Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27

| JuOgS J. I. f1IZ20TalU Ol SOlOuOu- vile IS here on business.
 Mir. Kohlberg, the Fl Paso cigar manufacturer, is in Tucson.
 The CITIZEN turns out the finest wedding stationary in Arizona.
 A high grade $50 bicycle vas re- ceived teddy for uan CharouIeau.
 Hon. George w Cheyney is in town, having left Tombstone yesterday.
 Tempe Butter is the finest in this market sold by J. Ivancovich. 5-lO-tf
 The Court House grounds are in splendid condition. The lawn has just been clipped and thoroughly swept.
 Walter Abrams, until recently book keep-r for J. Liberman & Co. of Will COX, is visiting friends ln Tucson.
 Services and sermon in Grace Episco- Ial church tomorrow at II a. m and 30 P. m. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m.
 In spite of the increasing heat Of the days the nights continue delightfully."- cool.
 Bishop Layton of Thatcher of the 1 AlOIulDu DSISu Su-6iOI. anu HIS SUI, hIc III town today on land business. A grand transformation is being wrought upon the building now oecupi- ed b. the CITIZEN.
 Nil. McNeil's bible class have found a cool place to sit out 0UoTs these hot afternoons.
 J. E. Solomon IS a visitor from the | Graham county at which bears hia neme and where his business interests are extensive.
 To prevent the hardening of the sub- cut8neous tissues of the scalp and the obliteration of the hair follicies, which cause badness, use Halls Hair Remover.
 AMexican woman in the Marposa last evening when the electric lights were | all turned on at o7ce remarked to her little boy: "Hoz beautiful it is when the sun strikes those glasses P'
 The emergency fire hoses of the Court House were taken out this week and tested and were found to be badly dried up and cracked and in generally bad condition.
 | A pleasant party for young folks was | given last evening at the home of Mrs. | Buelas, on north Meyer street, in honor of the birthday of her daughter Isabel.
 | The Misses Essie ard Irene Goodman, | daughters of J. c. Goodman formerly in the jewelry business in Tucson, were both married yesterday at Los Angeles. | Some of tha Chin8man in town who were expecting to have the government pay they their fare home e beginning to fear they will have to put up the Sl20 themselves.
 William s. Read will leave tomorrow | for La Osa ranch. Mrs Read has heen visiting there for couple of weeks pa t and they will return m day or two together.
 Mrs. Albert Steinfeld and Mrs. Sam | Drachman are but two of a mum Der of Tucson ladies who are preparing for the annual summer emigration from the city. The two mentioned will leave next week.
 Ever tt E. Elllnwood the new United | $ ates district attorney arrived in town today and formally assumed the di . charge of the duties of his cffice. For the present he is at the office of Gen. ! Wilson.
 Alfred c. Sheen of the Arizona and | New Mexico Comercial Go is laid up with severe attack of rheumatic gout | He has the satisfaction of knowing that his desease is at least highly aristo- cratic.
 Judge G. W. Baker of Willcox, who arrived iD town last evening, met with a painful accident on his way from the | depot. He was run into by a carry all and Bbocked down. His nose and face were badly damaged.
 Nose DrachmGn wbo has the Terri tOrial agency for Arbuckle's coffee is l having fine success with it and is rapidly, by push and energy, building l up large commission business. Herbert Tencey with MT. and Mrs. James Edgar sDd c. Goodloe Edgar re- turned last evening to Tucson. Mr. Penney spent a week in Chicago and visited The Fair several times. The Edgars will remain in town a few weeks before going back to Detroit.
 Adolfo Allande, in the wholesale de- partment of l.. Zeckendorf & O., re- turned last evening from a vacation trip to Mexico. While fishing at Guaymae he hooked 8 monster which. though aided by five men, he WAS unable to | iaDG.
 The first case of Miss Sarah Herring in Ter career as an attorney, was be'ore the Probate Judge iD the case of Walsh ys. Haberlln Tn which a will was sought to be brok n. A decision was given in her favor and the case WAS appea ed to the District Court by Allen English attorney for Walsh. Judge Sloan eus- tained the ruling of the court below in favor of Haberlin, whose attorney Miss Herring was.-Prospecter J. M. Holt, the cattle buyer of Miles City, Mont, has telegraphed that he would be here in 8 few days and will yurcha-e ali the cattle he can get He has contract for 1900 head with one man. whose losses have been so heavy that be wi have to call upon some Of his nelxhbors to make up enough 10 keep his agreement. The arrival of MT. Holt is awaited with great antici- pation by the cattle men.
 A party of three students of Stanford University of Califoruis, who arrived in the city yesterday are Malcolm Ander- son, a son of Prof. Anderson of the University, R. l.. Wilbur and W. w. Price. They will remain two or three months in Arizoua rinclpally in Pima couny. The obi-ct of their trip is to study and secure specimens ot birds, mammals. bugs and reptiles. They are Ill enthusiastics students of natural history, aud br ght and bralpy young gentlemen. The first scene o' their in