Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-09

Justice ScoJt Tor Ten GAys TOT uistuIO OiHe the peace.
 Mir. EstevRn Ochos is reported to be dangerously Ill. For a time his life was despsIred of but he Is now thought to be improving.
 Jose del Rio had misunderstanding with the law today and WAS sent to the jug for 6 whole week by Recorder Con- nell.
 Mir. w. G. Wittig of Bisbee, is in the city CD route to Prescott te attend the annual convention of the kniGhts of Pythias which meets in that city May
 The city council affirmed the choIce of the police committee last night and elected Sam Finley member of the police force. Sam will make good off, cer.
 Judge Chss. Meyers hss gone to Los Angeles on 8 ten days vacation. The old gentleman has been siling Of late ! and visit to the coast, It IS hoped. will do him good.
 To retain an abundant head of hair of 8 natural color to a good old age, the hygiene of the scalp must be observed. Apply Halls Hair Remover. City Surveyor Cbillsoa was engaged yesterday in running levels on Congress street. The grade between Congress and Main street will neceesitate but little changing.
 The case of W. P. Woooe vs. Nj. J. Sullivan, appealed from ihe lower court.
 was decided in favor of MT. Woods by 1 the supreme court today. In other
 words the decielon of the lower court l was affirmed.
 Today is "Cinco de Mayo" a day dear to the hearts Of the Mexican peo- pie, wherever scattered. This evening | the city will te eblsze with fireworks
 and the houses of all Spanish residente
 will be illumRted in honor of the event. The philharmonic band will play ID
 the city park commencing about o'clock | this evening and continuing till 10. As
 the evening promises to be eublimely beautiful it is probable that half of the town will be out to hear them. Eggs are being peddled around in
 Tucson at 20 cents per dozen. For 8 short time fast summer they reached the same down grade figure. This is the lowest price ever known in Tucson. 1n days gone by they were considered
 cheap at 75 cents and Sl per dozen. MT. Chas. F. Hoff has been notified
 that the Tucson l.. A. w. club has been given a date m the national circuit and June l, assigned. This will bring many prominent wheelmen here and prove a | valuable advertisement to both town and | climate.
 The Spaelsh Methodist Minister Rev. Marcial SerDa has. for some days been confined to his bed seriously sick; but
 being in the house and under the imme- diste care of Dr. Berson and the best
 personal attendance of the doctors fami-
 ly, his early recovery is hoped fer. Chas Regesser. one of the most pop 1 ular saloon keepers ID the city, is fitting ! up the building formerly occupied by Orndorff and Johnson as a bicycle en- | porium, and will reopen the St. Louis Exchange in that place Saturday. He is fitting 1t up in first class style. MT. and Mrp. Rufus Maker and 1 daughter, and George and May Ainsa
 left for California last evening. A large i number of mutual friends gathered at | the depot to see them of. Mir. aod Mrs. Maker aud daughter go to Sacramento
 ts reside. MT. Maker being in the em- ploy of the s. F. Go. at that point. George ard May Ainsa go to San Fran cisco to visit relatives.
 The trustees of the city library by a unanimous vote, decided to extend the hours of opening the library end thus give it's patrons better opportunity of obtaining books. The hours will be from to 10:30 in the forenoon and from 2 to g in the evening. Tbcee hours will continue to October first when afternoon hours will also be included. Due notice of the morning opening will be given.
 Globe lodge Ko. l5, 4. o. U. w., was instituted on Tuesday night, and the officers formally installed by William j.. Osborn, of Arizona lodge No. l. of Tue SOD, commissioned deputy grand master for that duty. Following are the off cere installed to serve until January ], !, 1897: Jos. H. Hamill, P. NJ. w., Chas. T. Martin, master workman; T. Shields Collins, foreman; Dennis Murphy. over seer; G M. Allison, recorder; W. l.. Ak CTS, financler; J. F. Crsmpton, receiver; Chas. W. Slack, guide; Lee Middleton, Inside watchman; William Wallace, out side watchmsD; P. T. Robertson, Al Kinney and George H. Rice, truetees. An adjourned meeting was held on Wed needay evening for the imitation of mem- bers and to complete the work of organi- zation. The lodge starts with fifty charter members, which number will probably be increased by four or five ap- plicants unavoIdably absent. The new lodge starts uspiciouely, and the A. O.. U. W. promises to become the strong ae4 ordar in Gloha -Cilvar Raft