Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26


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 J. F. Mckenzie arrived in town yes terday and will engage with c. F. Hof in pushing the sewing machine business.
 The Mexican dramatists will probably give another performance Saturday eve ming.
 Smith Robinson. of Los Angeles and Frank Trevor are registered at the Russ House.
 There is considerable speculation as to who will succeed Chief Roche. Many think it will be himself.
 Don't fail to see the big pigeon shoot Sunday morBing at the park, ten o'clock.
 J. W. Straun and Mrs. W. c. Wilson are each soiourning for brief spell in California,
 J. s. Mansfield met with an agreeable surprise upon examining certain lists in Drachman's Cigar Store this after noon.
 Mir. Siewert who has been confined to his room for few days with a severe cold, IS better and is out today attend ing to business.
 There will be meeting this evening of the Tucson ministers and others in- terested to decide the question of a uni on service on Manufacturing day.
 Selini Michaelson a nephew of S. Drachman returned to town yesterday He has been in PhoenIx for about nine months.
 T. J. Wolfey, L. c. Hughes. Geo. J. Roskruge and Hon. Geo l.. Cheyney came over from Phoenix on the same train last evening.
 Judge Barnes who arrived only yes terday from Florence left this morning for Tombstone, where district court is now in session.
 Lawyer Selim NJ. Franklin returned yesterday from Florence and set at once about tackling a pile of legal work that had accumulated in his absence.
 Judge Sloan will arrange to spend Thanksgiving at home. He has been in Tombstone for several days past and is expected by Wednesday.
 The new house 60 be built by MT. w. l. Perry, in North Church street will De of stone and not of brick as published Wednesday.
 The court plaza has been taken pos session of by stray dogs. Impudent and collarless they roam through its grassy precincts like so many lordly creatures whose right is undisputed.
 A. E. Nichols. agent at Wilcox Of the Western Union Telegraph Go, stopped oyer yesterday in Tucson on his way home from the late Masonic proceedings at Phoenix.
 The pigeon shoot starts at two o'clock tomorrow. The birds will have to suf- fer when the cracks get bead on them. A large crowd will be there.
 Jay W. Adams, of the $. P. and s. K. Flanders travelling agent of the Chicago and Alton are a couple of railroad men registered at the San Xavier.
 C. F. Hoff will about the first of De- cember, remove his sewing machine. aermOJor, buggy and telephone business to the large store in the new post office block.
 The board of Supervisors will meet Monday. They will have the official count of the county to make, also to listen to the complaints of several who claim to have been overtaxed.
 Chas. T. Rogers, of Boston, who was hare about two years ago, is renewing old acqualntances. He will probably remain about a week and then proceed to the Pacific Coast.
 Nlnety-fve stamps aud dies were re- ceived this morning from the east for the Mammoth Mine and will be shipped at once. 4 large shipment of coke is daily expected and is very badly wanted at the mine.
 Just received from New York, the finest stock of ladies hats and evening bonuets ever displayed in Tucson. Please call and examine, for a short time only. OrndOrff House, Room ?.
 News was received by the owners of the Antelope mine today, that the well for the mill had struck a flow of lSO cubic feet of water per hour within thirty-tve feet of the surface thus as- suring an ample water supply for the mill.
 At the COngreg church to-mor- row there will be Sunday school at 9:3O a. m., sermon at 10:45, topic Disciple ship-Its Beginning" Christian En- deavOr at 6 D. m. At 7:l5 Rev. Dr. Carlisle will preach a sermon on zig Saw Religion. ..AIlsare cordially invited to attend.
 County Worlds Fair Commissioner ReId intends to take With him to Chicago eight selected fine thoroughbred burros. He expects to make a great hut with them in the Windy City, and if any Of its visitors or residents want them he says they may have them only by b.d- ding high.
 4 little spot in town refreshing to tbe eye of the dusty railroad traveller or city pedestrian even at thIs melancholy SC as0n of the year, Is the park between the railroad station and ths San Xavier The sparkling little fountain. the profu- sion of red. white and yellow, asters the tropical Hooking palms and giant cacti are all delightfully."- attractive and restful. The stage which left this morning for Oracle was crowded with passengers, many of whom were sick people bent upon giving this favorably known noun tain resort. so noted for its ample oak shade trees and pure spring water 6 trial. The distance is about forty-fve miles. Tom SorIn came in late this afternoon from the Chiricahua mountains Ru- mOrs of Indiansiare numerous down that way. Three Indians were seen in the 1 Swlsshelm mountains few days ago. l At Mulberry, just over the divide from l Rucker, Indians sought to catch horses l few nights ago but the dogs parked and | frightened them off. Si Bryaut's ranch l is said to be short 24 head of horses and 1 no trace of them can be found.-Pros- | pector. Services will bA held tomorrow at the | Mafhndist rhnrnh on Examination and