Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-30
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Alfalfa hay for sale by Hughes Stew
ems & Co..
Fine bright alfalfa hay from Phenix.
Hughes Stevens q Co.
Furniture, wall paper, paint ands oils
at Sweetlands.
Premiums every :half hour tonight
at the keno game.
A quick bite or first class meal at
the Horseshoe restaurant.
Fresh Phenix butter at I. A. Shedd's.
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The new city directory will be cred
it to Tucson, and should receive the
hearty support of our citizens.
Fresh Tucson eggs, butter, hay, grain
and ell staple groceries at very low
prices at George Chan Sees, Meyer
street, next Menager block. If.
For failing to provide for his chill
dren for period Of eight months, MerN
cedes Peralta was yesterday sent to jan
for twelve days byJudge Slater.
Man is often deceived in the age OF
woman by her grey hair. Ladies, you
can appear young and prevent this gray
ness by using Halls Hair Remover.
Fine assortment Of Chinese pongee
Chinese Grape, Chinese mating, best
Japan and China ware, Japan teas, jap
anese sklelns, Chinese and japanese
easels, fans, and general line of Chin
csc and japanese goods At Su KEGS, Oh
Congress st.
Premiums every half hour tonight at
the keno game.
~ and L drew one of the biggest
houses of the season-and there have
been good houses the season through.
The show was a good one, particularly
John L. Kelley. ALI the features were
tirst-class, the songs were mostly new
and laughter almost continual. The
company play tonight at Ell Paso.
On the misfortune of the death of
his mother, double grief comes to ".
F. Overton-the loss of bis sister, Mrs.
Kate Wtrfsld. who died last Saturday,
at Glen Ellen. Of pneumonia. The fun
eral Of Mrs. OvertOn had been post
poned awaiting the arrival of her daugh
Ter from New York. and it is now prob
ebie that il will be a double one. The
CITIZEN extends sympathy to Mr.. Over
. ton IN his losses.
The court house, A o. Z. W., and
Pioneers flags were at half mast today
in respect To the late DR.. Goodwin.
OF he Examiner" premiums just
awarded, Lawrence Lowell won a $500
gas machine and o. Haskins a baby
quilt.
The ladies of the. Congregational
church viii give an entertainment anG
social on Thursday evening, Jan, %, al
the church.
DR. Decker. of Wisconsin, for several
weeks in Tucson for his health, who lef
for Hutchinson, Kansas, is reported to
have died there.
"A transfer of nearly six acres of
land in the valley has been made by
Joaquin GARLIC to Frank Allison. The
amount paid was 500.
Rev. L. D. Mansfield will hold his
final services, on Sunday morning at IL
o'clock, and will preach at the Congre~
gatlonal church, on invitation OF pastor
and people, in the evening.
Two or three days ago the turn ia
bic at Yuma broke down. Jack O'Brien's
passenger engine being IL the round
house, and behind the table, be was OBJ
liged to bring-in his train with another
engine.
The electric light proposition is
awaiting the next meeting of the city
council, when franchise will be asked
That granted short work will be made
of placing lights. A week after will see
tina LIGHTS turrad on
DIR. Goodwin is the fourth deceased
eE-presidepb Of the Arizona Pioneers.
The others were W. S. Curry, j ohm An
derson and DR.. Handy. The surviving
ex-presidents are: II. S. Stevens. Sam
Hughes, j. S. Mansfield, W. c. Davis,
b. n. Jacobs and II. T. Lacy.
"A new railway organization will be
formed in Tucson this evening. 1t is
the order of Railway Carmen, and con
sists Of car inspectors, carpenters ard
others of like occupation. The lodge
will eventually include all so employed
between Yuma and FL Paso.
Judge Barnes desires that the CIR
IzEN state that he was misquoted
IN last evenings issue IN so far as any
admission being made OF his clients
guilt. The information in regard to the
statements came through a third party.
and was published as given.
1T is very probable that Mrs. Sarah
Douglas will not obtain bonds. To la
dies visiting her yesterday. she made
complaints Sea is ana will probably
remain with the o. her women prisoners.
The grand jury meets on the second
Monday in March.
The funeral OF DR.. T. +. Goodwin
took place this afternoon from his home
on Convent street. The funeral was
under auspices of Pioneers. X. of Z. and
A. o. y. W., members Of which marched
in order named. The remains were
buried in the A. o. U, W. cemetery.
C. W. Rood, tely taken to Yuma,
viii be put at carpenter work and in
charge OF the tools at the prison. Ward
en- tale says that he l. just the man
needed there. Rood expects to short
en- his term all possible by good be-
havior. By so doing he viii lessen it %
per cent, leaving but six years to serve. |
Another resource for Arizona cat
tlemen is open. Two gentlemen named
Matthews yesterday arrived from Sal |
mas, Cal. They say rains have beerpien- |
tIful there, and that pasture is good. /
They also say that they have plenty Of /
pasture and wish - stock it with (
Arizona feeders. These they can put (
In prime order say by April, They OK
pect to get 200 head. of which Maish
d Driscoll will furnish trainicad. The !
first shipment leaves IN about a week.