Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-28

DIED:-At the Sisters Ho6pltRl, Uni
 morning at 4 o'clock, Mrs. Nora F
 Evans, wife of John F. Evans, aged 3
 years.
 The battalion drill yesterday was at
 tended mostly by members of Compan!
 F. There were twenty-five out. Com
 pany D. Failed to put in an appearance
 What about the Fourth of July!
 Does anybody imagine that Tucson can
 pass by a glorious Forth of July with l.
 out some sort of F'izz WhiZz E Plurl'
 bus Unum demonstration? We must
 spre8d-eagle little.
 There will be meeting of the Execu-
 tive Board of the Young Mems Union, at
 the rooms in the Pearson Block at ' :3O
 P. M., Thursday next. A full meeting IS
 very much desired, as business of impor-
 tance is to come up for settlement.
 AS the coming Sunday is the day set
 apart by the Grand Army of the Re
 public, for memorial services at the Con-
 gregational Church, there will be a
 meeting of the Church people on We'd
 nesday evening to make such arrange
 ments as may be necessary for the oc-
 caslon.
 Miss Laurette Lowell, of his city, has
 prepared a very handsome design of a
 seal for the Arizona Commissioners to
 the. Worlds Columbian Exposition. It
 typifias the land of sunshine, peace and
 plenty, and its emblems are all appro-
 priate and artistic. Miss Lowell IS an
 artist of considerable merit, and this
 seal does credit to her ability.
 The Lawn social at the M. E. Church last evening was quite pleasant little affair, ard fairly attended. The outside night alr was well enough for ice cream, but hardly the thing for literary pro- gram.
 4 gentleman writes us asking the ad- visibility of establishing high grade school or college in Nogales, for the purpose of educating Sonora boys. Also the teaching of an American class in Spanish. What do yon think about 1t?
 Special meeting at the Cnngregationa al Church this evening to make all neces- sary arrangements for the Memorial Day services of next Sunday evening. An invitation has been extended to the Methodist pastor and people. It is probable that they will accept.
 Edward W. Sawelle, of Wellington Ohio, at one time connected with the Cleveland Leader, as a reporter, and who has been In this city for some time, for the benefit of hIs health, begins his | homeward Journey tomorrow morning. | His mother accompanies him. The | CITIZEN wishes them pleasant jour 1 ney.
 S2l. Tie Tyler Desk O., of St. | Louis, Mo-. have just thrown on the | market an elegant Standard Antique | plete in every detail. F. O. B. St, Lotus, for S21, and it., same style and finish, | for S23 net. spot cash, See tteir card | in this issue. Send your order direct or send for special circular. Bank coun | ters or government work speciality. | Send in your floor plans for designs and | prices.
 The National Editorial Ass citation | met at San Francisco, Cal last Monday, | the 231 instant. Herbert Brown, of this | paper, J. O. Dunbar. of the Gazette, N. | A. Mortord, of the Herald, and T. J of the PheDix Republican, and | s. c. Baggs, of the Tom bstone Prospec- tor, are delegates from the Arizona | Press Association. l.. c. Hughes, of the | Star, member of the National Executive and J. w. Darlington, of the Yuma Sentinel, representative of the Legislative Committee, are delegates at-large. All the delegates from Arizo> pa were in attendance.
 Mrs. Ex-Gov. Bagley, of Michigan. and daughter, Miss Bagley, who have been guests at the San Xavier for some time, expect to take their departure for the family home in Detroit, Michigan. in day or two. Mrs. Judge HosmeE, B daughter, who is here for her health. will remain for the summer. 0s she has Desn greatly benefited by this climate. It is probable that Mre Baglev may re- turn in October for longer stay. Mrs Bagley and daughter have greatly en- deared themselves to all those who have had the pleasure of acquaintance.
 Prof Bryant of the California Acade my of Sciences, who has been travelling through Sonora and Baja California specimens of birds, made our office a call last Tuesday evening. He reports the field over which he has travelled, as exceedingly interesting for his work, and has collected some speci- mems not known to ornithologists He will remain in our city three or four days.
 Manager Reid, of the Opera House announces the close of the theatrical season on June 20th, 1892, with ''Tne Witch'' by the great American artist, Marie Hubert Frohman. "Yes we shall meet again-yonder on Gallows Hill, where you may bid me an eternal fare we'll"
 In its reference to the pic-n of four to Sabine Canyon Sunday, the STAR was wrong. The party referred to was the irst to arrive at the Canyon, and also the first so reach home. The time sched- 1ule, as printed, is not official, and therefore unreliable. The STAR reporter 'heuld be abated.
 It seems that our local "Wiggins" was correct when be predicted rain about .his time in May, and, sure enough, we mad a thunder shower this afternoon with hail, which had the ;alutary effect of obliteraiing the heavy just upon our streets. Heavy showers Ire reported as having fallen on the sur mOuDIalnS.
 It seems that the persons who were 'honored" with the posi- ton of "provis- cnal delegates" at the last Democratic Territorial Convention in this city. wanted the "bonor" more than they did he office. They got the ''honor" but It s woefully empty"
 The indictment against Ussery, the 'tage robber, was dismissed by the Pinal county court on the 25th instant. \ new grand jury has been ordered for June 7th to hear the case again. The 'xpense on the coun ty will be less by ioing so, than by hol ding him over till he nextterm. ;
 The next on the boards at Reid's Opera House will be 'McCarty's Mis- laps," one of the most enjoyable and aughable pieces ever put on the stage D this city. The very name itself indi-