Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-14

A. RedewiIl, the piano and music
dealer of Phoenix, arrived In the city |
this morning.
Halls Hair Remover is pronounced
the best preparation made for thicker
ing the growth of the hair and restoring
that which lie gray to its original color
The work on the Masonic cemetery
has been completed, and the grounds
are very much improved. One hundred
trees were planted, a water system put
ia, and the cemetery property laid out
in lots. walks and dives.
For all arrangements of the throat
and lupgs, Ayers Cherry Pectorsi is the
speediest and most reliable remedy.
Even 10 the advanced stages OF Con-
sumption, this wonderful preparation
affords great relief, checks coughing,
and induces sleep.
The relatives and friends OF Miss 4.
Creary, In this city, we've greatly peibed
Yesterday when news were received an
nouncipg her sudden death at her home
in Milton, Florida. Miss Creary and her
mother arrived IN Tucson last fall and
renamed during the wlRter, returning
to their home only about Two weeks ago.
During her stay ID this city, Miss Creary
made numerous friends who will deeply
regret her untImely taking of.
Mr. Ches. E. Patterson, of Brooklyn,
n, Y. who has been in the city for the
past two months, health seeking died at
ii o'clock yesterday morning. The decsas
ed Is, about % years old and WAS Connect
ed with the MercnaLts Bank at his home
until coming here. He was q young
gentlem. of most excellent quslit es
apd many friends will mourn his early
demise. The body will be shipped TO
his eastern home tomorrow morning,
from the p8rlors of the Samuel BAIRD
| Undertaking Co.
Suit for contempt has been brought by
| the Territory OF Arizona against Jas- Il.
| Guests, VIM. Boone and A. h. Noon,
owing to the following reasons: a. Il.
| Noon, sued to recover debt against the
Old Glory Mining and Milling Company
and Justice of the Peace Guests reUder-
I'd judgment against the company and
placed Rn execution in the bands OF
| Constable B bone. AS the property is ID
the hands of the court under receiver
the euit is brought TO see why the par
ties in interest should not be punished
for contempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, ". TIchenor left this
morning for New York. where in future
they will reelde. They will go to their
new home via the City of Mexico. From
Vera Cruz they will travel by water.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which
Mr.. Tichenor will enter az old establi b.
ed sno highly remunerstlve business,
now being conducted by 90 old school
mate at 81 Pine street. During their
eight years residence in this city Mr..
and Mrs. Tichenor have made many
friends who regret exceedingly their
departure, and whose best wishes go
with them to their new home. Their
return is among the pos Utilities OF the
ear future and this is wished for by all
who knew them here.
Mrs. A. Olson, whose rare judgement
in the selection Of millInary goods has
made her famous among the ladies OF
southern and central Arizona, announces
the arrival of her spring stock which
comprises ell the latest novelties and
newest designs in the art OF millinery.
As usual both visiting and resident
ladies are invited to call and examine
the most complete line OF ladies head
wear ever brought to Arizona. There
ar- no cid goods and out of date shapes
10 be palmed of on an uususpectipg
public, as sup to date" patterns and
STYLES, but the newest of the new and
perfect dreams of beauty. The ladies
are invited to give her q call and make
heir own selections from the finest and
most selected stock OF spring milllpery
ever offered IN Tucson.
Handy and convenient as the Colum-
oia calendar has been 10 years past,
the eleventh annual edition will meet
ID even greater favor. More space
has been allowed for memoranda, great
er charm given by liberal illustration.
and unique snd convenient grouping
Of dates provided 10 meet the hu' ried
leeds of business men. All these, how
yer, but form setting for the bright
md sparkling thoughts contributed by
Colu mi ia riders everywhere. In addi-
ton, the mo ID g phases are indicated for
he benefit of those who wish to know
the best time for night riding. The
changes are given for eastern STANDARD
line. and allowance must be made for
other meridians of lorgituCe.
Mr.. Chss. F. Hoff left Monday even
log for San Francisco, to investigate
matters relative to obtaining street care,
CT, IL case he aud others should be
granted franchise TO operate car line
| % this city. The street committee held
meeting Monday and conferred With
Mr.. Hoff regarding the matter and will
-epyrt fevorably to the city council. The
tine granted on the franchise is two and
one half yesrs and provides that work
J must be begun within ninety days and
800 yards be completed within SIX
months, also that the line must be tnlsh-
ID To the university in one year. Mr.
HOff, while In he city, will ALEC make
arrangements regarding improving the
telephone service in this city as the
switch board now being used is almost
| rilled and another one will be required
shortly, IN order to satisfy the demands
If city subscribers.
Even the life of dog scsvenger has
| it's trials as was evidenced by mlshal
70 that individual last Monday. Inc
wagon was making its rounds through
the Mexican quarter and had gathered
in full crop, when it was approached
by an unsophisticsted locking boy VINO
after carefully examining the box OF lou
'ooted brutes, opened negotiatlons 10
the release of two. AS couple OF o'e
American dollars doomed up IN the visiof
of the driver, the dogs were turned loose
but no sooner we're they at liberty thar
the boy 6arted around a neignoorlns
corner. For a moment the dog man wa
mute with establishment and wnen n'
did gather his senses together, tne oo.
was half block away. lie gave cnas'
for a short distance and then etoppeu y
swear. A good nHtured crowd nAo wiz
a ~ 1ooI Send they booted ant