Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26

l There will be meeting or the BoaTC of trade at its rooms "Wednesday eve ming. Important business will come up Several rolls of fine brussels carpeting billed to l.. ZeckendOrf & Co. arrived
 yesterday for the New Masonic Hall 1T
 the Postotfice building.
 John Sullivan, James H. Bassett and
 William G. Morgan are Tn town on bus
 mess connected with the Land Office.
 c. H. Dillingham; New York, P. J.
 Noone, Scranton, Pa, and A. T. Law
 renee, Denver, all at the Orndorff.
 J. W. Burnett and Mir. O'Nesl of Glla
 Bend, are in the city on business cons
 nected with the land office.
 A new mail route has been put on be- tween Montezuma and Camp Verde in
 Yavapai county.
 Sam A. Benton, of Neosho, Mo-, who passed last winter here will do the same this coming season, having returned to the San Xavier thls morning.
 The Jacob Survey consisting sev- eral townships in the northern ,, | :rict, has been completed at the survey or generals office and sent to Washing ton.
 Chae. T. Rogers, who has been visiting 1 his many friends here for a few days loft this morning for Santa Barbara. Dandruff forms when the glands of | the skin are weakened, and, if neglected badness is sure to follow. Halls Hair | Remover is the best preventive. | Just received at H, Bueman's a lurge | assortment of pIctHre frames and room mouldings, also full supply of artists material.
 Deliaciee of all kinds and of the best quality and large assortment at SIe- werte, prices so reasonable that one wis it will convince you at Siewerts.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will have cake sale Wednesday afternoo n at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Dyer.
 For the trotting event tomorrow at the Park there are entered six horses. They are all pretty we'll matched and it is likely that the contest will be close and exciting.
 Secretary N, A Morford returned yes terday morning after the meeting of the Br ard of Regents of the University which he had come to attend.
 News was received today that the friends of Mrs. Crum will not have the pleasure of hearing her exquisite voice l this winter as she cannot leave Los Angeles.
 MT. c. s. Boucher, of Easton, Pa, , is | down from Oracle where he has been ! spending few days and is registeredat | the San Xavier.
 Amusement lovers will be pleased to hear that Patti Rosa in "DOily Warden" | returns to the opera house Dec. 18th. | On December 2nd Skipped by the Light | Of the Moon"
 Mr. Herman Welisch formerly of this | city, but for the past several years a | merchant in San Diego, Cal, has been | apponted American Counsel for San | Salvador, in San Diego.
 This is the awful day of the year when millions of feathered gobblers sacrifice l their lives and bodies to be gobbled on l the morrow by their natural mortal foe, | man. Alas poor gObbier, We have use | for you in cur business.
 Mir. Cornell superintendent of the Sagi- nav mine has ordered consignment of | pans and settlers for bis mIll and oper | ations will soon be commenced on a | much more extensive scale.
 The presence in town of Messrs. A. c. l Bemrose. J. H. GOwer of Denver and A. Buckler has resulted in the reorganiZa- ton of the Santa Cruz Water Storage Company. These gentlemen with Sur | veyor Roskruge, are at present looking i over the surveys of the valley and will | complete tke work of reorganization up on their return.
 Mir. Theodore Welisch, formerlly of | this city, returned on the 15.h instant | from four months trip to Sar alva- do-, Central AmerIca. He rep a5 country as rich in indigo and coffee D. O. | ductIons, but still he failed to find in- | ducements that would warrant his mak- | ing a permanent investment. He is | now in San Francisco with his family | we'll pleased to be back in the United | States once more.
 There IS some question as to the le- | gality of the governors act in offering | reward of S6000 Tuesday last for the | capture ''dead or alive" of the "Kid." It 1 is said that the Kid IS an innocent man | in the eyes of the law until he has been l proven guilty, and that any offer pre- tending to legalize the killing of this | untried gentleman is illegal. Poor, in noceut Kid.
 The entertainment this evening at | the opera house promises to be an en- joyable affair. The best local artists have enlisted their services. The 4. O. | U. W. will furnish delightful evening | entertainment.
 Postofice Inspector Lawrence is here today on business connected with the | proposed establishment of free deliv- He complimented the management | highly upon the improvement which | has been made under the present in- cumbent.
 More land is being taken up at pre- sent Tn Arizona under the Homestead | law than at any time for several years, | This proves the extent to which homes | in the territory are being sought. Land | in Pima, Graham, Plnal, Yuma and Ma | ricepa counties is in great demand.
 When the change of tune goes into | dQO JuS W 66I DOuDu JEdlu lSENeS at 7:25 D. Ill.,. as is understood after De- l cember, 1st, the rail road station will l be a pretty lively place about that hour. The difference will be more marked in ! the spring and summer months than now.
 Tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day, there will be no publication of the Or THEN. Gov. Murphy in his proclama- tion requests that the victors and van quished in the late political struggle join hands in Thanksgiving for the great peace and prosperity of ths ter ritory and nation. So be 1t.
 A large numbes of Tucson gentlemen left early this mourning for Phoenix to swell the ranks of those already there.