Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-20

There will be a dance this evening ln the new Vasquez hall on Meyer street.
 The yard of Gov. Hughes house is a favorIte resort of mulberry-loving youngsters.
 Paul Hermans of the Star will go to Yuma on 8 business trip tomorrow night.
 The west bound passenger will not reach Tucson until this afternoon on account of several washouts.
 R. Rubin who has been with Sam Drachman for Il months past will leave this evening for California.
 William Florsheim, now in San Fran cisco, has almost entirely recovered his tealth He will return to Tucson after the summer.
 An inmense body of water is flowing in tfe Riilito. The stream was impas- able last night.
 Mics Pem, nter of Florence, 8 friend of Mrs. R. c. Brown, was in town last evening on her way 10 the w. rld's Fair.
 One of the Chinese at the San Fran cisco restaurant died yesterday after noon and was buried today.
 Tomorrow at the Episcopal church service and seTm ln at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
 The result of the heavy showers is that everything is fresh ard beautl' ul this morning. The rPiniail since } o'clock last night was thirty four one bundredlhs of an inch.
 Baldness is often preceded or accom- panied by grayness of the hair. To pre- vent both baidpess and gryness, use Halls Hair R newer an honest remedy.
 Passengers by the stage from NCgales say th-r is au abundance of water standrrg between here and Canoa since the rains of yesterday.
 District Attorney Hereford and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Fred Hughes are in Phoenix on county fund ing business.
 Oscar Buckalew has gone down to Gila on a weeks trip to the neighbor- ho, d of Florence.
 The crape on the door of J. w Can ning's harness store is on account of the death of the aged father of Rosario Brena.
 Jean Drake, MT. Mansfe,d's valuable assistant at the Pioneer news store, is at home sick with a slight attack of fever.
 Sammy Hughes, Jr, and wife are in Kansas City where Mrs, Hughes IS understood % have business settlements to make which may detain the couple some time.
 William Lyon who came here a few months ago from San Diego will next week leave for the Sierra Madre noun tains in Snaloa, Mex. to look at some gold properties which are said to be fsbulously rich.
 Prof. Foss will give another fire en- tertainment at the Methodist church tonight, consisting Of vocal and instru- mental music and elocuti0nary render ings. The whole programme IS excel lent. The proceeds will be applied on the pastors salary. Admission 90 cents and children % cents.
 Cabic-shap d bail stones fell for several minutes last evening abou; three-eighths of an iuch in size. This was the edge of a hail storm about 8 mile and half in width which passed north of the city. Hsilstones fell to 6 depth of two and one half inches. MT Prince at Wheeler & Perry's brought in from his place some very large hail stones.
 Before Judge Wood and Dr. Spencer today in the Probate Court Mrs. M. J. Smith was examined as to her sanity Testim3ny was offered by M. Gervais Charles Winston, Mrs. Knapp and Prof Guzman. The defense was skillfully conducted by Attorney Borton. It was decided that the defendant was moi | insane.
 A small charge will be made for ad mission to the graduation exercisss oi the scho ars of the High School which will take place the evening of May 26. The object IS to raise funds to purchase a piano for the schools, The Territor.al teachers convention will be held in Tucson next year and desire IS felt or the part If the school management here to receive them with all the style which the occasion will demand. Albert Scolari will leave in day ol | two for the Old Corner group of mines in the Riverside district in Pinal coupty which consist of seven claims owned by him and his brother John in partner ship. The object of the trip Is to store tools and put erythIng in readiness for an extensive resumption O? operations about July 1 when the grass sha'l have grown sufficiently to support fhe horses The Scolari brothers have been very much encouraged by recent assays ot the ore made in San Francisco, some of it having run as high Bs S2l25 per ton of gold and silver.
 Prof. Fully says bis first translation in Tucson was made for the CITIZEN 23 years ago in the offic4 at present cccu- pied by the CITIZEN. The editor handed him a five dollar gold piece. It was | brief translat on. He was but boy and the money looked big. A flaw months later in August 1870 he stood beside A. c. Mccormick, who wss making politl- cal speech. and translated it into Spanish as it was delivered. When ii was over MT. Mccormick asked him his charge. He replied that he did not want anythipg. Mccormick handed him S100 bill.
 The Ariz ma Copper Company of Clifton have commenced building a sul- phuric acid plsnt also a plant for leach ing copper ore, a process wh ch has long been wanted for the treatment of l. W grade ore. The acid plant will coneist of 30 or 10 furnaces for burning sul- phur ore which the com pany have et their mines. They will also manufac- ture their eulphuric acid which is used in the leaching process. Ths acid plant wall consist of five large leeden cham bers which collect the gas from the furnaces where it i4 turned with other ingredients into sulphuric acid and mada ready for use at the teaching