Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15
Twinkle twinkle little Star Marcus wonders that from far You could blink so hard at Grover. It made him throw poor Dennis over.
 Prospector.
C.P. Sykes is up from Calabazas.

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 Mir. and Mrs. Howe will leave for the east next week.
 Rev. Dr. Whittemore has returned to Florence.
 Le Roy SchesiDger of San Francesca is at the San Xavier. 1 MT. Bailey of the Mohawk mine at Mammoth is in town. Gentlemen's white and fancy vests g 50 each. l. Zeckendorf & Co. 47-2t
 c. H Johns of San Francesca is spending few days in the city.
 Theodore H. Butler representing the Calumet paper O., of Chicago is in the city.
 W. F. Nit has returned from busi- ness trip to New York.
 You can buy the Natural Ice at one cent per pound from the Union Ice Co.
 Suit for ejectment has bean filed in the District Court by J. Speedy against 4. Fl rss.
 No clsw has yet been obtained tn the identity of the burglar who entered Shedd's grocery store.
 Gov. Hughes was in Chicago today. and if he comes straight thrCu. h should arrive here next Tuesday.
 Ben Crawford candidate for the Uni ted States niarshalship for Arizona, bas returned from Washington.
 Japanuchi cloth at L. Zeckendorf & Co. yards for Sl. 2t
 Herbert R. Patrick, ciril engineer has returned to Phoenix from his trip to the Rio Yaqui, Mexico.
 r. you can't buy "Victor' you can rent good wheel at the Machinery Depot for 25 cents per hour. AS If.
 The wheat-crop in the Santa Cruz year. It is nearly full grown at present and almost starting to rlp9n.
 White Clover Powder for perspiring feet. Prevents irritation and oyercomes odor. B cents box. 4-7-2t l.. Zeckendorf < Go. Tbe preparation for Governor Hughes home coming reception are not quite 
 fair will be rousing one. The Mexican wood vendors are all very willing to dispose of their wares at a low price these warm days. Some O them can even be induced to throw in the burro wltIout extra charge.
 There is epiritualist in town who will not give his name. He says he will soon do some astonishing work and people will know who he iss without being told.
 Fresh New Jersey" roll butter, none better, received at Tucson Grocer Go. three times a week. The celebrated Elgin Butter in bulk constantly on hand. 4-S-tf
 Just received dried raspbsrries and blackberries and the celebrated J. B. and Artaud Freres Mars5ille, France creme of olive oil ir gallon tins at the Tucson Grocer Go.
 J. B. Campbell of Socorro, New MexIco, left for his home last night. MT. Campbell has been in town several days and says he think Tucson is good place to invest money.
 Probate Judge Wood contemplates the erection of fine residence short distance east of town. lie has most of the preparations about complete and work will soon commence.
 Condemna ion proceedings on tn proposed tboroughfare from Main to Warner streets are progreesing. A survey hes been made and Bn applica- tion to the probate court will soon be made.
 Arrangements have been made for a reception to Governor Hughes and the Legislators on Wednesday eveuing next, at :GardIners Hall. The occasion, It IS anticipated, will be the event of the season.-Herald.
 Owing to the unavoidable detention of Rev. pr. McManus, there will be no services in Grace church tomorrow. It is expected that McManus will arrive | early next week and hold services the | following Sunday.
 Mir. F. J. O'Brleu, of the Tucson | CITIZEN staff was a welcome caller on | The Stockman on Tuesday afternoon. | He is making tour of the country in | the interest of that merItorious daily. | He drove to the new well in the fore noon and like every body else, believes We have struck the proper thing for the booming of Wilcox and the valley StoCkman.
 The library fund party given in the Commercial Cub rooms last night was T ot decided success in point of nun bers, but those in atteD dance enjoyed themselves very much. Judging ny the of tickets sold and from the number who attended, 1t would appear that the citizens of Tucson do not care to support the library.
 An Indian was in town today hunting for old hats. He did not care much what style they were DOT their state of preservation so long as they were hats. When he found one he put ii on his head and the next one on top of that. He kept this up until his craniun was with most marvellous col lection of battered head gear. WEat he intended to do with the stuff is a mystery.
 The nearer the end of the Legislature the more work thtr re is done, and yester- day was the busIest day of the session in both Houses. There was a little ex- citement in both, too. In the Council the woman suffrage bill was dug up by the graveyard committee and given an airing a~d returned to the place from W hence it came, there no doubt to re- main. In the House Mehan stirred up n hone.t's nest when he called up the county division bill of Pima coun-y. It was Tucson vs NOg6les and as usual Tucson came out victorous, just as she did on the selection of Arizona's Cover 
 a Robbery.