Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.

to Los Al Reles sometimes during tn' coming weeF.
 Col. c. c. Bean arrived from New York yesterday and is domiciled a' the Stewart house.
 Mrs. Brewster Cameron is visiting ir Washington, D. c. Her address IS No l439 $. street.
 Mrs. Hugh White, well known to ol' residents here, is reported to have dl, q in Oakland quite recently.
 President Comstock of the universi :, left for Phoenix last night He is ex. pect4d to return Wednesday mDrDing.
 Golden Link lodge No. 2, Degree Ho=or A. O. U. w., meets at Mtsonr hall this evening at 30.
 good cottage is being completei iu the southeast corner Of town, south of Mrs. Divers by O. Stevens, the milk man.
 The CIT is indebted to Mir. 0. F. Hoff chief clerk of the council, for copies of the Legislation bills. He Will please accept thanks for same.
 Arbor day will be observed at the uni versity this year in most beftting manner. Trees VII Do plat tcu propriate exercises held.
 Mrs. Albert Steinteld and family are expected to arrive from acoma, Wash ington, on Monday morning.
 Judge W. H. Barnes left last night for Prescott on legal business. He will be absent about a week.
 There are lots of ''hello'' ladies in Tues on, telephones having recently. been placed in many private residence
 The Southern Pacific Hotel ie ful of guests that find Yums's baimey air bene ficial to their silings. Dr. P. G. Cotter will leave for Phoe nix Monday night to meet with the Arizona Medical association. Rev. MT. Fraucls of the Congregation al church of this city IS reported to b doing good work in his revIval at Tempe. Additional converts are being made. Died. in this city Sunday at 2 a. m., of consumption, E R. Black, of Rs c. lins, Wyoming. The deceased was 8 railroad conductor and member of the O R. c. and K. of l.. In addition to being open every even- ing during the week, the public library is ore ei every Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to 4 o'clock. Arbor day is to be celebrated at the university with much ceremony end the exercises promise to bs of unusual in | t-rest. They will commence promptly at D. m. on Friday next and Q large audience IS looked for. Trees for shade are beginning to arrive. | Elsewhere appears eommunicBticn from Mayor Bu' hman, in which he makes the commeDdable recommend alton shade trees be planted extensively. Tucson needs Lothing more than plenty of shade. Married the home of M-s. Richey last evening by Rev. C. P. Wilson, Vii liam Oliver and Miss Geit tie King. MT. Oliver is a well knoeu railroad fireman. Miss King is daughter of Postmaster King of Wilcox. Mir. and Mrs. Oliver | will reside in Tucson. The re idents of Fort Lowell express themselves as wanting postoffice. They | are more numerous than many settle | ments having postoffice, and believe I themselves entitled 70 the same. The fact that the postoffice will require a l service to there and return may be ] R2ainst the claim. | San Francisco papers annouuce the | death Of Dana Harmon, Jr.. in Shasta, | California The Harmons are vel re membered here where they resided for many years. Dana Harmon, ST., was for two terms superintendent of the public schools ID this city. The son was aged 8 years at the time of his death. Mrs. Captain Smith arrived last night l from San Antanio Texas Wha e her | hus s0ol d has ben stationed for some | time, and wi.l be the guest of Mrs. B | M Jacobe for the mex: several mon; hs. | Mrs Smith, was formerly Mss Onry, daughter of thA late Wm. Oury, and WIS born and raised ia this city where she has ways been exceedingly popular. Extensive surveys cannot be looked for in Arizona the coming year. Ire appropriation for surveys for this terri tory was but s3oO0. Th'e would hard ly more than pay for the office work Of big survay. Would-be settlers of the military reservations should paste this item in thelr hats, Onl, Fort Tbomas, Of the several reservations to be survey ed, has been surveyed; that survey is in Washington awaiting approval. 4 musical treat Is announced et the | opera house the fourth ar fifth of March next. Remeng:, said to he the finest violinist ID the world, will mak his first appearance m Ariz~na here st that that time, also Miss Pau inc Stein, talented snnTara and Mr Henry E ,mes, an eminent young pienis Iu the way of music this company is eaid to ba the finest thas eyer came to Tue sou.
 The trus,eas of tae Tucson public library announce that thy will g ve F fancy dress ball io ih- opera hous- CD nisb. of February p. Tn ball will b. eiv for the benefit of the library and no efforts to make 1t R grand success will pe spared Although it is to be a "faucy dress" affair, there will be no;h- jug srb:tr " in that direction. Tickets will Fhortly be for sale. The price will s1 for tIcket admitting one gentleman and one lady, additional ladies will be charged 90 cents extra. No supper will b. given, but good music will be furnish ed and no pans spared to make the occasion both pleasant and enjoyable.
 Prof. Vitale and two daughters, eaid to be wonderfully gifted musicians. give sp entertainment in the opera house to- night The father is reputed to be genus in the way Of performance on ths violin and his eldest daughter to be ~ DO leA talented ip that divine art. Wherever they appear they have met with large and appreciate audiences, end they have travelled largely over the country. They will be here for one en- terteinmeut only. Referring to one of their performances an exchange says: "The musical entertainment by Pr, f. Luigi Wit le was one of the finest things of the kind we ever attended. The pro- lessor is a complete master of the violin iu every particular, and his renditions