Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-02

1 Miss Hilda Jacobs returned from attending school in San Francisco last night.
 Superintendent Ben Williams, of the Copper Queen company, Bisbee, IS ID the city.
 B. Kohlberg. of Fl Paso. manufactur- CT Of the famous International cigars, is in the city pushing his goods.
 Mrs. Wetherill and little daughter have gone into California on a vacation trip.
 The new postmistress at Florence. Mss Fannie Bartleson, an attractive young lady, WAS one of the teachers who attended the teachers institute here last winter.
 United States Attorney Elingwood left last night for Tom bstone, to prose cute in the matter of twenty gallons If mescal found Tn Wilcox store, supposed to have been smuggled.
 Mrs. Herbert Brown and children ] leave thIs evening for San Francisco. | They will be absent during the summer. ,, They will be accompanied by Elsie Zellweger the little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs John Zellweeer, who goes to visit relations in that city.
 The new Congregational divine, Rev. Mr. Francis, of Texas, is a speaker of fine al ility. He spoke to the pleasure of all hearing him yesterday. G. A. k men were particularly impressed and pleased with his address last night. It was scholarly and his command of language WAS very fine. Ills remarks were divided into ten word pictures, dating from the late civil strife to the present.
 Hay is valuable crop this year. The Allison brothers, who cut 300 tons of bright barley on their new fields below the hospital, irrigated from their new canal, are holding their crop for Sl3 d ton. This should bring nearly S4000 for the first crop. Maish & Driscoll have about 300 tons of alfalfa hay, at Canoa, which is not quite so valuable. It will be sold, however, and not fed to stock, Mir. Maish eays lean steer will eat forty pounds of hay day for seven months, becoming mar ketable, and that there is no money in feeding stock with the prevailing prices of hay. In Los Angeles hay is SIS ton-about the Same as SIP ton ID Tucson. The Boston Saturday Evening Ga zette pays the following high compli- mept to a former Tucsoniie. who moved to the Angel city: Miss Sarah Appsl, young lady from Los Angeles. Cal, recently sang for Messrs. BaInabee and Mcdonald on the Fremont thea tre stage. Her charming voice and brilliant execution as au amateur. won warm approval, and successful profes- sional career is predicted for her." Miss Sara Appel is a daughter of Police Court Balliff Appel and a sister to MT. Horace Appel of the Los Angeles bar She has been east for the past three years, prosecuting her musical studies The Boston papers are unanimous in giving praise to the excellence of Miss Appel's voice and pay a high tribute to her charming personality.
 Just before dawn Sunday morning dreams were brought to sudden termi- nation by five or six pistl shots in quick succession, iu a minute or two folio we'd by the clang of the fire bell. The usual rush to the fire occurred, which proved to be in the house next to the ice works belonging to General Johnson and occupied by States Mor- rison. The frame kitchen was all a roar and hleze, but the adobe or main portion of the house was unscathed. Owing to the hose having been removed from one of the carts wrong end to. and it having to be reversed, some delay fol. lowed A garden hose was played on the flames and was doing gallant work. Presently Chief Bolyn yelled, turn on the waterr' and they turned the water on and put damper on the fire and the crowd vent home. The fire is at tributed by MT. Morrison to rats gnaw- ing matches. The total loss is under $500.