Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

Oscar Gebler and William Young, of
 Nogales, came in on last nights train.
 Mrs. Adolf Goldsmith presented her
 husband with bouncing baby boy at noon today.
 | A. Nj. Feldman is in Globe. He has y opened photograph gallery near the
 Rink and is sad to be doing well. J. Msriscsl, the new Pennington 0 street grocer, makes a speciality of
 prompt delivery and low prices. The republican campaign committee meet this evening at the opera house. All members of the committee are ur- F geL siy req 1e t, t. oe present. D, Yesterday J. M Holt the Montana
 buyer bought from 500 to 600 head of B cattle, of W. E. Felix and Rosario , Brens.
 Saturday night there will be free
 lunch and concert at the Casino saloon 3 corner Mccormick and Gay alley. It
 The special of the Southern Pacific
 officials who went through day or two ago, eastward bound, returned last | night.
 The society of Arizona Pioneers meet
 tonight at ' o'clock sharp. Members
 are requested to attend as business of
 importance will be transacted.
 Races Sundsy, Dec. g at two p. m. at
 Silver Lake bntween the Gipsy Horse
 "Play Time" and M. l.. Jones' horse "Sorrel Top" GOO yards. Parse $50.
 Colin Cameron, wife and son are ID the city for few days. Mir. Cameron has been ID Montana on business for the past five months.
 The A. O. U. w. lodge, No. I, will give their annual public installation and social shortly. These affairs are always pleasant, and rebound to the credit of the lodge.
 Joe and Reb of the club say they < ''hobod" it into Tucson year ago and they may have to hobo it out but intend to do business while they are here.
 A person is prematurely old when | | badness occurs before the forty fttb. | year. Use Halls Hair Rsnewer to keep | | the scalp healthy and prevent badness. | Professor Eisen, of the Academy of | Sciences of California, is in the city, a | guest of MT. and Mrs. $. Ainsa. Prof Eisen is on his return from a scientific | trip in Mexico of four months duration. About twenty teachers will attend the territorial teachers institute at Phoenix. Coohlse county will furnish fifteen more and Yavapai twenty more.
 Tbree tramps were before the recor- der this morning. One of them, who ho Il limits, had sl7 Tn pocket.
 Manager Reid expects Maud Granger in few weeks. he is also coDtemplat- ing bringing stock company here, for a week, although arrangements have not yet been made.
 Mir. A. C. Cook, who spent last winter with his wife in Tucson, is in the city on his way to Redlsnds, California, where his family now are. He reports his wlfe's health much improved since going to California.
 A dancing scaool will be opened next Tuesday night at the U. A. R. hall by Nj. H. Noonap. Lessons will be gwen three nights week, Tuesdays, Thurs day and Saturdays. A list is at Zecken- doris iewelry store for any persons wishing to join.
 Twenty men were on the streets today grading rhe mud up to the center of the streets A day or two ago the marshal and police were set to finding all the tramps possible for the purpose. Only three were obtainable. Mexicans were therefore put at the work. Gravel was put down at some of the crosswalks.
 According to an article, recently pub lished in the San Francisco Enquirer, there is to be 8 general reduction of wages all along the lIne of the Southern Pacific. Just how deep the cut will be is not known, but It will embrace the entire force of employees from top to bottom.
 Tonight Tucsonites will probably wit ness one of the best plays and the strngest csmpanies on the road. Seats are reserved almost to the total capacity. Iu "The Gladiator with Robert Down ing, something worth ones time and money will be seen.
 Leonardo Ruiz was this morning made guardian of Jose Ruiz, his nephew, B child of 6 years. The child's parents are dead. He has been living with an aunt and cried pltifully at the change. The uDd did not apply for guardian ship papers, however, and did not oppose the appointment, so the court could not have done otherwise, even though 1t were willing.
 The Knights Templar will hold devo- tional exercises in their temple Christ mas morning at II o'clock, to which all are cordially invited. Rev. c. P. Will son will preach the sermon. Good mu- sic will be furnished by the choir.
 There will be a grand ball at Bowie station on Friday evening, December If. The elite of the town; headed by Colonels Bugbee aud Wick ersham, have the social event of the season. Every body who likes fun should go.
 T.. J. Baker, formerly a resident of this city, died in Clifton, where he has lived for the past ten years, of pneumo- nia, after an illness of but a few days. He was an old and highly respected cltizsn. Mrs. Baker formerly kept a millinary store iD Tucson. She is now proprietor of the Hill hotel in Clifton She has the sincere sympathy of all in hreat loss.
 Several Of the Robart Downing con- pany went to the San Xavier mission yesterday, under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The com mittee accompanying them were Messrs. l.. B. Hayes and Harry Drachman. The theatrical people expressed themselves as highly pleased with the church and Indian village. Eugenie Blalr, who played the part of NeodamIa, is the wife of Robert Downing. w. B. Down ing, who played Fiavine, is a brother of the leading character of the company.
 Better acting than in "The Gladiator" Tucson was probably not seen in years There was thrilled audience last night,