 per day. This is an indication that the residents of | T Tucson are not unmindful of their ! friends and dTelatives as the happy holiday | season approaches, also of the generally | and healthy financial con- 1itIon of the town.
 Both military companies were inspect sd last night by Capt. McClernand. | Badges for excellence in craftsmanship l were presented to Sergeant Stinsen, Lieutenant Denton, Major E ack and | Messrs. Savers, CoutZen and ii a o- he CTS. The inspector expressed | inns f IS being we'll pleased with the Appearance | If the companies. saying they contained excellent material.
 Matchmaker Serrano of Church | street has hung out as a sign a huge | wooGen watch with the time painted upon it at 10:l0. It is very unusual to see one of the wooden watch signs with any other hour of time painted than S:20 | and the reason Is because it is generally | known and understood among jewellers an d watch and clock men that S:20 be the hour painted upon such, on account of that being the hour of the assassina- ton of President Lncoln .by J. Wilkes Booth in the theater at Washington IL | 1865. The custom has been established | and observed all over the Union since | then and exceptions are rare.