Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
wEINSTOCK, LUBIN 6 CO.,,
 crRmanto, Cal

James Finley returned from Phoenlx this morning.
 W. A Wilson, of Armour Packing Company, is in town.
 Miss Gertrud- Hughes has returned home from a weeks visit to the capitol.
 J. NJ. Fair, of New Rochelle, New York, wao is interested in the Rillito is ln town on business.
 Dandruff is an emulation from the pores of the skin that spreads and dries, forming scurf and causing the hair tC fall out. Halls Hair Remover cures it.
 H. c. StilmaU, foreman of Montana nine, Gro Blanco, narrowly escaped a broken ankle by falling rock about a week ago.
 Members of the philosophical society are advised that meeting of the so- ciety will be keld on Monday evening March D.
 It Is reported that pr. Filling will the vacancy caussd by the death of late Councilman Whailey.
 Cards are out fyr progressive whist .JarIy at ,he home of Mrs. H. w. Fen uer on Saturday night next, 10 d mum Der of her lrdy friends.
 There will be turkey and chlcket shout at Silver Lake tomorrow after nooa. Fine sport is anticipated and . large crowd will undoubtedly be in at tendaLce.
 The Mozart Symphony club have ap- Desred in Detroit before and their worR has ways been fsvorably received here. D-tr It M,ch., 1894 Reld's opera house Monday N ica D.
 Words cannot convey to any one the beauty and harmony of their perform -nces. Each member of the club Is an ;rtist-The Saginaw Courier Herald, 1894 Reid's opera honse Monday March p.
 4 report is current that Hon. Thos. Driscoll and Miss Myris Sweetland are to be married on or about May 1st They will reside on Pennington street. In the meantime the house furnisbers will De busy at work.
 Mrs. Claude Hogan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Bauer arrived from New York Thursday night to visit her par ents whom she has not seen since 1882 There was great joy in the Bauer house. hold yesterday.
 There will be a meeting of the Cyclists in the City Hall tonight for the purpose of organizing bicycle club A ,-t ku f.Nh he in attendance, ladies as we'll as gentle | men.
 The last issue of the Florence Tribune l contains more than a column of censurt
 on Hon. Tom Davis. councilman iron Pinsl county. MT. Davis voted to di vIde Pima county.
 It IS said that the old Warsaw mil
 has been sold to Mir. Hart, and will b, re erected at the Gro mine at the earl lest moment possible, giving Pimi county another large gold producer.
 Mrs. M. E. Wood is in the city iron
 Casa Grande. The country thereabout is prospering and although but httl improvements are being made in tn town, farming interests are forging righ |
 of country has piece of land and hom
 ef their own and the work of beautifyin goes right ahead.
 Boston Herald: The entertainmen in the Star course at Music Hall las
 night consisted of most enjoyable cor
 cert program contributed by the mozar Symphony club of New York, assiste
 by Miss Cecelia Braems, soprano. Tn audience was quick to apprec ate tn
 good work done by the club and the as sIsting singer, and the program was sI
 plauded liberally. At Reid's oper
 house March 9.
 l Nj. D. Scribner is in town. MT. Scrit ner is Wells Fargo x Co.'s agent z Tombstone. He was offered the sam } position at Phoenix, but on investgt
 tion declined the honor and will go bar
 to the monument Of the dead. Ike Ha' , now agent at Guaymas and well know : here. will take the PhoenIx place an Chas. Felix will take the place vac8te
 by him in Gu8ymae.
 3 The cattle gathering on the S. g Padro 10 deliver to Mir. Holt at Willcc ! on the 10th Of May will commence in y 'nediately Ire Inter Ocean compan,
 R hard Brady and Mes rs Buehma
 and Christman are included in the sal ' and will cormeDce their drive abOl the fifth of May. The ranges are not good shape for gathering and holdir cattle on account of the unfavor8b - weather which has prevailed.
 Frost has ii appe -s done some dar
 age in the vala,. At the water cor n panys farm about six miles south e here. fires have heen burned every nig Q and the fruit crop, to some extent, ss l. ed from injury. The Company hs g about 800 trees and 3 years of age h which 400 are peach treae, fair crop r. promised. Corn and watermelons we If planted February Sth and 10th and a ,r growing handsomely. Cabbage al e other plants are up about six inch
 land doing nicely.