Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-29

The Columbus saloon property is to
 day being whitened and improved.
 s. A. Hicks of Yuma is registered a
 the San Xavier.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Gardiner vii
 leave for Philadelphia tonight. Mrs Clifford of Pennington st. will pro ! bably visit her son in California thi l summer.
 ! A. c. Sheen is fitting up for occu psncy a couple of rooms in the olC Rochester block on Meyer st.
 Pete Kitchen is an applicant for tn. DO itioa of cattle Inspector. You can buy the Natural Ice at one cent per pound from the Union Ict Co.
 Dariel Murphy member of the Gilf Bend Townsise corporation IS in town today.
 Mrs. Petra Stevens was yesterday made guaIdian Of Elisa Stevens, Dy the Probate Court.
 The little son of Carlos Jacome, of Stone avenue, who Was for few days ill with diphtheria, has entirely recov- cred.
 So far there is not single dissent from the belief that the President in appointing Judge Rouse has named aD honest mar.
 There is a tiny little brakeman, one day old in W. 4, Sigal house today, ard great is the rejoicing thereat. Whoever thinks 1t SIgal is mistaken.
 Workmen commenced this morning to paint the Jacobs Block on Congress st. which is occupied in the ground floor by Dr. Martins drug store and the Singer office.
 All who wish to indulge in the sport of shooting are invited to bring their guns to the picnic tomorrow. Cl-y y pigeons and traps wi be in the grounds.
 To restore gry hair to its natural color as in youth, cause 1t to grow abundant and strepg, ther is no better preparation than Halls Hair Rene ger.
 James H. McClintock, of the Phoenix Gazette. who writes many of the bright eet things for that paper, and is ore of the best newspaper men in Arizona, is in the city.
 The Rhetorical exercises of the first section Cf the Freshmen's class will be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon of this week.
 The water spouts upon the block oD Pennington st, opposite the Court House are today in compliance with the city ordinance being carried to the ground.
 The operations of Electrician Russell in the main pole of the Electric Light company were watched today with much interest.
 An indictment was found by the Grand Jury this afternoon against $. Martinez, now in custody for the murder of Capt. Joseph Parke, formerly of the Hugchucas.
 On one charge this morning in the District Court Muruel Brown was fouyd guilty of forgery and sentenced to serve b months at Yuma. The other charge was dismissed.
 Major Heil Hale who has lately re- tired from the wardenship Of the Ter ritoIial prison at Yuma, having been succeeded by M. F. Shaw of Tues D came ID on the early morning train and is registered at the Orndorff,
 Juan Elias WIS observed on Congress street early this morning, leading with conscious prlde his S200 sorrei running horse, which is said to be the fastest ID this part of the country.
 An inventory of the stock of A. " Groesetta & Co. will be taken tomorrow, preparatory to turning 1t over 60 the new comI any which will take DO ses- sion in few days.
 Arthur R. Turney, of the Winnie mine, in Sonora. has been quite III and under Dr. Goodfellow's care since last Saturday. He IS much improved to- dey.
 The Worlds Far Album Atlas, ad- vertised by the Irvine Co.,, of Phoenix in another column, Is a splendid work, and well worth t. e low price asked. Write for particulars.
 Texas Joe is the only name by which Bario Libre character is known for whose arrest warrant has been issued from Judge ScOtt's court. He is charged with St. aling lady's gold watch and chain last Saturday.
 Thomas Hughes is in New York with the Territorial bonds. It is understood that were the bonds signed here and transmitted they would be subject to the same high express charges as cur rency. By taking them to their destina- tion in person theis expense is avoided.
 Fernando Laos of the Fashion barber shop met wifh painful and serious accident last evening. He was prepar- inf bottle of shampoo when the glass broke causing a severe gash in the back of ore of his hands. The wound was dressed and carefully stitched by Dr. Spencer.
 It is understood that live-bird shoot ing match has been arranged for next Wednesday, May 3, between James Finley and Milt Aldridge. The stakes are S200 side. Each will shoot at 50 birds. As each is an excellent shot, and as A friendly rivalry has existed for 8 long time, the most intense interest Is felt ID the event and its outcome.
 Last night, at his rooms on Camp street, Prof. l.. w. Thayer, who will next Friday evening depart for his home in Boston, was serenaded by the FIlharmonic band, of nineteen pieces, under direction of Federico Ronstadt. Two new select ons which the members have been practicing of late, were finely executed, after which the professor ap- peared in the doorway amid the glare of their torches, and made little speech. He thanked them for the unexpected honor and display of regard and for the delicious music, and assured them be would not forget the occasion. lie then invited al. to enter, and treated them with the liberal hospitality that such an occasion sugR ests. Prof. ThBy-