Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-13

Should ole AJ roulette
 Disputing bette,
 Would they meet on the beautiful shoa
 0. H. Bayless and Capt. Johnson art
 down today from Mammoth.
 Carlos Jacome, head salesman at La
 Mariposa, is sick abed with fever.
 Sar:- Hughes is talked of as likely to
 be appointed new trustee of school district number one.
 Henry Levin moved into his new brick cottage facing the Military plaza Satur- day.
 Miss Carmen Serrsno lett Saturday with her brother, R. P. Serrano, for { visit to Gusymas, Mex. ! The statement was made enormously in this column that John Hart left two children. But one survives.
 The most deeply wronged man in ex- istence Is he who IS forced to sell parlor stove in the early spring time.
 i number of Tucson ladies who in- tend to visit the Fair are considering the idea of chartering, If possible, special car.
 The milk carrier from Bullocks ranch brought in this morning two young live wild cat which have been taken as pets by l.. Rosenstern.
 BAldness is often preceded or accom- panied by grayness of the hair To pre- vent both badness and gryness, use Halis Hair Rsnewer an honest remedy. "A telegram was received last week from l.. H. Manning at New Y ork say Ing he would be here in a few days to assume his duties as surveyor general.
 Daniel Rochester is said have brought some ore in from hif -lne in the Barbqui alris which asseyed 160O ounces or slI to the ton-
 The headouarters of Company F will be removed to Vasquez' new building on Meyer street where the drill next Thursday evening will probably be held.
 A sufficient number of the members | of c Jmpany D. cannot be gathered tOge- | ther at one meeting just at present to | hold an election of officers.
 Bishop Kendrick admi nistered yester- day in the Episcopal church, confirma- tion to Miss Mamie Shibell, Miss LilIie | Shibell, Mrs. D. F. Brown aud Mrs. | Godfrey. 1
 About S700 will be expended by the county upon the Silver Lake road, in cluding the two new bridges across the | Santa Cruz, one this side and the other just beyond the lake.
 The thirteen prisoners of the jail had | the benefit yesterday oi religious servi- | ces. Mrs. Gov. Hughes addressed them. | An organ was introduced, over which | Mrs Dyer presided.
 Joaquin Manuel, an Indian caught by J. W. Canning m tte act of stealing Sl0 bit from the show ca If his harness shop, on Congress street, was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail. He is an old offender.
 A fond wife in this city when asked | yesterday if it was true that she had | ordered bicycle for her husband un- bekrownst to him said: "Thst is what I have and it will be here next week | but don't mention it."
 Judge Sloan and B. w. Ticheror have gone to Tombstone, where court will open today. Attorney General Heney will be there as senior counsel for Frank Hare in the mandamus suit.
 It is said that in certain quarters of the town many or the poorer resider ts are in state RpproachI,g g Restitution, If one housekeeper happens to be abe get quantity of provisions, the whole neigh borhood fiocks self-invirted to bis table.
 The wife of Jesus Reyes, who lives fear the Academy, on Stone avenue, Was buried yesterday afternoon, hlving idied of fever after a severe illness. Mrs. Reyes WAS the mother of seven children who survive her.
 The display of native giants cactus which will be in few days shipped to the Worlds Fair by William Reid ag- gregates in weight 45 tons. Five re- markedly large and handsome speci- mems last brought In weighed 1896 pounds.
 Mineral patent No. 3S4, Keystone Lode, Old Dominion Copper com pany, was received at the land office thus morning. Also Desert Land Patent No. 3S9 for Annie c. Toney, and cash patent No. 966 for Wesley Mckee of i, Maricopa county.
 Large congregations attended the Episcopal church at both morning and evening services yesterday sud were greately edified by he strong words of counsel and exhorta;ion to the right uttered by Bishop Kendr;ck, The musical part of both services was of a igh order.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Holbrook who were marrIed here about a year ago and have spent the intervening time Tn Boston Mass, have returned to Tucson and wall go to housekeeping here. Their numerous frinds here are pleased to see them back egain. MT. Holbrook is the kind of citizen that makes a desirable adjunct to any community.
 A letter has been received at this , office inquiriDg of the whereabouts and offering 8 reward for,information of 4. T. Krasz nski who in 1882 was working in Tucson at the leather business His brother is HI. l.. Kraszinski care of Greenblatt & RubinO Co. Hudson st. New York.
 Mrs. William NJ. Griffiths of Dripping Springs Ari., is spending a couple of &eks in the city. She Is a woman of exceptional culture and literary attain nents having visited the University and hay ng the intention of this wee k | 1T Ispecting the San Xavier mission with | the view of making them the subject Of articles for Eastern periodicals. By | Mrs. Griffths' presence in town older residents will be reminded of the pre- railroad days when fer husband Will | liam M. Griffiths controlled the entire | line of stages from San Diego to Fl | Paso. He has disposed Of al bis stage | interest except that part of fhe Casa | Grande and Globe iine which runs from |