Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-02-11
Don't fail to see O g O.son.

Oei Oisols-
 A house divided against itself cannot stand.
 Ben. Herey will return from San l Francisco about February l5. W.K. Meade left for Tombstone yes JerdBy morning.
 c Y. Murphy is expected back from Washington next Thursday.
 Mir. Murray. of the Canada del Oio company, arrived from London yes5er- day.
 Mir Laoney is slightly Indisposed to- day.
 The Eagle Milling. Company gre rushed with orders these days.
 D. B. Shjar Is in the city from Chi cago for few days Geo. ". H1nt. Of Globe. is spending few days with Tucson friends.
 Ex-Msyor Maish is able to be around again after short illness.
 Ii will not be long before Tucson wIl enjoy an electric light ssrvice.'
 John Wilson now holds the reins over the Mammoth stage team.
 J. K. Flanders IS up from Los An geles this week. Francis Cunningham, of St, Louis, is at the Russ House today.
 The Beard of Trade Nill meet and transact important business lhis even ing.
 R. L. Kane, a popular Albuquerque gentleman, Is circulating around town today.
 Captain Burgess is able to attend to business again after a slight indisposi- ton.
 The old Durr corner Is now a cr5dit to th4 portion of the city ln which It is sit uatsd.
 pr. Goodfellow's lecture has been postponed on account of a severe cold the doc.er contracted reeenty.
 ". A. Hart the genial proprietor of HarJ's Taach left for home today, after spending several days in town.
 The water case of John Ward against S. Hughas Has on trial Iu the District 1 Court th.s afternoon
 Mr. E.lta. BOW here from Silver i City, \ B.. s meeting with good sue ! cess vat. his lew ore concentration.
 J. W.Ro5.n=cn came iu last evening from Los Anse.es and will spend the 1 week iD this vicinity.
 
 Ii. J. Suithyman, of Newport, Col. | arrived last evening and will spend some | time m this section with view to io | cdJi.g here perm anently.
 Councilman Heaton is busy setting | out trees and otherwise improving the | ant earaLc- of the San Xavier
 There vas, good attendauce at the exercises at the University this after noon.
 Win Sparks left this morning for MamnotH 10 lsok up mining operations in taat section for d lew days.
 Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers p0es it's norS thoroushly, coloring uniform GrJans b acB, which, when dry, will neither rub, wash eff nor linsn.
 The post o5iics at Harshaw. by order Of the Pus- Olnce D par'mant, Waning -cn, D. (, was re-esta OIsned Jan. G. James McCarty Is postmaster.
 4 teachers institute of Graham county wll re held Feh 20, 2l. and 22 m ine- court rouse at Solon, nyille. Tn, subject Ci corporal punishment Wall be carefully discussed.
 The Robinson brothers begin speclal services iu the Ii. E. church Wednesday evening. The services Will be preceded by songs led by Frank Robinson. who Is d very tiB5 singer
 William R i'd contributes to the ad> veriisiEg Of 3 rizona by hIs contrbutio. g to tee New York Dramatic Times. Chi cago Dramatic News and Seattle Ora matic Times.
 Johu Gardener left last night for Cliff ton for a trO weeks trip in that district as deputy United States surveyor. ItI is understood he has turned his busi- ness at the machiae shop over to his brother James Gardner and B l.. Wor- then.
 Dr. Armstrong has received a letter from Dr. Feuper m San Francisco iu which he says he vii probably attend the last ia f Of winter cour5e of medi- cal ectures in New York before return ing to Tucson.
 The Fashion saloon IS undergoing ex- teEsiye improvements. The billiard and pooi tab es have been moved to the basement which Is being put in excellent condition. A keno game will open to- morrow nIght in Jhe old billiard room.
 Frark Porter of the Parlor saloon was fined SI5 by Recorder Judd for main t-.ling disorderly place, and before -dEe Culver. having been charged with assault, was dismi sed on hIs own recog- nisance for trial later.
 Dating from Feb. 1 a postal route has been esta gl5shej from Palomas to Harris burg as follows: Leave Palomas Monday and Thurs jay l2m; leave Harrisburg next days by D p. m.; arrive Harrisburg | Tue dag and Fri5ay at 5:5O D. m.; arrive at Ealgmas na1t days by l0:3O D. n.
 The inferior of the Senate saloon has been hsn -gmsIy painted, papered and decOTa. el. The wires have been all placed g. 75ad moss for the electric light. Fine giif mCGId'uEs add to the effect of tha whole which Is that Of one of the most tastefully fitted up places in the city.
 |. p TIchenor, of Milwaukee, a relative ot W. C. Davls. a wholesale commis. ioa merchant of that city and largely Inte-- esi ea In tn- Harqus Haia mining prop cry, arrived last night. He is a bright intelligent business man, and wII' re- man In this part cf the country until the first run 1f the new mill is made.
 J. Van Pearse, travelling representa- tive of the St. Louis Republican. has a proposal which he wishes to lav before -L-- ---------.-- L-.---. -u-o-l- :. ]