Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-21


 One of the readers of The CITIZEN wants to know where Sam Hughes rain and snow will fall, here or in Labrador.
 The Western Union telegraph office | has been wired for electric lights and the first incandescent lamps of the city put in today.
 Sol Goldbsum left this morning for Jimtown, near Creede. Col, in reply to a letter offering good position by MT. Kresham formerly of Tucson.
 Services at Grace Episcopal church tomorrow morning at II o'clock and lec- ture in the evening at 7.30 by Rev. Dr. Githens. All are cordially lnvitad.
 c. Meyer, the San Francisco capital jst aud son s. c. Meyer, are guests of A. Steinfeld Of l.. Zscke5dorf S Co. Mir. Meyer is here on business connected with his Tucson investments.
 Clark Looney, after two years of faith ful and efficient service as clerk at the San Xavier, has resigned that position and taken roOnls at the house of l.. C. Hughes. He vii devote his entire at tention now to the building of fences political.
 Editor George Kelly of the Solomon vllle Bulletin, Is in town. In the new order of things he Is out for the office of clerk of tbe cOaTt of Graham county. His natural ability and long experience as a newspaper man make him preemi- nently qualified for the position.
 Next Thursday evening at 6 45 pr. Whitmore will deliver tLe second lec- ture of the course. His subject Is, "Physical Effects of Alcohol" q purely scientific lecture, and viii be illustrated by about 90 stereopticOn views, showing many remarkable illustrations.
 The University exercises next week on Wednesday will consist Of an address to the students by Prof. F. A. Gulley, dean of the school of agriculture. upon the subject ''Getting on ID the World" It is needless to say that this wi!l'be worth hearing.
 The funeral of Michael Pagan was held today at o'clock from the Masonic Hall over which the flag floated all day at half mast in honor of the departed brother; and was attended by almost every member of the Masonic Lodge in body.
 Mir, c. Meyer arrived here tbis morn ing from San Francisco and will remain here for several days, during which time he will be pleased to meet contem- rlating purchasers for the city proper lies advertised by MT. Albert Steinefld, ard can be seen at the store IL. Zeck- enGor' & Go. between the hours of 10 orA D {
 At the coming entertainment of the Dramatic Association a short curtain raiser will precede the performance of "A Regular Fix" the later being con- s,dered not long enough for an evening s entertainment. In the short piece Mir. T chenor, Mrs. Franklin and Miss Tevis will take part.
 At the railroad shops It is understood that the paint shop will soon be moved from its present situation to a new building up beyond the round house and that the room where Mir. Mcdonald and his assistants have been at work wi be fitted up as an office for George Kipp and Philip Hughes of Capt. Grays clerical force.
 Fred c. Hughes says that Joseph Parks who is reported to have been mur- dered last Thursday night ie an old friend of his of some F or l3 years standing and Grar9 Army man hay ing been a captain in the army. He says Parks was about 60 years of age and that his ranch is on the Western slope of the Huachuca range very near the boun- diary between Pima and Cochise.
 Services will be held at the M. E. church tomorrow as follows: Sermon at II a. m. and p. m,. The theme of the morning sermon will be. "Boundless supplies of Gods spirit" evening theme, Light of the world;' Sunday school at 10 a. m., and Epworth League praise service at 6 p. m., 4 new chapel organ has been received from Illinois and placed in the church, which, if it proves to be as good as represented, will be purchased. 4 choir has been organized and will render music at both services.