Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-26

Walter L.. Vail is in the oity from the Empire ranch.
 H. D. Underwoo is in San Francisco on business.
 R. V. Bloxton leaves for a weeks visit in Pnoenix tonight.
 Buckingha Dye for the Whiskers does its work thoroughly, colOring a uniform brown or black, which, when dry, will neither rub, wssh of, nor soil linen.
 MT. Ayers, the Los Angeles cattle buyer is busy shipping out cattle which be has re gently purchas ed Tn thus viciuI- ty. Yesterday be cent out a train load, and followed 1t with another today.
 Buckingham's Dye for the WhisBers is the best, handiest, safest, surest, clesn- eet, moet economical and satisfactory dye ever inveSted. It is the gentlemen's 6 ssvorite.
 G. V. Apgulo, of Florence, came in last night with his family, and will To- cate permanently in Tucson. For humber of years be has resided in Pinal county, and has been engaged in the butcher business.
 The Jsnior Epworth League of the M. E. church will furnish the entertain ment at the church this evening. There will be Christmas tree ard lots of pre- sents. The exerclses will begin at 7:30. All are invited.
 To preserve youthful appearance as long as possible, 1t is Indispensable that the hair should retain its natural color and fullness. There is DO preparation so effective as Ayers Hair Vigor. It prevents bal0pees, and keeps the scalp clean, cool, and healthy.
 The remains of Lieut. E. c. Bullock, 7tb J. s. Cavalry. have beeL buried at Fort Graot, bis permanent station. He died of pn. umonia. at the San Bsrnardi no ranch, where he was temporarily sts- tioned with lis troop. He wss caps- ble and popular officer whose death is deeply regretted by all who knew him.
 Mir. H. 0. Copkley. newspaper man of ability, Is sad to have visited Bisbee and believes tho field at the copper camp for second newspaper good. The Pros pector IS informed that Mr. Conkley ex- poets to move we'll equipped printing plant from New Mexico to Bisbee, and soon that thriving burg will have two newspapers.
 E G. Capo, the jeweler, was in very amicsble mood this moroing, and wIi certainly enjoy hls Christmas this year probably to greater extent than ever before. A dainty, fat little 8.pound daughter arrived at his home this morn ing at five o'clock, just ID time to greet Santa Claus. The little one and her mother are progressing finely and Mr. Capo is receiving congratulations with genial emile.
 "The Governors March," is the title of one of the latest and most popular musical com positions. It is from the pen of Mrs. Ella Cleveland Kelller, and is dedicated to Hon. Hagen s. Pingree, governor of Michigan. It was adopted ss the official march in that state during the late campaign. It IS published for piano, band and orchestra, and can be obtained at music stores or from the au- thor, whose address is No. 25 East Col umb bia street, Detroit, Mich.
 Chas. H. Yale's Forever "Devil's Auc- tion" has esroled among it's mem mbere some very beautiful women, notable among whom are: Mildred Holden, Msdge Torrsnce. Anne Hilton, ano Mayme Mayo. who represent tbe Ameri- can contingent, Emilia Bartoie ties, Adele Anon and Frsesto, who hail from sIn- ny Itsly, and Lucia Cuerbo, a Spanlsb beauty. While there are others from Poland, Hungary, Russia and almost all the known points of the civi llzed globe. That the "Forever Devil's is cosmopolitan in its general make up is certainly indisputable.