Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11

ne U OnlVersiJy VIII proOaOly close TOT the summer at the end of this month.
 Mrs. William Neal is in from the Oracle.
 Arizona Lodge No. I, A. O. U. W. meet tonight at7:30.
 Yesterday the thermometer registered 9S degrees In the shade. It was little warm but enjoyable.
 Dr. Ccmstock left last night for a trip to the northern portion of the Ter ritory.
 Charley Rouse, Mercedes Shibell and Mary F. Walker will graduate from the University shortly. These will be the first graduates from that institution.
 Mrs. Judge Rouse left Monday for Florence where her husband IS engaged in holding court.
 It is reported that two Indian fami- lies on the San Xavier reservation have sent east for merchandise to the value of Sl000.
 The way in which the Cleveland bicycle is taking hold on the public all over the United States is phenomenal. This wheel is the choice of the 400,
 Mir. Fred Fleishmgn is having tele- phone put in at hIs residence. The Sil- yer Lake Hotel is also putting in one which requires two mile line.
 Another play known as the 'Silver King" will probably be put on the opera house stage in short time. The play is said to be an excellent one.
 Mrs. Hickman and daughter who were here most of the past winter for their health, expect to return to their San Francisco home Saturday night next.
 There is to be 8 change of troops at Fort Grant. The First cavalry, now there, will exchange places with the Seventh cavalry, now stationed at Fort Riley.
 Lack of vitality ana color-matter in the bulbs causes the hair to fall out and turn gray. We recommend Halls Hair Remover to prevent badness and gray ness.
 Mrs. Ezekiels, who is visiting ID San Francisco, is domiciled at the Went worth hotel on Bush street. She writes friends here that she is enjoying herself much.
 No one in ordinary health need be- come bald or gray, if he will follow sem sible treatment. We advise cleanliness of the scalp and the use of Halls Hair Remover.
 The Herald states that Mir. Geo. T. Johnston received 2 cablegrem this morning from London to the effect that after four years of laying the estate of which he Is an heir will be settled at orce and his presence there is desirable. It is quite likely be will close out his en- tire business here for the present and on his return from England he may again take up his old commercial line in Phoenix Mr. Johnson is well known here having been for years in charge of the fancy and dry goods department of l.. Zsckendorf & Co.
 The city election in Phoenix yester- day resulted 6s follows: The election was non-demonstrative, though the vote was larger than ever before cast. Two democrats, five republicans and enc in- dependent were elected. k l. Rosson, D, mayor; T A Jobs, k, recorder; Gus Clark, D, marshall; I NJ Christy, R, re- elected treasurer; john Dennis. k, coun- cilman first ward; s N Phillips, I, coun- cilman third ward. The politicians were disappointed.
 Kid Thompson the train robber ar- rested iu Tempe and now on trial ia Los Angeles for q California holdup, has been so thoroughly given away by his associate in crime, Alva Johnson that nothing short of conviction seems prob able. Johnson who was sent up for life at first refused to testify and without his evidence Thompson was in fair way for regainiDg his liberty, bus Johnson at length broke down and Thompson will go up. The young Arizonan IS good for life sentence.
 Mir. O. A. Elliott has received clip ping from the Indianapolis Sentinel containing the announcement of the suicide of John Smith and the causes leading thereto. Smith, 1t appears, IS nephew by marriage to Mir. Elliott. He was a passenger conductor on the Big Four road end had an honorable record of many years' service in his favor. One morning while en route from Indisnap- oils a woman dressed in deep mourning and in apparent distress boarded his train. She told plausible and pitiful story of destitution and death and beg ged permission to continue on her Jour ney to Chicago where Der husband then lay dead, although she had not the wherewith to pay her fare. After due deliberation Smith allowed her to go on. It turned out later that the woman was "spotter" and Smith was discharged. He was SO chagrined and mortified over the loss of his position that he commit ted suicide. A company that will resort to such despicabls means of spying on their employees ought to be tabooed by the travelling public.