Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17

ell the morning.
 Prof. Foss makes a speciality of piano tunlng. Orders nay be left at r. O.. Box II.
 Rev. c. B. Carlisle has chang q hls
 residence from corne- of Pennington and . Gth avenue to 3i7 Alameda street.
 Mash and DrscolI sod yesterday to Henry Mills of Califoruia 65O head Of stsere. The prices realized were very satisfactory to Maish and DrisColl.
 Attorney Francis J. Heney left yes terday for Santa Fe, \. M., to try the Algodones Land grant case which will [ be called tomorrow.
 Tbe teachers ard scholars of the Con-
 gregational Sunday school are request
 cd to be present at the church ct 3:3C
 tomorrow to prepare for Christmas
 festival.
 The Congregational Sunday school will assemble at the church "Wednesday
 afternoon, at 3:30 to practice Christmas
 songs, all the scholars and teachers are
 requested to be present.
 Miss Lizzie Spencer is spending the holidays wlch her father pr. Nj. Spencer.
 Miss Spencer IS engaged n teaching in the public schools of Humboldt, Cali
 foInia.
 | Mrs. Jeffords who wgs spoken of as | better yesterday, has by DO means en- .irely recovered. She Is still confined to
 Ter chamber with acute lnfiammatory | rheumatism.
 Whatever may be the case of blcuch- ing, the hair may be restored to its orig inal coloring by the use of that potent remedy Halls Vegetable SicilIan Hair | ReneweT.
 The Opera House orchestra for the season will be composed of Mess. Laid low. Oman, Miner, and Earpst. These musicians Eill have some choice pieces for performance at the Patti Rosa en- gagement. The handsome rattan parlor set which has been for about a week n L. Zeck- l endorf < Co.'S corner show window, will Eeucetorth add to the beauty and com fort of the home of ". c. Brown lately | married.
 One of the probable results of A. Re dewills visit to TucEon will be that the | house of Mrs c. NJ. Burkhalter viii ere many days be adorned with d beautiful | new upright piaro of standard manufac- ture.
 The annual meeting of the Congre gational church occurs ths evening. | Business of importance makes t highly | necessary that the mem geTs Of church | and congregation should be present. | The meeting begins at 7:l5 sharp.
 The suit of the Territory versus Sarah Douglas who Is charged with embezzle- ment. will probably b. tired next Satur- day. Ihis IS a case in which many re- ! sldants O. Tucsgn have 9 deep interest. 1 and the outcome will be awaited with | much speculation.
 Manager Reid cf tbe opera house re- turn .t thIs morning after a disagreeable trip. He reports that there Is a snow fall or 6 inches at Blsbse, something cry uE usual even there. The weather he | says was very much against the success of his athletic exhibition.
 Today ia the coldest since last Jan uaTy. This morning at day breal the thermometer registered D degrees ard at noon II. l. IS probable that the TinEer WIli be colder from now on. EX- cand date Jacobs said .odty he thought he noticed 9 c5augc in the weather.
 The box sheet at Blacks for tha tab ieaux by the ladies of the Episcopal 1 Guild which will be presented next Sat Urday evening IS already covered with many crosses. All intending 10 see this entertainment of llving pictures will act wisely in getting seats a. once.
 The election of V. E. Felix as city treasurer may be considered a distinct personal triumph. He received a naio- rIty over his opponent of 50 votes beng the largest majority of aoy candidate elected. Mir. Felix personal popularity is great. His success in the dry goods business as well as politics IS largely as cribable to 1t.
 Prof. W. M. Foss and c. G. Evans will open January l a school of music and art with rooms probably in the new Postcfflce building. All the different branches Of musical instruction in con- servatory work as well as 8 complete course in painting and decorative work will be taught.
 Siewert the confectioner was found very busy last night unpacking and ar ranging lot of Christmas ornaments which he had just gotten ID from New York. There were cornucapies fancy bon bon boxes, colored wax candles and many other such that are so inseper- ately connected in the mind with Christ mas and Christmas good cheer. It is needless to add be doesn't want them all for himself. Go and see them.
 Patti Rosa is an especial favorite here, inc of har iror f, l the Opera House next Monday night will be hailed with pleasure. She IS as- suredly one of the very best actresses in her line on the American stage and her success IH recent years has been equal to her deserts. She Wlll be seen here in Dolly Warden" which is said to be the best play she has ever had, and will | have the aid of an especially good com pany in presenting It.
 Washington Irving Perry is the pa triOtic thoroughly American name in full of the patriotic thoroughly AmerI- can mayOr-elect. Like that Perry of oth- CT days, he has met the enemy and tEey are his. He bears however his blushipg bOnors with becoming modesty, attend ing closely t. h's large grocery business, to the construction Of his little stone cot G1ES oi -Not-u CHuTcu street, ana JO ms family consisting Of hIs wife and one little glrl. Nr. Perry is uct a loquacious man being rather inclined to speak only when he has somethicg to say. It is 7s- toushing how well pleased with tl e result Of the mayorality electi soma of the man are who are r party reasons voted the other way.
 The bundle of children's clothing which was found some days ago on Con- gress street and advertised yesterday has been claimed by the owner Mrs. Allis0D. 1t is woderful how quickly an gd in the CITIZEN IS responded to. \ few days ago lady lost her fur cape. IL was advertised in the CITIZEN nd To in few hours Chinaman brings the