Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-06

Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal church is announced to preach in Pres colt, Sunday, March 31.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Riley representing Brsdstreets Mercantile agency are ID the city.
 MT. D. Markham is in from the San Pedro. He reports the country dry no ram having fallen since the middle Of last January.
 The grand lodge of the Independent order of Odd Fellows meets in Williams on the Atlantic and Pacific road April 9th. Tucson will send a delegation.
 Anew strike is reported st the Miner al Hill. The ledge had narrowed down considerably but on sinking deeper It again widened out More teams were sent for.
 Cards are out for an ''st home" by Mrs. A. V. Grossetts and Mrs. E. b.. Crumb, on Monday, April l, at 63o Pen nington street.
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Wildman return ed to Tempe last night. While here they visited the old San Xavier Mission and were delighted with its silent grandure.
 A number of Tucson ladies have or gsnized 6 whist club. Mrs. Albert Stein fild is President and Mrs. J. M. Ormsby Secretary. The male "bipes" are not ID it.
 If the hair is falling out, or turning gray, requiring 8 stimulant with nourish- ing and coloring food, Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover IS just the specl- fic.
 Mrs. Lee Witty and Ada c. Williams of Brooklyn, New York, are visiting with their relative Miss Mulford. They will remain remain here about 8 week and will then continue their journey to California.
 The Sulphur Valley News says that Willoox has more widows to her popula- tion than any other town her size in any part of the globe. And what's more they are all pretty, too, and none of them beyond 8 marrisgeable age.
 Dr. Wright, who has been in the city for the past several days, returned to Phoenix last night, where Mrs. Wright now is. The doctor was hard worker in the 18th legislature and decided power in that body.
 R. N. Fredericks. grand master of the Masonic lodge in Arizona, reached Phoe- nix yesterday morning on his return from @ tour of southern and eastern Ar izons. He reports the order prosperous and matters Masonic looking very bright.
 Once again alfalfa-f8ttened beef has supplemented the range article in Tue son. The range stock are pretty good but not up to the high standard of Schumacher's meats He is therefore again bringing in Salt valley stock. Only first quality meats are sold by MT. Schumacher.
 John Smith, chief clerk in the sur yeyor generals office under General Johnson, has purchased the soda works plant of the late James W. Whalley from Mrs. Whslley and all rights and privileges pertaining thereto. He took possession of the same yesterday. Mrs. Whalley held the property under bill of sale executed over year ago.
 Hon. P. R. Brady testified before the land court that he was in Tucson when Arizona WAS still a province Of Mexico and that the only settlements In the ter ritory were at Tucson and Calab8sas. MT. Brady wss one of the men who went from Tucson to the relief of C8labasas at the time that place was beseiged by the Indians.
 The ice works started up Tuesday to to test the machinery, after the winters changes which have been going on for the last three months. Everything IS reported as running smoothly, and ID condition to meet better demand than they have had during the past three or four years. In fact the errors made ID setting up the works have all been cor rected and the works are in better con- dition than ever before.
 Max Enzenberg was in from hls Santa Rita home in the Empire valley yester- day. He was here for the purpose of buying another windmill with s view to raising water for plaoeriDg. Quite a settlement is spriDging up in the neigh borhood of his home and he is of the belief that 8 town of fair proportions will be built. A colony of twenty six people went in there about a week ago and more are announced to follow. They will engage in placer working. MT. Enzenberg has store there and is doIng quite well.
 Under the instructions from the secre- tary of the interior the line of the Pima Land and Water company canal has been marked on the township plats in the land office. By act of Feb. 9, 1889, this company was granted right of way 800 feet wide across the Fort Lowell reservation, together with one thousand acres for a reservoir site on the condI- tion that they, furnish the post with water not to exceed 100 miners inches. This act was in the language Of the great John Kelly ''soft snap"
 J.W. Howell who died at Bisbee. on the morning of the 23d instant was well known heresbouts where had many warm friends. His death was very sud . den although he was feeling badly from severe pain in his head the night before. His faithful wife with him till midnight when he dropped asleep, and was sup posed to be resting comfortably, until early this morning Upon entering the room he was found dead. The cause IS not accounted for but Is supposed to be nueralgis of the brain.
 On Wednesday night last, at l0:3O Mir. and Mrs. Julius Goldbaum were made happy by the arrival of a hand some boy. Mother and child are doing well. Julius is able to be about and uncork the sparkling champagne with which he treated his friends who drank deep to the health and prosperity of his newly found joy. Here's to 1t again "Jule" and may there be many returns of the happy occasion.
 Prof. Boris Pomorskii, a Russian ex- fled to Siberia by his government, but recently psrdoned and privileged to re- turn to his native land, is in the city and will lecture ln the Methodist church on Tuesday night next. At the time of his exile he was professor of philosophy at the university of St. Petersburg, sn6 in a rontlannan nf rnnnh loarninn At fh @