Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBERI7, 1892.
New faces dropping in on us every

day,
 A theatrical troupe announced for the last week of September.
 Robinson's Big circus October the 4th.
 Gas pipes have been laid to the new postoffice building.
 Brady's "After Dark" Oct 18th at Reid's Opera House.
 Twenty-six lady actresses will appear at Reid's Opera House Oct. F.
 Mrs. R. c. Brown arrived from Cali fornia thIs morning.
 Wm. Reid is arranging the staging of his Opera House.
 Tue board of supervisors are n ses- sion today
 Mrs. 4. 0. Hoskins has been appoint ed member of the national People's party of Arizona.
 Dr. Odermatt dentist Pennington street between Main and North Meyer streets.
 Mrs. Chas. R. Drake and baby re turned from California yesterday.
 John Gardiner of the machinery de. pot, will return to the city by the 30th
 MT. Rodulovich have returned from hls visit to California.
 Miss Bessie Tevis is home again from her summer vacation, much improved in health.
 The young child of Mrs. F. ". Bur nett of Gila Bend dIed in this city last night.
 Young Ben Granger who died so sud denly, was buried this evening. A large funeral attendance followed him to the grave.
 Mrs. Albert Steinfield and family and Mrs. J. s. Mansfield and family are ex pected from California on Tuesday morning next.
 Mir. John Smith the surveyor let fol the purpose of buying reduction works to place on the Antelope mine.
 Hon. Royal A Johnson left for the east this morning and will be absent probably one month.
 A. R9dewill, the popular piano tuner so well known all over Arizona, arrived in the city this morning.
 Mir. J. A. Crowley has brought his family to Tucson for the winter. His little son and daughter will go to the public schools in Tucson.
 There will be a special meeting Oi Tucson Lodge No. 1. F. and A. NJ, for work at Masonic hall this evening and also Monday evening. Soiourning brethren are invited to attend.
 All the apartment and space room oi that substantial building erected by MT Radulovich of this city has been already engaged by business men and is a proof that enterprise is appreciated,
 Mrs. Ida Irwin was in the city yester- day en route to her home in Phoenix. She has been absent for the past two months, visiting friends in the west and east. Mrs. Irwin is one of the brightest land lawyers in the territory.
 C.E Wood, brother of Probate Judge Wood has returned from HarshRw where he had gone } take charge of a school over in that we'll known mining camp but being taken sick WAS com pelled to return to this city.
 The Governor of Sonora has received word from the Prefect of MonteXuma District, that Apaches have recently killed t0o Americans and one Mexican. No further particulars as yet-Adver- teiser.
 Attention is called by Postmaster Corbett of this city that an examina- tion for railway mail clerks will take place on October I7th'in this city and all applicants should apply to Post master Corbett at Tucson for blanks.
 Mir. H. Morgan left on this mornings train for Nogales. He took with him the little girl. Antonio Soto, who is blind, to see if Santa Teresa could aid the child in any way. He will return in a few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. A. Shed returned to the city today after few weeks vaca- tion at Mr. Bullock's ranch. They are looking exceedingly we'll and express themselves as having enjoyed their trip ever so much.
 At Congress Hall. C. w. Brown has some beautiful specimens of American and Mexican Cpals. They were collect ed from Washington state, Minnesota Arlzona and Mexico. They are pretty lot and shine and glisten most brIl- liantly.
 The accident that occurred at the Mammoth mine few nights ago when the regular engineer WAS away. The man who was present at the tune refer red to, failed to throw the clutchin. The rep Drt that the cable had parted was not a correct report.
 Cashier Power of the Pinal County Bank, Is in the city. NIT. Powell is most f8vorably known in this city hay ing occupied a similar position in this city. He is very popular amongst the residents of Florence and a credit to the position he occupies.
 MT. J. H. Stout of Phoenix. is at pre- sent on a visit to Tucson. Mir. Stout is an old resident Of Tucson and naturally like thousands of others who have lived here, come back once in awhile to re- call pleasant memories and familiar scenes.
 Yesterday an old scorpion who no doubt can date his ancestry back to the time when the first adobe was laid in Tucson, was captured by the prop rietor of the Horse shoe Congress and Stone Avenue and placed into alcohol. The scorpion measured an inch in width. The news of the killing of Vic Wilson by Sontag and ETans was received m Tombstone last night, and caused a feeling of deep regret. The news was broaken to Mrs. Wilson by her mother She was prostrated and her orphan son sought Tn vain U comfort her, not realizing what it was that caused his mother to sob. Mr. Wilson had many friends in Tombstone who will feel deeply grieved at his loss, and the sympathy of ;he entire community will go out to the l widow and orphan m their irreparable | loSa -Tou hs foOa pr1Snepfor