Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-30


story Of the Pearson block.
The Sunday closing project for dry
goods houses has fallen though for the
present one merchant having postponed
signing.
Preparations are in progress for the
ball to be given at the Masonic hall to-
morrow night, in return 10 the late leap
year party.
Man is often deceived in the age of a
woman by her grey hair. Ladies, you
can appear young and prevent this gray
ness by using Halls Rair Remover.
Jimmy Brown again has charge of
the Horseshoe restaurant and promises
frst-class eating to all corners.
Jimmy Brown gave Bobby. Burns
anniversary" at his place on Monday
night. Jimmie's fine Scotch WHISTLES
were chief among the beverages.
Owing to the bad weather, the en-
tertainment Cor this evening at the Con
gregatioral church is postponed uni
Thursday evening February 4th.
Oscar P. Adams was before Judge
Culver this morning, charged with as
saulting and beating VIM. Kelley, a
miner Adams comes up for sentence
tomorrow.
The Tucson postoffice will be sec
ond class again next year, the limit of
$1,000 revenue having already been
reaeheG-two months before the end Of
the fiscal year.
Something of criterion Of the am
cunt of location done in southern Arr
IONA may be taken from the fact that
in the past six weeks the CITIZEN has
sold 200 location blanks.
"A petition is in preparation to have
the salary of the Crittenden postmaster
increased $50 a month, for hire Of clerk
q. needed in extra Tork IN handling the
mail of the discontinued Harshaw Of
flee.
The Williams house at Maricopa, late
ly burned, has been rebuilt, larger than
formerly, and Will be reopeneC in two
or three days. Perry Williams, pro-
prietor, is now in the city purchasing
supplies.
Fine assortment of Chinese pongee
Chinese Grape, Chinese mating, best
Japan and China ware, Japan teas, Jap
anese skleIns, Chinese and japanese
easels, fans, and general line of Chin
csc and japanese goods at Su KEGS, Cd
Congress st.
-Maish & Driscoll are now round
ing up 600 head of stock, preparatory to
shipment within three days to. Salinas,
Cal, where they will be fattened. They
will be in condition for beef in three
months, and adjacent to market. S.
Otero Will also send two carloads to the
same destination.
For having testified before the
United States commissioner in a recent
Edmund's act case that there were sew
eral rooms in certain house when
there is but one. Jose MendIvil was be-
fore Judge Slater, hismorning, charged
with perjury. Judge Slater dismissed
the case, declaring it OUT Of his iuris~
diction to try cases under a United
States offense.
Owing to grips ravages, the school
at Redington has been closed. 1t Will
be reopened next week.
The data on the Globe railroad prop
osition is in course of preparation. 1t
will be very vOluminous.
Suits have been filed in district
court of s. L. Pomroy, VS.. NJ. l.. Martin
ez and James Neal VS.. N. L. Martinez.
Snow can be seen on the neigborlng
mountains. The corresponding rain has
arrived, but in minute portions, as yet.
The next thing theatrical in Tue
son is the Grismer-Davis company, in
THE Burglar" On Feb. IL. Local en-
tertainments are also promised for next
month.
"A special service to the American
people, in English, will be held at the
Catholic church next Monday.
COMPANY F, Tucson militia, drilled
for the first time under the new tactics
last night The drill was simple and
creditably executed.
Letters of administration in the
estate of Jesus Morego have been asked
by widow of the deceased. The estate
amounts to Sl,500.
-DIED-In this city yesterday of con-
sumption, Geo. M. Richardson, native
of Baltimore. The funeral took place to-
day at o'clock.
To Globe by wagon and various
other public matters will be discussed
by the board of trade this evening, at
their regular session.
-A"phartom party" to the Bach
elors' Mess n Stone avenue, was given
at the residence of /. A. Shedd last
night. About dozen couples attend
ed A pleasant affair is reported.
Chairman Lacy, of the board of
supervisors, Clerk Cameron, of the dis
trict court, and Probate Judge Wood
Were yesteday engagedin selecting grand
and petit jurors from the great register.
The present notable prisoners at
thu county Jail are Mrs. Douglas and
thu small boy burglars. Mrs. Douglas
is model prisoner. The boys seem to
en- jOy incarceration, and evidently do
not appreciate any disgrace.
Changes have been made in the mail
route from Crittenden to Lochiel. where
by the mail leaves CrIttenden Monday
Wednesday and Friday. 11:30 al Ar
rives at Lochiel by $50 pm. Leaves Lo-
chiel Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
D p. n. Arrive Crittenden by IL a. m.
The Tucson postoffice people are re-
ceivIng inquiries for the new postal
cards. Just previous to their issue
Postmaster COrbett entered requisition
fora large number, which was filledjwith
the old style, and which will retard the
circulation of the new ones several
weeks.
John Mailman, formerly employed
at Grossetts's grocery store, and now al
Beaumont, Cal, is another lucky win
ner IN the Examiner premiums. He
was awarded. a 81 900 horse. Lawrence
Lowell has sold his gas machine. through
Wells Fargo q Co.: to the manufactur-
ers for $3.50.
Phil Schaaf has fled locations of fif
teen mineral properties IN the Ajo dis
trict. Mr.. Schaaf has evidently remem-
bered all his bygone best girls, female
corcinc and auptc Tho po,,as ;,oI,,do.