Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-03
Read the renublioan call for a mass

he6u tue repu DllC6p C6ii Ior noS'
meeting on Wednesday September 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steinfeld aud family
are expected to arrive home Octoosl
9th.
Mr.. Pebble, who for the past sever
al winters has made his home in Tue
son, returned from Coronado yesterday
Yesterday was quiet Sunday and
both j. P's. were out OF a job today. Ii
| is Blue Monday with them.
| Mrs. Geo. Cheney and family will
shortly move to the GibboIs' residence
on east Camp street.
Il. 4. Morris of Benson and A. T.
Schwartz OF Los Angeles, s.e registered
ut the Occidental.
Mr.. W. f. Cooper. of the CITIZEN. left
on "a business trip to Florence today.
He expects to be gone week or go.
Mrs. Geo. Puscb is expected home
from California in the morning. She
comes much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams are ex.
peoted shortly to arrive from the east.
They will reside in Tucson permanently
in the future.
Mr.. Chas. Couch expects to leave in
few days for Hermosiilo, where he will
probably locate. In the event OF his not
doing so be will return here.
@. r. Roo. representing the Printing
l and Roller company Of Denver is 10
the city in the interests of his COM
pany.
John Eaves, jeweler. has secured
otic room with Mr.. g. h. Wood and
will, 10 the course of few daye, bud
and blossom as a time piece regulator.
Judge and Mrs. Bsthune and family
have moved from toe Ed wards house on
the south siGe Of the military plaza, to
the Daily house on North Stone ave-
nue..
Several cases OF dIptheria are report
ed among the children of Mexican fam
lilies living IN the vicinity Of Fort Low
ell.
1t don't cost cent to see the com bin
ed street parade of the Forepsugh-Sel
shows, and they are pronounced the
most magnificent, striking and unique
pageant of the age.
The appointment of Miss Bertha
Herring, a notary in and for Pima
vas filed for record today. Miss
Herring is probably the first female |
notary the county ever had.
Mr.. Geo. Graf, late of Globe, has To-
Gated in Phoenix aud is now employed |
in the Tribolett meat market at that |
place. Mr.. Graf is pleasant gentle |
man and will do we'll wherever he goes.
Judge Meyer Gays that the wind of
today is sure forerunner of q circus.
According to his annual cycle q vino !
storm usually precedes q circus one dsy.
This program il folio we'd will bring the |
circus tomorrow. The Judge is a great
yuesser.
Miss Maude Kenyon, who has been
visiting relatives st Silver City, n. NJ,
e expected on the vest bound train to-
biz ht Miss Kenyon is a naice of Re-
,order Connell She will visit with his
amiIy for the neat two months before
to her home in Globe.
A Sporting Number" of Harper's
Weekly will be dated October 8, and
will contain articles on hunting big and
little game, camping, angling, trap.shoot-
ng, boating, bicycling and kindred top.
cs. The number will be profusely H.
ustraied by Frost, Remington, Lung
'en, Aduey and others.
Several CT the university professors
rave under consideration the building
,f commodious residence, somewhere
On or near the university grounds. This
will be built for their own use, the large
,umber OF students having crowded
hem out OF their late quarters.
Mr.. F. E. Russell, the electrition,
whose recent illness was mentioned 10
he CITIZEN at the time, has euf-
cred relapse and be will probably be
'gain sen: to the hospital. His speedy
'ecove.y is anxiously looked for by bis
amily and friends.
The Phoenix and Msrinopa railroad
las Issued time table No. 40. Under the
lew schedule beth freight and psesen-
,er train will leave Phoenix at D. 20.
Ind will arrive in Phoenix at 7:15 a. no.
Both trains will connect with the South.
m Pacific at Msricopg. This will be
,reat convenience to the local passenger
rsffic.
Robert Millar, head of the Baird Un-
iertaking establishment, made bis ap-
'earance on the streets today after an
Ibsence OF several weeks. daring much
Il which time he was confined to bis bed
~ illness. Judging by bis emscisted
appearance bob" has had hard eeige
md is short about thirt, sew
rounds Of avourdupoise from what be
vas when be entered on his enforced
His many friends are glad to |
ZEE him about again.