Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-03-18
J. A. Hicks of Yuma is in town.

$. G. A. Avery is up from Nogales.
 J. A. BruBzen of Pooenix IS at the OrndOrff.
 Fred Flelschman. the druggist, is in PhoenlX.
 ! This is one of the days when the street sprinkler is needed worse than rain.
 Under Sheriff Proctor is in Grahp m couLty on ranch business.
 R..Y. Einbeck of Chuachua, Mexico is spending few days in the city.
 4 bunch of ten keys were found or Stone avenue today. Owner can have tbem by payinf for this notice.
 Mir. Wheeler, of Wheeler & Perry, is il 1 Neg les where he will remaIn several d4ys.
 Internal Revenue Collector Eyster leaves Saturday on a weeks business trip to Globe.
 Mrs. Divers new cottage opposite the high school is nearly completed. The roof was put on today.
 As tue name indicates, Halls Vegeta- ble Scilan Hair Remover is renewer of he hair iEcladiGg its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you.
 At the meeting of the county super visorS this morning Lyman Smith Was | appointed road overseer for district No. | l. The subject oi scalp bOuIties came l up but no decision was reached.
 Frank Wright has been trying a | patent lawn-sprinkler on the court house grounds today. The thing seems to be all that is clsImed for 1t and does the work in good style.
 The man who committed suicide on the west bound S. P. train last Sunday morning has been identified as H. P BachDs who had formerly been en- pioyed as watchman at ;he Huachuca Water Co.'S. Reservoir. He is known to have had fits of in auity.
 Surveyor-General Royal A Johnson, Hon. Bruce s. Aldrich, A. w Howe and ex-Immigration c mmissoner John 4. Black, the Tucson party who came in last Friday, started Sunday on 6 prospecting trip to the Harqua Halas. Gazette.
 The death of suicide Kirkland Mer- riu may be pointed out as strong ex- ample of what can be done by persever- ance. If he had fired only one shot he might have recovered while by keeping at it he accompli he'd his purpose and everybody is satisfied.
 T. E. Twitcher and A. J. Taylor are in the city in the interest of San Francisco Chronicle. They are col ecting lnforma- tions and statistics t0 be used in the Chronicle worlds far edition trat will Ge issued on April l5 next, four pages of which will be devoted to Arizona.
 Mou Op, a Chinese vegetable gardener who lives in the valley just west o: towu, says he will have a box of ripe straw berries next week He will very likely sell them at auction and with the pro- ceeds go back to China on special steamer and be wealthy member of the emperar's court for the rest of his days.
 The Silver lake hotel that has been to let for week or so Is soon to ba re opened as a summer resort MT. Neck hauser and wife will take posse sion to- day and get the place n readiness for the opening which will probably be III May. The parties heve a two years ACf-oD OL NAA7 DLCDCALg cEIu HI tuhCG TOT to make the place tirst-class in every particular.
 It would be a good Idea for the city council to moke the dOg-catcher also GO duty as a rag picker. In that way the streets would be kept comparatively free from flying debris and the bIg wagon made of some use as well. It Is strange that more of the towns nomadic CUTS are not captured, c nside'iDg he higE price of chickens and the great de- mard for tamales.
 Adolph Bail has now in his warehou @ two s lerd.d mahogany beer coolers ttat he has just received from Califor uia. One of them Is intended for the Olympic club saloon and the other for Jbe saloon under the Fashion billiard hall Both of the coolers are works of art in their way and are filled with ali modern coDveniences for making the amber fluid grateful to dusty throats during the warm weather.
 Rev. Howard BIllman is not able to deliver hIs lecture but has secured a friend of his to take his place. This friend will lecture in the Nj. E. church on next Thursday evening at p. III. or the subject of ,"The Hawaiian Island. :" The lecturer has been a resident on Hawaiian several years, is a hnent speaker and will give a splendid lecture. It is especially interesting because of the possible annexation to the United States.
 Every enc enjoys good comic opera well sung, well acted and well dressed. This is what Charles l.. Young, the representative of the Calhoun Opera Company promises the people of Tucson for three nights, commencing Thursday March 23, when the Calhoun Opera Company will make its first appearance here in Richard StohPs beautiful OrI- ental creation Said Pasha" Won Sup pes charming opera "Fatinitza" will be the bill for Friday March q and the old tims favorite Bohemian Girl" Saturday night March 25.
 Stevenson's mIlk-wagon Is a wreck and also several of the awning posts of the Congress saloon. Beside this large quantity of lacteal fluid was used for the work Of street sprinkiing and the city department is sure that much of the work has been done. It was not the l desire Of the driver that the wagon be made a wreck, but the horses were frisky, that Was Gll. Tbey were tied securclv eaa1.h- for all ordinary puT- poses out not enough so Ter the purpose of holding them when they made up their minds to go. The animals enjoyed the'r run. The wagon is in the black smith shop.
 Leonard Perea fell of his horse while crossing the Military plaza this morn- ing. He seemed to te under the inhu- | ence of mescal or some other zorro i've substance and when asked what was the matter with him replied "nothIng s H s idea of ''noJhing" was very curious as one side of his face had been scrapad .l, l-r,,,rl orI oIco c1,,,o ,e