Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-21
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 Mrs RaEley and daughter, of Detroit, Mich, are registered at the San Xavier. J.P. Louergsu returned this morning ! from San Francesca.
 ]. 4 carload of wagons and one Of four
 arrived as the lIieght depot tlis morn
 ing.
 T. 2. Stevens. Sacramento and F. B. ! McDOaalJ, Casa Grade are at the ! OrHdortt.
 4 load of heavy lumber or about seven and ore half tons weight went out the | Mammoth this morning for crIbbing
 the mine.
 Many of he men who are in from the ! Canada cei Ur5 mins received checks to- day. A large s.x-horse team load Of ore l was br3rgEt Iut9 town this mOrnng. Al the local favorite amateur actors and a-trssses wilsa7peGr at the Opera | Bouse next Saturday. "A Regular Fix
 F. x. Fish will be sole manager of the l harness and saddlsry business a. ths
 correr If Nai1 and Congress strsets.
 Mir. Can7wg will have charge of the
 work u the shoP.
 4 writ charging Barber Biggs with | larceny has been sworn out, and con-
 stable at Wilcox, where he is under l stood t@ be, has been telegraphcd tO ar
 rest and hold nim.
 The family of E. D. Crumb, of Wells. 1 Fargo & Cos. Express, will return to 1 Tucson for permanent residence in a i few days. He vii! resI9e in the Hud-
 son house on Fourth avenue, near the
 school hOule,
 1 letter from George RayfeId. former ly Uf the Palace hotel, has been received from Georgetown. Y. M. He Is fitting
 out a burro train, and wIth 25 miners
 vii go on prospecting tour into Utah.
 The new free haod drawing tables have arrived at the University. They are beauties. and well adapted for their
 purpose. Additional drawing models have also been ordered for instructor
 Hoxis's department.
 Robert Riggs who has been running the Oak" barber shop for a couple Of months left town Saturday night owing his men S32,40 for wages. He owed $500, on the shop 5lC0 of which wiil be due ID few days. \ revolver
 belonging to one Of them IS missing.
 Sylvester Bonn was married early yes eTday morning at the Cathedral to ] Miss Mary Bai1es. Mir. Bonn is iu the meat business on Meyer street and ls| l an energetic enter7-isiUg citizen and is deserving of h.s good fortune iu secur- nz as bride, so estimab.e a yOung lady as Miss Haines. She is a Latlve of Tue son.
 Railroad and military organizations, tice-departments, secret and benevolent ' socieliee. EpOrtsman's clubs and literary associations all over the Territory will l find neatly executed and peculiarly ap- | p-0priate designs for ball programs i1 our fancy printing department. It is perfect treat 10 lcOE over our line Of theze goods.
 4 letter was received Saturday from Bishop BoUglrde in which he says be has been most gracioCsy received by , t1e Archbishop of Nelilo and that the latter has granted him permission to , canvass that diocese for funds for the ] uurp0-s Of making improvements on the church n pres Dt use here or of erect ! ing 9 new one it possible. ! The Sisters have begun to make ex- tar=ive Improvements on the grounds ] around th.ic hospital. Yesterday Geo J. R1skruga and another surveyor es. i ta5iIs-6d corners iac new fence which 1 is to enclose three acres O5 land jn ad- dition to what is already fenced in. The next improvement under consideration 1 is the sinking of an artesisn well. C.R. Drake who with Mrs. Drake left last night for San Francisco expects to l be away 10 days. The Episc9Fai church l committee has recs, wed some very satis- l factory bids for stained cathedral 2 ass l for the new church windows and Nr. | Drake will probably close the contracts while in San Francisco. Last night at eight o'clock Laura l Vivian, the little daughter Ot W. A. Sigal, l died of pneumonia, after an illness of 1 r days. The funeral took place today at ten o'clock from the Lome of Mir. l Sigal, 407, North Meyer street, under the auspices of the Order of the Rail road Conductors.
 The Board of Regents of the Unlver- 1 sitY met last night ald decided to begin | as soon as plans are ready, the construc- ton or the north wing of the proposed new building ol the University grounds l which il is estimated will cost 52O,Oo0. The Ri0g under immediate cOnsid5ra-
 ton will cost about 550O0 and be used as a dormitory with bath rooms and dining room and will be large enough for the
 accommodation of Q students. Ger. Wilson is susi aiming the reputa- 1 ton which he has of being one who is not timid abut asserting his rights. Last Sunday noon he sent Marshal ! Koch 10 GOtlfy the proprietor of the merTy-g0-rOund that unless the acCUrssd ! music was stopped at least Sunday { he would prosecute for violation of the Sunday law. The merry-go-round man ] consulted Gel. Zabriskie and decided as l a result to let the eagle Ccream right | along just the same Us ever.
 The Public Assembly exercises at tbe ] University this week, on Wednesday at ! 3 D. h., will consist of an address by ! Prof. 2. 4. Gulley, dean Of the school Of i agriculture. His subject is "Getting on ! Q tae World" and 1t is need .ess to say : that tLe lecture will be interesting and . instructive. Prof Gulley has been heard before in Tucson more than once ] saL-- ne ClhcE ES EtJ-'tLA= WILL SyJA tll-C-s ] This address wil be of particular in l teTest to students. but it will be well . worth hearing by visitors as well. Although a stranger to Springfield ] th eatre-gocrs, when he stepped upon . the stage G5 Chat er.cn's opera house Inst night. Abe Heywooa now holds
 warm place I1 the hear. s 0i the amuse- ment loving people of the city. U in- 1 lterpre.ali7n of "Ejreweod Folks" which he presents by p.-ui= sion oE Sol