Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27

Word comes from Washington camt that John J. Sullivan had met with ar accident by which he had leg broken Gov. Hughes was rendered a brilliant public reception ia Prescott on We'd nesday evening last. He made an excel lent speech and was the lien of the hour. At 3:3O today exactly 100 votes had been boiled at the school election. The ent re vote tn but three exceptions was Amer can. Four ladies only voted There was but one candidate, for school trustee, Mir. Knox Corbett.
 Word was received from Caborca yes- terday of the death o; Don Carlos Nor ineau, at that place on April '. He was sn old resident of Sonora, well and favorably known to the merchants of rucsol.
 Tucson will get consider. ble relief financially from the sale of steers Over a hundred thousand dollars will be re- celved by Tucsonites this season for their steers and this will ease things up considerable, as this money is actually distributed right here.
 Clarence ChrlsmRn, the San Pedro cattleman is In town today direct frcm the gathering for delivery 10 Holt at Wilcox. Mr. Chrismsn believes the cattle to be in better shape than last season, although the country is very dry.
 A draft for S20O0 was given to Mrs. ReIdel yesterday morning by Recorder { l.hnrn n h-h half of A-iy No l, A. o. U. w. This speedy payment of death losses by the A. o. U. W. order of which MT. Re;del was a memoer. speaks volumes in its favor. No man can make better investment in behalf tf his family than by joining the order.
 Messrs c. E. Wood G Co.,, the new firm of bakers and grocers have already esta blished themselves in the confidence of the public and are enjoying their full share of trade. They are, one and all, energetic rus:lers aud are bound to do well. Give them a trial. They carry a l full line of choice family groceries.
 The regular appearance of street paving even curblng and graded side walks will work its own salvation. As ! the sight will appeal to 8 mans common sense, and be will realize that the value | # property located on such a street | must naturally appeal to people desirous of buildirg CT buying. The Brownie song by Miss Lizbeth G | Allen, Cf Phoenix, will be sung for the | first lime ID public at the opera housr | tonight, after tbe fourth get of tbs | play, "Thrcugh the l. nes." It will be sung by the Hon. Tom Davis and Bs ae Is a vocalist Of cOns;d -rable note, ali | overs of music will be agog to hear him |
 Miss Edith Robbins, daughter of Mr and "rF. J. E. Walker, was married | last Thursday evening h Phoenix to b. H. BuTtis of that city. Mies Robbins | Sas formerly resident of this city auo | TBS many friends here who pleasantly | eme m OCT her. They were married by | Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal | church. MT. Burlis is young business man of Phoenix.
 The San Xavier hotel register is | better drawing card than the church | Emanuel in San Francisco. and the curious throDgs that gaze thereon are Il lost ID est6tic amazement. The causes | leading thereto are the names of four |
 
 city with their Iresence today. They | gre Eugene Clapp, Paris; Pete Etchells Llverpool; Tom Hughes, London; E6 | HeRton, Cork" The announcement of | their arrival created not little pit-E- pat among the younger members of fucson's charming femmlnity, and their intentions will be inquired into. There | s a division of opinion in reference to their inclir alions One is that they have | millions to invest m the glorious and | climate of Arizona: the other | that they seek the dear little hands of | Tucson heiresses.
 The CT HEN is in receipt of a letter from WIS. Fleming, for years a resident | and good citizen of Crlttenden, on the Snnoita. About two years ago his esti- maole family went on visit to friends | ln the great state of Washington, and | later the head of the house went to | visit them and it now looks as though | Arizona will know them DO more. Since | leaving here Mr. Fleming writes that he | has travelled extensively through the | northwest and found graneries full to | overfi wlng and an abundance of life's | necessities every where, but no market | Tn which ihe suplus stock can be d;s | posed of. This set him to morallziog | and his deductions have been fatal to | bis political feRlty, and the peoples | party has been strengthened by one | vote. He wishes to be remembered io | all old friends whom he still holds in | tender regard in remembrance of his old | home in Arizona.