Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01

t.OO good standing are fraternally invited t
 attend.
 At the Antelope mine cyaninde work
 are now being put in. Their capacit. i is twelve tones a day. It Is reported several new veins have been strucl
 carrying considerable values. To prevent the hardening of the sub
 cuteaneous tissues of the scalp and th' . obliteration of the hair follicles, whlcf
 cause badness, use Halls Hair Renew
 CT.
 Tucson will have another attorney at
 law in the early future. An office Ii now being fitted up opposite the cour' 'i house for Thomas Davis, of henlwortn in front of which he will hang hi'
 shingle in few days.
 Mrs. E. Solomon, who has been
 visiting in Tucson day or two, return | ed home last night. Mrs. Solomon was | witness in a stage robbery case. Hei daughters Miss Eva and Miss Rose, are | now en route to Florence on the same
 matter.
 | Major Rafferty of the San Aaxier hotel is back from a tour Of the world
 He visited the principa: points Of inter est in Europe-London, Paris, Monte lCarlo and others. He reports mos'
 enioyable trip.
 The best anodyne and expeccorant for the cure of colds, coughs, la grippe, and ali throat. lung, and bronchial troubles lis. undcub btedly, Ayers Cherry Peotoral the only specific for pulmonary com nlaints which received the highest a.
 wards at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
 The reputation of "Charlie's Aunt and it's great success elsewhere has pre- 1 ceeded it. so that there Is every reason to expect a crowded house for the per formance here. The comedy Is enor- | mously funny and has without question been one of the most striking stage suc-
 cesses of recent years.
 s'Charley's Aunt last night proved one of the funniest plays that ever struck Tucson. Half the time the | audience were in paroxysms of laugh ter. A fair house greeted 1t. The l Gladiator" on the 7tb of December, 1 promises some fine acting which DO I Tucsonites should fail in seeing. | The Edmunds act has come in as l matrimonial agent once again. Jose | Mendiblee has been courting 8 senorlta 1 for some time, and finally took her to his home without the formality of l marriage ceremony. The girls father objected to this old style mating and had Jose up on the Edmunds act. A l marriage settled the matter to the sat- l isfaction of sll concerned.
 | Last night Balls brewsry wae broken | into and eight dozen bottles CT peer stolen. They raised window and open
 ed & door to get the refreshments; Igpscio CalvIllo this morning located the robbers, three young men, and re- covered what had not been drunk of | the beer.
 The big South Gila canal, on which half a million dollars have been expend- ed. is expected to revive shortly. Bonds are now in New York with good pros poets of being taken. It could hardly | be otherwise than renewed at the stage where affairs now are. A quarter or million more with what Is already ex- pended would put an immense area un> der water for irrigation, and make mat part of Arizona around Chrlstoval one of the finest agricultural regions or the west. More than S250,0O0 could be well expended there, but that sum will do much and answer for the present. Chrysanthemum lovers may well take trip to the residence Of Mrs. Al. Wormel, four miles south east of this city. She has made speciality or tnls flower and now has a collection or several hundred varieties. They are ID | wonderful state of culture, every one large and magnificent. The colors and
 shapes Bee simply bewildering with thelr mex pressible beauty.-Gszette. In the person of Mrs. Hoover, ot Michigan, who stopped oyer here yester- | day, there ie an interesting wouian. shs | is Dunksrd, and Is looking for Dunkard C. lony she descrlbes as eighty | miles from Phoenix" She is going | there to join her sister. She applied at the board of supervisors of direction, and Clerk Hughes is telegraphing to | find such colony.
 With the advent of MT. Murphy as delegate and better time ahead under the
 republican party, Tucson has good 1 reason to hope for something in the way of a federal building, of which there IS \ much need here. The building could { include federal court room, the post, office, the United States land office, and
 ofhces -~- """h ot the tG-e- 1 internal revenue. n ,>. gong are paying rent that woutu .. interest more no ey than would put
 up credItsble building.
 The young Tucsonites in the city of
 Mexlco write that they have opened
 bicycle store on one of the principal streets and will stay there at least fill the hrst of June, vixen the season closes. They long for Thanksgiving dinner in Tucson, and old friends. The letter con tinues: "rhe election was satisfactory to one of the members of the firm, but | to the other it was 8 bitter pill. Nose dug up out of his trunk 8 Tucson Star of November 10, 1892, with the election returns, and consoled himself by read | Ing about Cleveland's election and the democratic landslide of '92. We have met quite number of Arizona people here."
 A shipment of 902 head of cattle is now en route from Sabino Otero's ranges for Tu cson. MT. Long, buyer for Mil Ter, formerly of the firm of Miller & Lux. IS the purchaser. The prices are understood to be under S150 hundred. The rodeos in the southern part of the county are practically at an end. Stock has been found in fair condition and the calf crop good. but not as large as ex- pected. The young COWS did not calve well this year. A rodeo for Arlzona cat .le IS now in progress in Mexico, going ID the Santa Cruz. Cattlemen are now permitted to return their own herds to Arizona, though several years ago the 'nly way they could get them back was 'y straying to this side. A shipment of 'attle will be made from Calabasas soon.