Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Charles W. Pugh, editor of the Will COX Stocknan is in the city on business.
 The mill at the Montana mine, near Gro Blanc, will be ready to start up in a few days.
 Zsmloch. the great magician, will be the next attraction at the opera house. He IS billed for the 14th.
 announced to take place at 10 o'clock this morning was postponed to o'clock this evening.
 Twenty-three carloads of feeders were shipped by H. N. Labaree Tuesday night to Jeff James, of San Francisco. They were bought of the ranches sur rounding Tucson.
 The electric light company Tuesday night elected directors for the coming year as follows: A V Grosse,ta, J M Ormsby, Albert Steinfeld, F Fleishman, VI Overton, F E Russell and Dr Filling.
 Tree planting season is again near, and Tucson cannot do too much of it. A bunch of trees has arrived for A. Lefebre, the first of the season. It is to be hoped that the bunch is the fore runner of many more.
 Hop. F. J. Netherton, territorial sup erintendent of public schools, was in the city yesterday and made the CITI- ZEN pleasant cali. MT. Netherton is a thorough educator and we'll qualified for the important position he now occu- pies.
 ha .rfr, Tuesday from Psntano. Speaking of the open winter be said that morning glories were still fiowerIng and that veg citation whereabouts was fast dressing in its sprintime garb.
 Ramon Soto and Bernsbe Roblee, prominent cattlemen of good standing, have gwen bonds to appear later before Commissioner Sstterwhite. They are charged with smuggling, they having sold Sonora steer with others ID lot sent to San Francisco year or two ago.
 The singing by Mrs. J. H. Martin and the reading by Mss Gertrude Hughes at the Methodist church concert last even ing provoked much favorable comment. Both did remarkably fine and won much we'll merited applause. Mrs. Ainss's execution at the piano WAS al so beautiful.
 A deed of trust has been filed with the recorder from the Old Glory Mining Co.,, to the National Trust Co.,, of Cal ifornis, of all the property in Pima county belonging to the Old Glory company, including the mine, in the sum of sl5O,OO0 in 5000 bonds. The mine is now said to be making money under receiver.
 MT. James Armstrong, former editor of the Star, but DOW connected with the St. Louis Globe Democrat, was in the city en route home from Phoenix, to give testimony before the late grand jury. MT. Armstrong is a vigorous writer and much good to Arizona may he expected from his articles in the Democrat.
 The CITIZEN stated night or two ago that s. H, Gould and Mss Silvestrs Salszar were married at Judge Woods office. The marriage ceremony was performed by Judge Wood, but not, as wac understood, at his office. It was at the home of the bride, and WAS a very plesnt affair. MT. Gould is mill super intendent at the Old Glory and is we'll known Tucsonite.
 The concert at the Methodist church last night was success ID all particul- srs. The numbers were all good, the playing of MT. Aamold being excellent. The audience was of the music-lovipg of Tucson's people. Their applause was spontaneous. Tonight the concert will be repeated, with sn entire change of program. Among the change of pro- gram for this evening will be singing by Mrs. Hall, nee Timian.
 The Pope Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of the Columbia bicycles are now sending out their desk pad calendars for 1895, affordipg space for memoranda for each day of the year. This is the tenth annual issue of this style of calendar by the Pope Manufsc- turing Company. and their very exten- l sIve experience has afforded them a vast | deal of bicycle literature, points illus l trating which bristle upon every page.
 Hoods Sarssparills Calendar for 1895 | is out and my te obtained at the drug | stores. 1t IS one of the most beautiful | that the firm has ever issued and the | edition was the largest ever printed by any one concern, being over ten millions of copies; There gre two faces op the calendar, both of children, representing Summer" and Winter" The design was by one of the most gifted artists in the country, and the coloring is most | exquisite. The calendar is not only beautiful, but it is so useful, as it pre- sents all the desired information con- cerning astronomical events during the year. If your druggist does not have Hoods Sarsaparills Calendar it mry be obtained by sending six cents in stamps to O. 1. Hood & Oo., Lowell, Mass.
 While en route from Gro Blanco day or two ago. Al Ezekiels shot very large wildcat. He brought it home with him to have the hide made into 8 rug, with the head on the rug. The creature was carefully skinned. The man who prepared the hide told Ezekiels the best way to get the skull clean, so that it could be put back ln the skIn, was to boil the meat of. 50 ct about dinner time while everything was cooking Ezekiels took pot and put the head on to boil in it. Mrs Rhodes, his mother-in-law, come in 8 few minutes later to see after the dinner, and looked into the wildcat kettle The eyes were bulgipg out of the head hargely and the rows of long sharp teeth were a horrible contrast from the innocent cooking vegetables she expected to find and the poor woman IS not over her fright yet.
 The auction sale of the Rosemont mules yesterday resulted iu good prices being realized. Wm. Neal had offered MT. Rose $50 each for the mules, the lot through, before the auction. This offer was refused, MT. Rose saying that he would sell them at auction first, if for only BIO 8 piece The auction proved the better sale. The mules were mostly fine big strong fellows, as good az can be found anywhere. The first teams started off high. One team fetched S240. another S215. Some of the big teams brought as low as SlO0. UTilliopn Nool did raoct of ha h;ddinu |