Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.


 The promised rain storm has t'Iieo [ materIaliz4 and -xp'anatinns ana oth revelations fro th prophets are ahA iously awaited.
 Supt. Fillmore of the Southern Fac h' passed through this morn'n{ en rou' west. aud ". G. Curtis assi-ia 1t Zenera manager passed through going east las RBh
 Miss Ewing, who recently visited 1T Tucs pu f.. m Pnoen X, nas Voice ot eN csedtug richness. hose who met he aud heard her sing were much charmed with CT voIce and grace Of manpers.
 G. NJ. Hic man, late in charge of th. hardware department of l. Zeckendori & Co, is aeaIu m tbe city and IS beIDt welcomed by his friends, of whom D. man has more.
 Ms Cronly, now visiting on the Shr F. .dro wnn was receatly thrown :rCm horse and consid- rably injured. IS Te- covering nicely, and will soon be able t. b again about.
 Theodore Thomas says: "R menl plays for b th crit cs and pc, pie. He | 9n str of his instrument, It sings. slgh' and weeps: it ali but talks unner his master ha. d. Reids opers house Mrach f. Blx sheet at Blacks.
 4 time check issued 10 Litrado Fore fo Sl9. 10 by the Mineral H.il Minir 2 Co, has baen los5 and paymsIt there cn stopped. Finder wll, please leav s.me win the Thos. Hughes Hsrdwa:e cempany, Corner Congress and Main.
 Hon. S. c. Bagg of Tombstone, is ii the city ep route to PhoeDIx. MT. Dag. IS ed tor of tae Prospector, clerk of th+ district court of Ccchlse county ana ai ali around good cit,z4n. Today he WIS ited the university and expressed tlm self as beiug remarkably well pleased wi what he saw of that institution.
 Low prices have the boards at th' opera ao1se March and ?. Prof Maj tin will give grand carnival of fub He is said to be kIng of maglclens an prioca of veutroloqui-ts and gIves th greatest show on earth fer the money. Admission to aduIts 9 cents, chIldr-' l5 cents. Reserved seats B cents.
 Gus Rsidel, who was reported so ser' ously Ill yesterday, underwent n susI oal op ration this morning, and at ID, writing IS not expected to live througf the night. His 10 any friends earnesii hop that he may gaiu snfficleDt | s,rsngt' to T cover from the shock of the ope:r tion and soon be on the road to re- covers. Hon. Sam Hughes reports the cou try as much m need of rain. Th- -ra> Is gr swlug nIceiy but if must nave nor ran to keep 1t growing. Cfrle, says, now D tair condItio;i, are thinnin, rapidly and stockmen wiil suffer los if ,h. dry weather contiBues. He fuI ther believes hat mUre cattle have beer sold 10 sfrIng purchasers than can D delivered. MT. W. A. Bremen an expert musica instrum-nt tuner is 10 the city and 3: prepared to do work or al kincs in h. l.ue. His rec,U1mt AGaJions are tirs class. He will be here probably ID weeK. Parties ia need of IS servc vii, do 0eii to giva bim n cail. Her pres M-. A Redw II th,- irreoresslol Pisoo desles ana m 4sIcsl expert, wei known ID thus city. A B. Barnes, a young man iron Goleir, OnIO, Is in tue city cycling the world aroun 1. sie left Toledo abou' the m ddie of O;iober last and has done muc, vsit;ng am ,ng friends tI rOubS. 10 tle WAY or E6 dESFhStk all he way from 30 to l50 mile day After reaching San Francisco he Wi ship to Sidney, Australia H. is maxim. the journey alone at present but expect cycier from Texas t. me e-t hin in Sa' Francisco. The iourn- y is being mad for pl asure nd to see the country a' sbe Is to De seen. One property that has surv we'd t. degrsdat on of silver Is the Word. Far mine at Harshaw, oVnsd by Frank PoGers. A visitor recently there foun- it n fiae condition. He pronou ces i "oee of tne best little mISes in Ar'zon,' MT. Powers has done several huudre feet of tunnel work, not is of stop ing. From this he has built a road anC buildings, and davelnpipg the mine ex cell l4ntly. lie Niil put ia concentrate shortly. Tie shlpm -nts are paying Vel and the owner IS making money.
 Tonight the magician Martin wI hold forth ln the opera hou @. Tn, profes-o or has the reputation Cf beIns one of th cleverest men In his lire ue- fore the public He has 0 number of antomatoms that will talk and act lik, living people. As an enterta nment for children Or those who wish to study tn, nafNei us, II6 one I0l- evening Is Ddr excel nc-. The prices Of admission ar. noa-ut fly cheap and the II tt.e folks wi probably be there in fuil force. Al though Pr..i. Martin has been cefor the pa biic for l9 years, taIs is his first appearance here.
 The reception rendered by Mrs. ". c. Davls vest. rdAy to Mrs. G. c SmitE was an unusually delightful sff.ir auc greatly enjoyed by those fortunate enough 10 ue ano3g the hundred belween the hours of i and ' p,ii th-I rsspecis to re pCpu ar hoft-se aud he cha ming gust. She wss a-si-.e cd ir receiving by Mesdsmes c C Smi;b, E Nj Jacobe, J A Ormsb,, j Fr.nc-s, G Fitch, H w FenBer and Ml-ee- tiemme and POmrny. The d~corst O used were r.sses and smilux eve7ywn,t, m great protusion.
 Cal'lemen are still buying and ship ping Sonora steers, making haste to g,l them out before the embargo SO mic effect-Jhe 10th of March $ nora .es no such numbers Of cattle as 70 be aI alarming factor to Arizona stockm n Furthermore the qnaraut'na embargo is really to shut out the ocz from C"i huahua and around that section, and not Sonora, t3oug0 Sonor3 comes under the prohio ton. The catile of cur neighbor to the south are wild, long horned looking fellors, and need a good deal of interbreedipg with Arlzona stock.
 Of all the popniar American aire, ;he favorites of Edouard Remenvi, tn gre:.I violInist, are -'Suanee River" a d "Dxey." It recently came to the no;ica of Mir. Remenyi that the author If "Dixay," Mir. Dan Emmett, was living in poverty ir Bn ob=bure town in Oh O. The fact g touched the heart of the