Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-19

Arizona lodge No. l, A, O. U. w meet
 tonight at p. m.
 The CITIZEN IS the official paper oi
 Pima County.
 Jessie R. Or mt was in the city yes-
 terday from Sonora, Mex, where he has
 been engaged ID mining. He left fol
 PbOenix l.st night.
 General Wilson it is underst od has
 leased his Arizola ranch for two years
 to the North Dakota parties of winch mention vas made in the CITIZEN yes
 Gerday.
 The Knights of Pythlas intend to give
 a grand bail and baEquet in February next. invitations will be confined to men bers of the order.
 Parties in from the ranges say the country is surprisingly beautiful, the
 entire mesas es far as the eye can reach are covered with green ana gold. The boys from the Indian school wEo have charge of the street cleaning | department, are quet, civil and polite. They go ahead and do their work well | snd thus win the commendation of the public.
 MT. H. 0. Herrick, legislator elect from Cochise county, is in the city en- route to the capitol. Mir. Herrick was
 a member of the grand jury that indict- | ed the Wnam robbers and has many old friends in Tucson who served with him et the time.
 It will be seen by the telagrsphic dis patches in another column that & you 2 | man named Debs has been reported killed by Yaquis. It is quite evident that this dispatch refers to the reported killing of Frank Dobs, and would seem 10 confirm the first report. Hon. Rochester Ford was under the | weather yesterday, and confined to his
 room, but fortunately is agsIn able to be about.
 District Attorney G. ". Swain, of Cochise county, is in the city on 6 mandamus case before the court con- missioner.
 An insane woman, Mrs. Mccoy of Bisbee, was taken to the asylum last
 night. Sheriff Fly of Cochise County
 had the poor woman in charge. Nearly all women have good hair, thu'gh many are gray, and few are bald, Halls H air Remover restores the natural color, and thickene the growth of the h8lr.
 The sanding of the street crossings
 makes travel in the city quite bearable. The mayor and street committee cover
 ed themselves with glory when they adopted the plan.
 Three fourths of the Tucson bar is in Phoenix attending court. The session of that body promises to be hot only a
 long one but very important one so far as litigation goes.
 pr. Goodfellow left last night for Santa Monica summoned by the serious illness of his daughter Edith. pr. Pease will attend to his business dur ing his absence.
 Hon. Tom Davis councilman, elect of
 Pinal county. Is in the city from San Francisco where his wife is still quite Ill. At the time of his coming away
 she was somewhat improved but stlll
 far from well. It is reported that Dr. O lermait is about to ten14r his resignation as trus- tee of the pubic hoois, his bueir ess | not allowing him 10 devote the becassary time to school work. It is understood that Hon. c. A. Sh!bell will be appoint ed to fill the unexpired term. On Saturday last the remains of Mrs Lillian M. Barry, wife of Dr. Barry, who 6IQ6 Ariz he were taken to Pasadena, California, for
 interment in mountain view cemetary. Dr. and Mrs. Barry formerly resided iD Pasadena and before her death she ex- pressed a wish to be buried there. Weather prophet Wetn. ore predicts cop us rainfall for Southern Arizona during the present year. Last year the aggs egate downpour was s inches, but for the present year Is stated for F.
 inches. This would be joyful news for stockmen but for the fact that he proposes to spoil a good thing by following it up with two dry years, 1896 and 1897. By know ing trese things, however, preparations to meet them can be made. A farther consolation may also be foupd in the knowledge that Hon. Sam Hughes has not yet lent his concurrence to the dry years. And again Hoo. s. H. Drachman an eminent weather regula- | tor, has not been consulted for the req son that he is in Phoenix making pre- parations to smoke the legislators with
 some of his fine cigars, SO there is still a hope of averting the two lean and dried up years.
 A nugget, not g Id, but strangely re- presentlng a chu k of that precious mer
 tai and worth, if pure, perhaps S25 O. $50, was picked up north of the rail-
 road track few oays since and swap
 ped to an old Hassay amper for a horse. Yesterday afternoon Assayer Wetmore
 made an acid test of the metal and pro-
 nounced it oreide, or composition of baee material. The acid bit at the
 touch and copper colors were instanta-
 Deous, but strangely enough the metal
 resumed it's golden hue as soon ss the
 acid had been wiped of. It had the ap-
 pearance of having been emelted in a
 forge; even the ray marks in winch the
 amalgam had been wspped were appar-
 ent. It was thie characteristic that
 fooled the Hassayamper. Evidently it
 1t had been worn as fob to a watch
 chain, as it had been drilled and plugged l Tor fhot L..