Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-04

SioOo AocS SNCbibS.
Miss Hilda jacobs, at school In San
francisco, has recently been quite Ill
but fortunately is now convslescIng.
MIR. Payne, private secretary to Sup
erintendeut Randolph, returned from
San Francisco this morning.
The Pioneer Book etore has moved
bag. baggage and books to Its new leca.
ton on the corner of Congress and
Church plsza.
Halls HAIR Remover enjoys the COZ.
fidence and patronage of people all over
the civilized world, who use ii to restore
and keep the hair natural color.
j. Ivancovich will be obliged to dc
business on foot for few days, owing
to his bicycle having been badly broken
in @ collision vi icl occurred last
evening.
Mrs. n. F. McClu' e, VITO has been q
guest Of Mr.. snd Mre. W. L. Perry fol
Texas, on the flyer this morning, where
her husband, Lieut.. Mcclure is station
ed.
Mr.. f. YGple, usually called Crank
for short, Of Tombstone, is in town, for
the first time IN three years. He eX-
pressed himself surprised at the amount
OF Improvements going on and the
amount Ct business being done in the
town.
Recorder Cornell cent up a
drunk for ten days end O
1uDber of the 6emi moLde for
s days. The cause leading up to the
latter Yves the big hearted manner in
which she handed forbidden language.
In a field owned by Mr.. Sam Hug hes,
st the foot OF Congress street, the re.
mains ot beaver dams are stall visible. 1t
is well known that in days agcne tbs
Santa Cruz valley weet of town was a
big cisnega and the home of the beaver,
but modern civilization drained one and
KILLED off the other.
Jose Juan Alvarez, twice tried fer
hoEse stealing was discharged by Judge
Rouse in the district court yesterda
Each time the jury failed to Ggree and
as the future promised no better ;he
court turned him looee. Alfonzo May
was convicted of smuggling pearls from
Mexico and sentenced to $50 days in Jail
or a fine OF that amount. He went
below.
Yesterday evening at 3 O'Clock the
remains OF the late Mr.. a. NJ. Wsmsley
who died in this city after q lingering
illness were inferred at the cemetery.
The funeral service was simple and
and the grave WIS sur
by sincere and sorrowing
friends who had assembled to witness
the last sad rites OF one who was ever
and valued for his sterling
qualities, and whose sympathies for the
wife who is left to mourn his Ices could
not find expression in Herald.
A few plants Of the new "Australisn
salt bush," (Atriplex semi-b8ccatum),
which is now attracting so much atten-
ton, were grown last year at the exper-
lment station at Tucson and made re-
growth with but single iri-
CATION during the season. Small pack
ages of seed for trial will be sent to
those in Arizona who apply to the Di-
rector Experiment Station, Tucson, Ar
tbs trial with the eeed.
Lupa III. TIE infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. L. Brichta, died OF typhoid
lever this morning ard was buried from
the family residence at p. m. today.
The case is made particularly sad for
The bereaved parents in the fact that
this is the second time within two
months that death has invaded their
home and taken their little ores away.
They have the sympathy of friends lie
heir distress.
The many friends of United States
Consul Frank w. Roberts at Nosales,
Mexico, will be pleased to leerE that he
has been promoted to the high office of
consul general to Africa to be stationed
It Cape Town, South Africa. Colonel
Roberts has made many friends during
nis stay in Nogsles, who, thought they
De glad OF his promotion, will miss his
genial presence here at the line city.
He does not yet know the exacs date of
lis departure for his new post, but will
10 doubt leave during the next few
weeks. The Vidette wishes the Colonel
\ pleasant journey and q successful
career in that new country.--Vidette.
Louisa nj. Alcott is said to reveal her
;slf in most interesting way in q mum
Der of letters written to five little girls)
which are to appear in the April Ladies'
Home Journal. These letters were
written during the busiest period OF
Hiss Alccti's life, and present pen
picture Of the author drawn by her own
master hand. t. these she talks with
angular franknees OF herself, her work,
Ter aims, her home, her spiritual belief,
nd of the influence that directed her to
literature. She never saw any of her
i've correspondents, but their youthful
intense interest in all her
writings. and their love for the author
nd for tie characters of her creations,
n PEELED her TO turn aside from her
FORK and cares 10 find diversion 10
hats with euch eagerly enthusiastic,
dmiring apd sympathetic friends.
diss Aicottis first letter is dated 1872,
nd the others were written at intervals
0 within a short time of her death.
Mr.. A. T. Banta, editor and proprie-
or of the HOlbrook Argus, is in the city
I'd is meeting with royal reception
rom all old friends. Mr.. Banta is q
enuine frontiersmap. He came to the
erritory in 1868 and took hand in all
de stirring and desperate events OF the
imes. He went north about eighteen
ears ago and has since made his home
O that section of the territory. He was
istIict attorney for two terme, probate
Judge for one term, of Apache county,
nd hes held other important offices of
rust He is COW located ct Holorook,
De OF the most thriving and prosperous
owns on the Atlantic d Pscifio. He
xpects 20 leave for Phoenix tomorrow
r next day and return home by way OF
Prescott.
The Agricultural Experiment station,
D this city. conducted 40 ex-
eriment with Rsmie last year and it
rev exceedingly well. This compare
vely new fibre plant is exciting more
ttention throughout the United States
Ist now than any other. 1t promises
, become Ba important crop ct no
istant day. The one thing now pre-