Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-06

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 MT. aud Mrs. E. B. Gage are in the city enroute to their home at the Con- gress mine.
 J. Hilzinger, Esq., filed his bond and qualified today as member ana also as secretary of the board of territo- rial regents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo Cheney and Mrs. StauntoD, sister of Mrs. Cheney, came in from Tombstone last night and are domiciled at the Orndortf.
 The frsttandem bicycle ever sold in the territory was a Rambler, and Marshall Meade was the purchaser. It was sold by Congressman T. E. Russell agent for that wheel.
 A marriage of prominent Tucsonites is reported on the tspis in the near fu- ture, whereln will figure two of Tucson's most popular citizens.
 Col. A. J. HaIford is officiating as ref cree ID the application of Mrs. Molly Ward for a divorce from her husband. The latter is now doing term at Yuma.
 Territorial Superintendent of Schools Netherton has written Judge Wood that an election for school trustees un- der the new law must be held here April 20.
 The many frinds of Miss HIttinger are reloiced to see her once more convales- ent, able to be about and enjoying the sunshine. Her illness was severe and for time serious, but now she is, for tunately, on the highway to complete recovery.
 H. E. Green, Chicago capitalist, has been bere for the past several days in- quiring into the affairs of the Ca58bi Mining company. He found them in a distressful condition. He left for home last night.
 The Philosophical society will meet on Monday evening next, for the pur- pose of electing officers and the traHsac- ton of such other business as may come before it. A full attendance of the mem- bership is expected.
 The impostor who gave hls name as Julius Edison Cohn. and who was ex- posed by Masons here, represented while in Yuma that be had been British consul at Tanger, Africa, and had been compelled to leave there on account of i'll health.
 Joe Goldtree is authority for cold snap in April. According to his prog nostications the gram will die and the willows will weep. Just who told Joe or how he got hold of this little bit of interesting information has not been learned but then 1t may be so.
 Parties who have for the past two years been engaged in managing Cover nor Hughes removal, have kindly given him another respite of ten days. The sun was a little off coler for a while this morning till the crisis passed. but came out all right by high noon.
 Quite number of Tucsonites will visit Los Angeles during La Fiesta. The seventeenth of April being flower day, the greatest attendance will prob ably be on Thursday. The Half million" club of San Francesca will attend together with the manufacturers association.
 The Methodist church people are the frFt ones to obey the orders of the city fathers by grading and curbing their sidewalk on Stone avenue to official lines. " hen all shall have done likewise, Stone avenue will be a handsome, straight boulevard.
 Mrs. Hewitt has returned from Call fornia ard will reopen her ice cream parlors at the old stand April first. Mrs. Hewett is a deserving little woman who is striving hard to make livelihood and should be encouraged.
 The murder of Sam Lee is still ebrou- ded in mystery and that atrocious deed of blood bids fair to go unwhipt of jus tice. There is lots of talk and many reports of suspicious and clues but the arrest of the Rssassins is yet to be made.
 ly been very Ill and two days ago fears for their recovery were seriously enter tainted, but the woret is now over and unless a relapse occurs there is DO ress- on for the boys not pulling out in good shape. Both have rugged constitutions and were thus enabled to combat the disease from which they suffered.
 The CITIZEN is in receipt of letter inquiring for statistical facts in reference to gambling and hquor selling; if same are licensed; cost of licenne and the general law Rppertainlng thereto and if the law in these two respects differs greatly from those of Mexixo. Reliable details as to the entire territory are call ed for together wite one newspaper from each town in Arizona. For all of this seven one cent postage stamps were in- closed.
 The school trustees and teachers held a meeting at o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of considering means for 8 continuance of the school session to May 10. Funds are low and in order to prevent too early closing of the schools and meet the trustees half way in the manner of devising means for compensa> tion, the teachers will offer their services gratitutiously for two weeks.
 It is reported that Hon. Joseph B. Scott and eX-cblef Clerk Hon nave gone on flying trip ts Honolulu. The boys here envy them their first experience in the Hula dance as prscticed by the soft skinned daughters of that dark eyed isle. They are not expected to bring Queen Lii home with them as she has been forbidden to leave the place for five years and her time lacks about five years of being up.
 Hon. Tom Davis IS in the city after his arduous labors in the legislative council. If any one has a sneakIng idea that he can go to the legislature, do his duty by his constituents, have an easy time and lots of fun. let him talk to Senator Davls and he will soon be cop- vinced to the contrary.
 A new crowd came to town today. 1t consists of grimmancing monkeys, and ubola hoct of dirt hadacked women and