Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-01

nounced to leave for Los Angeles {
 morrow night.
 Arizona lodge No. l, A. O. U. w, their meeting tonight will elect office for toe ensning term.
 I. A. Shedd, representing tbe Jaco
 Dole packing house of Kansas City,
 in Prescott.
 Golden Link Lodge No. 2, Degree (
 Honor A. O. U. w., meets at Masoni
 hall tonight at 7:3O.
 Swiftly" colored pug, was recent knocked out ID the fifth ronnd by snott
 CT pug named Flynn, in Williams tn
 other day.
 The Cockleburrs and the governor ar having a show down. The country VII know lots more about both sides by th time they are through with exposures MT. Chas. E. Riggs, advance agent o the American Girl company, wblcf holds forth in the opera house on th'
 night of June 3, is in the city. Mir
 Riggs first visited Tucson years ago a'
 the advance agent of the Calhoun Operi
 company.
 All the appliances necessary for genuine Turkish bath have arrived al the Opera House bath rooms and this much desired article can be enjoyed here at very moderate cost.
 An automatum of delicate mechanism is on exhibition at s. HI. Drachman's 's cigar store. It was out of order but
 was thoroughly repaired by MT. H. A:
 Zeckendorf who is quite mechanical genius in his way.
 The little daughter Louise, of Mir. and Pedro ChGraleau, who has been Tn the hospital for the past several days Is reported recovering and will soon be able to be taken home.
 Mrs. Aguirre and Mrs. Byrnes, who last year so efficiently taught the public schools at San Xavier, have been rein- gagged for the coming year. Trustee Berger in reingsging the ladies IS alive to the necessities and requirements Of the district.
 From a gentleman just arrived from Harqua Hala it is learned that though the Bonanza mine is shut down good force of men IS employed prospecting for the ledge, which has been lost. The same thing has occurred before and all he miners in that district feel confident that it will soon be found. The taillngs are now being worked.-Herald.
 Nearly all business failures are by men who see DO good in advertising. The business statistics of every town and city in the union will bear this as- sertion out. The grandest business suc- cesses have been built up by advertising, and statistics from the greatest business centers will bear thls assertion out Courier.
 The trustees of school districts in which DO election is held are appointed oy Probate Judge Wood. These ap- pointments are generally made oD re- Of residents in said dis ,ricte. His honor announced the follow ng yesterday: Joseph Kspahn, Tubsc district No 4; Wm TonkiD, Gro Blanco, No 5; s B Wise, Calabasse No II; J B Berger, No P; John Ward, No p; J M Glover, No 25; Robert Goode, No 26.
 The Prescott Journal Miner says that parties write from Tucson that one, and probably two, special cars will come up rom that place filled with people. The :ars will be given side track accommo- iations in the yards and the occupants viii thus be provided with sleeping Rc- Thus it will be seen hat several of our people intend rele> lrating the 4th ID the city among the pines of northern Arizona.
 MT. and Mrs. Tiray Ford, father and | mother of MT. Joe Ford, celebrate d their | .olden wedding at their home in Pans, | Missouri, on the 10th instant. They | vere the recipients of many presents | nd congratulations poured in on them | n great numbers. Both have passed | he allotted time of three score years | nd ten, but are still hale and give pro- nise of many years of future useful | less.
 With proper irrigation facilities Ariz- | ma can become in few years the home | f l, 100000 happy ard prosperous peo- | Dle. The immigration commissioners | re working harmonious.y and with the | proper encouragement they can be of | uestinable value to the territory. ip bringing homeseekers and capital to our | loors. The present is a golden oppor unity, and If taken advantage of our | population and wealth will be greatly | within the next two years.-l 'rospector.
 Indications point to the rebuilding of | he great Walnut Grove dam; financial | matters pertaining to the old company | re being untaDgled in New York with | hat end in view, and Col. Bi iodie is ex- ected here in few weeks, presumably | 10 the sane business This dam, if re- ,uilt, will furnish electric power to run for many miles around, be- ides furnishing water for irrigation and | wholesale placer mining.-Ccurier.
 The reception at Dr. Comstock's lest | light was an unusually brilliant affair | 10th in the way of attendance and ap- ,ointments. The house and grounds | we're beautifully illuminated, full band | vas present, the vocal and instrumental | music was fine and the refreshments | nore than excellent. It is estimated | hat at least 150 people were present. | The evening was a delightful one and | be entertainment was most thoroughly | 'pjoyed by all. Prof. and Mrs. Com tock won much praise for their charm ng hospitality.
 May 27th, the Sixth Swan according | O the Jewish calendar, all Israel com. nenced to celebrate the festival of the | oenticost, the 9th day of the deliverance | # the Jews from their bondage, and the | lay upon which the Divine Legislator | to them the commandments | # the foot of Mount Sinai. This was | learly 3400 years ago. The CITIZEN is 10 great authority o1 the subject, so if | he foreging data happens to be wrong a | thousand or two years charge up the | discrepancy to the Los Angeles Herald, | rom which the foregoing was extracted. |
 Miss Nellie Cushmgn, the irrepressi- | ole, is again in the city looking for fields | md pastures new. She has just return d from a trip to Alaska. This was her ecopd visit to that far off domain of | Jncle Sam. From here she will prob | Ibly go to Mexico. Mss Cashman is | me of the best known women on the | Pacific slope, having been, at one time