Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-06
M. Burnett, of Gila Bend, is in the

| elected trustees of the pubic library
 Monday night. Mrs. Warren succeeds , 1 herself.
 The Tucson Photo Engraving com pany are turning out some splendlo sample. of N ork. They are home la- stitutlon and merit patronage. The od board of university regents
 met Monday evening anu wound up the business before them. The new board
 will meet tomorrow evening. The decision in the Calabasas grant
 will be awaited with considerable anxi-
 ety, as the points involved are of the
 greatest interest.
 Eckles the painter has moved his
 shop to the place recently occupied by
 H. B. Palmer on Main street.
 | Baldness is either hereditary or caus-
 ed by sickness, mental exhaustion, wear
 ing tight fitting hats, and by over-work
 and trouble. Halls Renewer will pre- vent it.
 Prof. Netherton, the very efficient
 territorial superintendent of public schools. is in the city on business con
 nected with the board of regents, of | which he IS a member.
 Tomorrow Is the day when according to Fosters weather forecast, the great l storm will reach this coast. 1t is prob 1 able that it will be several days yet be- 1 fore It gets to Southern Arizona.
 A Papago woman staggering drunk | came down Congress street on Sunday | afternoon last She fell every httie | while but would again get up ana | stagger on. Whoever sold her the liquor ought to be arrested and punished. Policeman Roche bad little trouble In the BarrIo Libre Sunday night quel- ling a disturbance. lie wa obliged to take couple of snOts at one per ous individual, but the latter tairly cut ran the bullets and got away with I whole skin.
 Mir. J. V. Vickers, manager ot tne Chirichua Cattla Company IS m town buying cattle He has already purchas- ed about 1jO0 paying therefor 67, SlO and SIS per head, according to age and condition.
 The engagement of Mr. Gerw8in, the Banson lumber merchant, and Mrs. | Schuett, a delie htiul lIttle lady who has been the guest of Mi Hittinger for the past year, Is announced. The wedding ! will, it Is believed, take place In the | near future.
 The firm of Dodge & Aldwinkle. a | Oracle, so favoraby ,gno wn, after a peri | od covering a dozen years, have separat i ed th-ir eeral interests. Mr. J hn Ale | Wiuk.e taking the hve stock and Ar. 1 Dodge the property a. Oracle. Their | z II f,, i ons buyers.
 Mr Chas Smith of Hartford, Conn. | MAS in the city yesterday but left for thA i Mohawk mine with Superin tendert | Bailey this morning. MT. Smith IS il | capitalist and comes to Arizona for the | purpose of viewing this fair land If prom i ise. His NiB,t to the Mohawk mine is ! one of pleasure and business. While | there he will visit with MT. Bailey.
 Parties on mischief bent entered house in the Barrie Libre on Monday | night last. When discovered they were sltting on She side of bed in when young lady was sleeping. She awOke and yelled and the racket began Tn which the old gentleman essayed to take hand, ont during the melee the iu- truders escaped.
 J. Nc c. Elliott well kuown to all old timers here, wrote tD c. R Drake, few day- since, from the Soldiers Home, Washington, D. c. He wrote that he was comfortably eituated and enjoying th oast of health, ut the fond memo ries Of the Pacific coast where he had spent the best years of his life still cling 70 him.
 Supt. Bailey. f tho Mohawk mine, was in the ely yeslerd '. He reports york on the pipe line progressing sat & factoriy. In tle mine drifting is being done on the 2G0 foot ievel and splend- id body of ore is being opened up. MT. Bailey may not in western parlance be ''rusher" but he is safe man and his management cannot be other than suc- cessful.
 Mir. J. B Franco, an ex-Tucson boy, for the past year in the harness and saddle business in Nogales, Is visiting frleads here and meeting with a right royal T, ceUtIon from tbem. MT. Franco IS a skilled rker iD leather, kindly and courteous to all who come in con- tact with him and consequently sue cesful business nan. He has the best
 
 SpaIding's Official Base Ball Guide for 1895 IS out today. The guioe Is edit ed by the veteran Henry Chsd wick, and is the most valuable statistical book and reference guide ever issued. This years book is larger than ever and contains Fl half-tone page pictures of all the lead Ing base ball teams If the country. The | now rul- are pu,lished in full This years guide should be in the hands of l all the cranks. Prize, 10 cents, from any newsletter.
 The Warsaw mill, which has stood for | so many years Eear Gro Blanco, and | which has for long tune been famll- far land mark, will be so no longer. This | fine plant is now torn down and Is belT z | moved to the Orc mine to be rec ected | there to work free gold rock. The War | saw mi was one of the finest plants in | the territory, comprising roasting facili | ties on E large scale. This part of the | mill w,ll not be used, unless at water the | rock of the Gro and Julia should get | base.
 "Jack" Nj uir son of Col. J. A. Muir. | s perintendent of the Southern Pacific l railroad at Los Ar geles, ana formerly division uperintendent at this place, passed successful examination for appointment to the government naval academy at Annapolis. He heads the list having received the highest credit of all. He was number 45 of the Rpplic- ante Another examination at Annapolis must be submitted to and if successful iu thie, as in al! probability he will be. he will then be regularly entered as a cadet The boy is but little over fifteen years of age.
 The old Silver King mine north of ! Florence Is bound to have another boom. | Another bonanza has been uncovered ana an 0ther rush in that direction may