Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
100 Doses One Co;ial
appearances are good for rain.
Sam Hughes again predicts snow.

| Badly last night. lie is covered Win
a white mantle down to low lands.
| A series OF eiectments are about to be
enforced in Nogales. Sheriff Scott is
! now there to attend to the first one.
At the Sonora coal fields sinking is
being pushed. Mr.. Wagy, in charge of
the work will be in Tucson about the
| Doth.
Tucson lodge No. 4, f. & A. NJ, will
| hold their regular meeting tonight at
| 100 o'clock All master masons are
fraternally invited to attend.
| The carryalI from the university
| underwent smRsh-up yesterday at 4
| o'clock. The team became frightened
at the cars and started to run. The
young lady students got out as best
| they could, with more agility than
dignity. None were hurt, however.
MARRIED AT the home of the bride,
on upper Congress street, Mr.. W. S.
Neff and Mrs. Mary Russell. Last night
the young men friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neff gave them charivari the Neff did
his best to beg out of, but yainly.
An original mining enterprise is being
| conducted by Jehn Hovey, near Gun
sight. He runs four arastras by steam
| power. The ore is from his own mines,
taken out by other miners on shares.
The prettiest feature in Tucson bicy-
cling is. the rides of baby Goldbaum,
two year old, before her father, Julius
Gcldbaum. She seems to like it above
the old way of her baby carriage.
One Chinese has finally offered to
register at Collector Ben Crawford's
Office. He registered under the Geary
act, but will have it all to do over again.
The Chinese will probably all be around
by the 9Th of next May, but they are
mighty slow about it.
MARRIED-In Yuma, Tuesday after
noon January 9th, 1894, TT the home |
of the brides parents by Judge +. i.
Ewing, w. ]. Brown and Miss June
Chandler. The couple left on the |
evening train for Tucson, taking with |
them the good wishes of hosts of their |
friends-Times.
At the CHA Bend reservoir a big |
force of men and teams are at work. A |
large installment of teams are en- route |
from Phoenix for the dam, to haul |
lumber from the railroad to the dam.
Thirty-fve carloads of lumber
are now at the railroad.
Harry Holmes, who plays the Baron
in Madeline Merli's 1.-THE Story of a
KISS" supported Edwin Booth for sew
eral years. He is a born comedian,
and makes people laugh so heartily, |
they actually grow fat during the per-
Torrance.
A letter has been received from
Arlvaca, from Fred Snyder. relative to
the mining property on which Frank
Curry was engaged prior to his murder.
Mr.. Snyder has purchased an interest in
the property and has lately pat in a
large steam arastra. The ledge is small
and rich in gold. Mr.. Snyder reports
good results with the arastra.
The ladies of Grace Guild will give
another of their very enjoyable socals
at the home of Mrs. Baron M. Jacobs,
on Friday night, January 18th. An
interesting programme will be prepared
and refreshments served. A string band
will also be IN attendance and those who
wish can enjoy dance. The public
generally are invited to attend.
There is some mention made OF
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on the ruling made in the district court
in Tucson in reference to a new trial.
1t is yet possible than 40 new trial will
be had and the county may be saved
the expense of a rehearing of the ex-
pensve and tedious Tewksbury case
Gazette.
Tie CITIZEN is in receipt of large
invoice of the very latest things in job
type. The CITIZEN job rooms have now
the largest and best assortment of type,
borders and ornaments in Arizona. The
CITIZEN has always excelled in Job type
in Tucson but the whole territory is
Eow outdone. Merchants who appre-
ciate having their business stationery
put up artistically will do we'll to paste ,
this in their sombreros.
Arizona will soon rival Vermount for
the production of fine marbls. VIM.
Reid of this city, has a deposit pro-
nounced by experts as good as the I
Italian article free from streaks, ard [
said. to take high polish and to be
excellent He claims to have {
4 large deposit of the marble. 1t is /
coated in Cochlse county. t
The latest class of mining in Arizona
{ the opening of quarries of lithograph- :
C rock. Big deposits have been I'M =
covered at Arivaca and ID neighboring =
counties. William Reid, of the opera
house, now reports another deposit. It's =
ocatloDs he refuses to divulge. He has
however, and they are of
'ood appearance and take the acid
eadily, the acid effervescing rapidly on
ontract with the stone.
Twenty-Five to thirty men working on
n irrigation proposition is if itself
God force of men. 1t is only by COM
arisoD, where GOO have been before,
hat it seems otherwise. That is the
orce now at the big South ella dam
certain indication that the scheme is
ct alive. "A representative of the CAPT
alists has lately been looking over the
md and work done He is reported
lore than pleased with what he saw.
Att prayer meeting in an Indiana
1urch the other evening stranger of
red the following petition: Lord.
hou knowest L am q stranger here.
hou knowest / do not live here, but re-
de in neighboring town. Thou know
It that L have relatives In another town,
HON L am on my way to see. Lord,
hou knowest why | can't get there.
ord Thou knoweet just what | want. L
ant 40 cents. Amen" He got the 40
nts and is now a firm believer in the
icacy of prayer.
Next Monday evening a stereopticon
tertalnment will be given at the opera
use OF Worlds fair views. The
lowing scenes will be graphically re-
oduced: The Midway Plasance; all
the principal buildings, statuary and
'eign exhibits; Arizona's exhibit in
, mining building; exact reproduc-
ms of the vessels IN which Columbus
led; CALIFORNIA; great exhibit interior
/ exterior; cliff dwellers' exhibit;
ms in Yucatan; Spanish exhibit in
rticultural building: exact reproduc-