Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.

the Rillito.
 I. A. Shedd has gone on shor
 business visit to Phoenlx.
 The opera house has 8 wonderful.
 attractive show billed for tonight.
 Mrs. Chas. R. Drake returned thi morning from her visit to Los Angeles.
 Paul Heermans left last night fo Yuma on bueiness connected with th CITIZEN.
 Wood haulers tied up in the mlnd fo the past few days are again CD th, streets.
 A pure white dove. an albino, wal killed l. the vicinity of Crittenden { few days since.
 The body of Miss Hall was shipped tc her homs iu Rockford Illinois, by ex press yesterday morning.
 The Sam BaiId undertaking establish ment has bought out the undertaking parlors managed by Mir. Taylor.
 Herbert J. Wood and wife of Nogales. are visiting in the city. guests of their parents, Judge and Mrs. Woods.
 Mir. Thos. Mounier assumed his duties at the telegraph office today. He is one of the best st his business iu the country.
 Prot. Gulley is home from California W hile here he will contract for a large supply of Cana Aigre for tanning purposes.
 Hon. Frank Cox, the efficient and pop ulsrattorney for the Southern Pacific, is in the city on business before the district court.
 John Young of Greatervllle, is in the city. Ia view of the late rsius the prospects for extensive placering are believed to be good.
 MT. B. W. Tichenor came in from San Francisco this morning, to which city he had been on business connected with the marsh8rs office.
 Mr. and Mrs, SteInfeld are now in Chicago, en ronte home from their foreign rou-. They are expected to arrive Tuesday night next.
 The Payson company is one of the very best on the road. It is larg ge
 
 actresses of popular merit.
 Mary Osborn, daughter of Judge aud Mrs. Osborn, for the past week has been quite seriously ill, is now forum ably in fair way for recovery.
 Do not wear impermeable and tight fitting hats that constrict the blood vessels of the scalp. Use Halls Hair ord ,r-ill be bald.
 Mir. A. Bart Horton will have his rsf- fe for his wheel at the Club Cigar store thIs evening at o'clock. A few more opportunities to get good wheel are yet left.
 Judge Vanderlip, R. R. Richardson W. HI. Barnett, John Parks{ of Crltten- are in the city, witnesses in the fan ous Parks calf xiii Ing case.
 Miss Edna Hall, a young lady aged about l9 yesrs, here for health, dIed of consumption at o'clock this morning. Her remains will be embalmed and shipped to her home iu the east.
 Golden Link Lodge A. O. U. W. hold their social and dance at Masonic hall this evening and have invited all mem bers of the A. o. U. W. and their fsmI- lies. 4 pleasant time is anticipated.
 In January Manager Reid, of opera house fame, promises the people of this city treat in the shape of five free lectures by Prof Putnam, one of the fine free thought orators in the c uDtry.
 Attention is called to an important sale of Basement Copper com pany prop erty which appears in this issue, and which wIll take place uudar the super vision Of MT. A. B. Msnahan' secretary of the company.
 Dr. Comstsck left for Phoenix Mou- day night. He is booked to deliver lecture before the teachers essocIation in that city yesterday afternoon. Before returning home he will visit the No; th- ern portion of the territory.
 The Fl Paso papers were eulogistic over the performances of the PaysoD company, which opens in this city to- night. A ne9 card of the management is that each lady accompanied by gen. t eman will be admitted free.
 Garter, the darkey welter weight fghter, knocked Jack Harper cold ip his fight with hlm on Saturday ight last. In the first round he knocked him down four times and out. The last blow was under his right ear and Jack failed to come to iu time So was count ed out.
 The social at the Congressioral al church on Tuesday evening next is a pleasure in anticipation. There will be good music and refreshments. A number of fancy but useful articles, made by the delft fingers of the ladies, suitable for the holiday presents will be auctioned of.
 Mrs Longnecker and two children ar- rived from Chicago Saturday night and will reside here for the winter Mrs. LonRnecker is a [ ister of MT. Theo. l.. Fitch. Mir. Longnecker is states attor- ney for Cook county, Illinois. He was prosecuting attorney in the famous Dr. Cronin case some years ago.
 Several cases of di2theris have been reported to the health officer 8nd a de- tsrmined effort to prevent its spread will be made l. Is the determination of the health officer to compel a thor ough cleaning of all back yards and, ID Cases of failure, to prosecute those who neglect such very necessary sanitary measure.
 Brsoley's Candy Kitchen offers the candy buyers of Tucson an opportunity for fresh sweets never before enjoyed. Mir Bradley, the proprietor, is profes- slonal ID his business anu candies of the mosS deliiceus manufacture can be had CD call. Buy once from Bradley and you will buy all the tima. Kitchen on Congress street, between Court street and Stone avenue.
 Miss G. Breedlove, now visiting in Tucson for her health. is organizing a company for the purpose of giving light opera if suitable voices for same can be