Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. VIM. Schmidt, of Florence, is in
the city, with load of fine fat bronze
turkeys.
The Messrs Allison announce that
they will turn the water into their new
ditch tomorrow.
Two trsmps were loaded down with
five days each by Recorder ConneH lo-
Gay.
School will adjourn this afternoon
TO Monday the 23rd instant. Holidays
OF one day each Slll be given Christ
mas and us " year.
DIN Carlos Velasco left last evening
win o. e of his sons for San Francisco
for the purpose of placing Tim at school
in that clt5.
Miners celebrated chocolates ard co
coa's are tae best and purest goods on
the market give them trial, for sale at
the Tucson Grocer Co.
Mrs. L. A. Pettibone, and three chill
dren from Burlington. WiscoLsin, have
arrived in Tucson and the family will
soon be keeping house in their new
home.
Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Warren and Prof.
attend the Teachers convention. Prot.
Forbes will leave tomorrow night for
the same place.
Parties are said to be in town for the
purpose of getting an option on the
Military plaza with view to building
a 500. coo hctelson same. They have to
show the cvlor OF their money before
they can hope for concession.
Tereza. the wife of D-metrio GIL GIed
of heart failure this afternoon. Her
death was Unexpected She will be
buried by the A. 0. U. W. at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Gill has the
sympathy of friends in his great loss.
The ten stamp mill on the Orc and |
Julia mines is nearly completed and
within month will be ready for bust
ness. This promises to be one of the |
best paying little mills in the country.
Snow lies heavily on the distant
mountains. 1t looks white and cold at
a distance and evidently does not be
tray its looks Judging by the rawness Of
the atmosphere in the valley today.
John Howard Payne in his beautiful
song. "Theres no Place Like Home"
especially when that home is provided
with a box of those celebrated Sam
DrachmRn Key West cigars.
Wsnted:-Several trustworthy gentle
men or ladies to travel IN Arizona for es-
tablshed, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. En-
close reference and self-Rddressed stamp
ed envelope. The Dominion Company,
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, IL
1l-26 %. 16t.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church will be held IN the lecture {
room tomorrow, Wednesday evening at
Z o'clock. Important elections will take |
place and plans for the general admins ,
tration of the work OF the church will be
discussed. All members are earnestly
urged to be present.
The Christmas number of Harpers !
Weekly dated December l4th) will con- !
tain thirty-two pages, including an or !
cover. There will be articles
and stories by William Dean Howelis, {
Owen Wister, Richard Harding Davis, .
and John Kendrick Bangs, and Illustra q
tions by Howard Pyle, Frederic Reming (
ton, Peter Newell, and others. Q
A horse Rodeo commenced today on a
the Santa Cruz. The starting point is o
at Tallmadges ranch about ten miles I
below town. As that is considerable OF q
a horse section about forty or fifty s.
will be engaged. The area of o
country over which the horses will roam 2
IL also quite large, o
A Mexican by name of Sainz was :
injured this morning short n
distance east of the round house. Re
had been trying to steal q ride but IN
fell and the train passed
over him cutting off an arm and leg.
Supervisor Schumacher was called up Z
and he kindly had the poor fellow sent
10 the county hospital. At last accounts
he was still alive.
Prof. Wetmore is the happiest man in
own today. His every look at the
weather is one of qualification and pride.
The threatened storm is every biz his. e
He arranged for Its coming some two i;
weeks ago, when Sam Hughes was out a
u the country and coulGen't interfere, =
sRd now il has come. The heavy snow
ell on the mountain and the rain In the o.
valley he says. materially help the ccun-
,ry ind furnishes an abundance of weter u
or all practical uses and necessary pur
poses. -
Prof. Costello, the worlds greatest
magician, will give special matinee at 4
aeid's opera house Tuesday afternoon Il
Dec. 18th. Doors open at 2, perform o.
nee at 3. The Professor carries with
lin the celebrated Negro dialect come :.
liam, Mr. Pete Creigg, late OF the Or -
)heum of San Francisco. Admission TO 10
.niloren 10 cents, adults ID cents Every OF
NJ attending will receive a!present free n,
{ his entertainment Will be very anus
ng to the little ones. III
The largest and most complete dis '.
play OF fancy baskets in Tucson today, 81
IAN be seen at the store of Mr.. Thomas bt
Hughes. They are the handwcrk OF
1nondago Indirns and have the appear h,
.nce of being made with fancily color-
d ribbons. For holidays they cacnot AZ
% excelled for the reason that they ii
re cheap, useful and pretty as pictures. L
IN invitation to examine them is extend %
ID to all. pi
You think be has changed, he never a,
vas so sour tempered, cross and irrita- il
Die before. No, be is the same man but
lis liver is out of order, he needs Dr.. p
]. n. McLesn's Liver and Kidney Balm. q;
L lie d reliable remedy for slim ulating 60
he torpid liver, improving the digestion al
Ind removing bile Accommodations. A M
hort treatment with this medicine will
make hIm once more healthy, cheerful 4;
md even empered. Price 81. 90 per bot n,
lie. Sold by all dealers. or
A delightful hop was given last Satur- bi
lay evening at the old Masonic's hall in OF
lonor of MISS Jennie Kelley, of So!o- Jf
who is a guest of Mr.. and z
drs. j. Il. Martin, and Miss Lilly %
Peck OF Bement, H., who is the guest
4 Miss Amelia Brown. All pres CO
Mt had most delightful &c
ime and the young recipients of the fav- OF
II were entertained most handsomely TO
The Young men who gave the dance are "