Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20

Every thing indicates that the high
tea social Friday night will be a
pleasant affair.
Mr.. Sam Drachman returned from a
weeks soJourn i'll Phenix this msrning.
Mike Sullivan was this morning GEN.
fenced to thirty days, with alternative
OF py alng $50, for difficulty in which he
engaged Sunday night last.
Sheriff George Olney, of Graham
couaiy, came in from SOlomonville last
night.
Ladies begantoda y the sale of tickets
ior. the library ball, 10 be held the 10Th.
A good many TucsonItts will purchase
lick t. who will not attend, to aid the
good cause of more books.
The bicyclists are now talkin of races
for Nashlngton's birthday. Phoenix
fast whSelmen will be invited 10 measure
speed win ocal flyers. Tucson has
several who can go uDder three minutes
The use of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth OF the hair, and resto-
res NJ. natural color and beauty, frees
the seal ct dandruff, letter, and all I'M
puritles.
A Mexican stole some hogs from
a rancher named Hurt day or two ago.
Yesterday he sold them to Butcher
Bonn. Last night the hogs were again
taken and the same man is suspected.
A business meeting of the Congrega-
tional church has been cal ed for this
evening, In the church, at o'clock. A
fuli%a-tendance is respectfully request
ed.
At the driving park grading will be
finishei in Z cay or two. The instru-
ments, when put on yesteId day, showed
the grades little too high or low in
several places. Hauling lumber for
fences will be begun tomorrow by Jack
Bolyn.
Professor Foss, who has, with Pref
Evans, made many Tucsonites proficient
In music in the asst two years, has kind
" volunteer & TO instruct choral class
in music, il one can be org Zeu. A
meeting viii be he'd at tie Methodist
church this evening att "'ciock to which
ali coming to join are inv ted.
The insane NJ xIcan, Pillar Agulrre,
will be tunighG taken TO the Phenix in
sane asylum. His family believe that
an old woman. keeper at the graveyard,
hodoos hun. In substantiation they tell
that he has always came back from
seeing her shouting and ugly.
Miss Annie Goldberg, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. |. Goldberg, for many year
pioneer residents OF this city, but now
of San Bernardino, Cal. is visiting with
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Drach-
man. When the family left here Annie
was but.a child, but she is now grown
into an accomplished young lady. For
the past six months she has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Phenix and
now comes to take look at her old
home. Her visit will undoubtedly be
pleasant one.
Reid's opera house was comfortably
filled last night to see the grand exhibit
ton OF the Columbian exposition. The
Midway PaisaDce and all the great OBJ
j ct of the fair were shown with realis- |
tic clearness and eXactness. Arizona's |
exhibit in the mining building, exact re- |
production IF the vessels in which Col. |
umbus sailed. CALIFORNIA; great exhi- |
and exterior. Cliff dwell |
ers' exhibit, ruins in Yucatan, Spanish |
exhibit in horticultural building, exact |
of Cairo street, Egylt; |
japanese exhibit, Germany's beautiful
exhibit in the liberal arts and over 300 |
other exhibits and scenes at the worlds /
fair, Chicago. I'D 1898. 1t was fee ex-
hibit and to those who did not see the
far it Offers splendid opportunity to
take look at the greatest show the
earth ever saw.