Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-12
Judge vsndsrlip, OF Crittsnden, is in

TIC Ott-.
Hiram Cake, of this city, is spending
a few days IN Santa Ana, Gal.
Ex-Gov. Lewis Wolfiey is in the city
for few days.
Supt. Thos. L Bailey, of Mammoth,
was in town Saturday on business con-
nected with the mines.
Il. Clark, q prominent cattlemHn
If eastern PInal county. was IN the city
on Saturday.
A delicious beverage is made from
Schilling's best teas, and the Tucson
Grocer Co. keeps them in their purity
and freshness. Ut
M. P. Dodge, accompanied by his en-
tire stock Of avordupois, came in from
his Califorpis vacation this morning.
He is in the best of health and spirits.
reports an enjoyable trip, and is glad to
get back home.
Major Fechet, who has been in the
city for several days, left this morning
for Old Glory. The rock breaking
machipery at his mines will stsIt up In
sh ,ime.
: j. Chisholm is making preparations
1bark IN business again. The rooms
e.. Congress street, formerly occupied by
-. Spencer, are being entirely remodel
vu and fitted to accommodate the buei-
ness in which Mr.. Chisholm will engage.
Sheriff Wight and Arturo Elias, OF
Solomonville, who were returning from
Phoenix, where they took an insane
patient, spent Saturday and Sunday In
the city, and returned to their home In
Graham county this morning.
A very charming and artistic attrsc-
ton with the Adam Forepsugh-Sells
Brothers enormous aggregation is the
appearance of eight lovely and elegant
~ formed ladies, on great revolving
pedestal. in living reproductions OF the
works OF famous sculptors and painters.
Mrs. Joseph Ferrin who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks is report
ed to be ceuvslescing. This will be
pleasing news to ner many friends.
Mr.. F. E. Russell, the well known
Is reported to be quite Sc
rioosly ill with typhoid fever. Last
night he was eaid to be very low, but to-
dcy he is reported to be somewhat bet
ter.
@. Meyer Zulick, ex-governor or liz
ons. has been speech making ht As
bury Park, New Jersey. Ii Zulick is to
be believed be oblItersted Burke Cock
rams Madison Square Garden speech.
The democratic Moses appears to have
lost none of his usual supply OF gall.
Cue Nevils, the heroic young actor, as
sisted by Miss Francis, the charming
soubrette vocalist, and stro lg com
pany of artists and comedians, will open
the season at Reid's Opera House on
Sept. Il The repertoire of the COM
psny consists Of late plays. Popular
nrices will rule-50, 80, and % cents.
On the opening night, ladies' accompani
ed by gentlemen will be admitted free.
Among the short articles published iu
the North American Review for Septem-
Der are: "Stsge Scenery and the Vita
scope" by George Parsons Lathrop;
''The Truth About the Opium War;" by
Joseph g. Alexander, Hon. Sec. Society
for Suppression of the Opium Trade,
an5 "Anglo-Saxon Criminal Jurispru-
d nce," by E. 1. Felsenthsl and the
exlcsn Minister.
The skull operation on Paul Norjega
IS previously announced IN the Prospec-
tor was most successfully performed by
Drs. Gordon and Calf yesterday. The
skilled experts dexterously removed
the cause of trouble by lifting portion
OF the inner table of the skull which
had been impressed on the brain and
gave instant relief to the sufferer. Paul
is resting easily today and will soon be
about in the full enjoyment OF his fscul-
ties of speech and singing praises to the
efficient skill Of Drs. Gordon and Gaff.
Harper'e Round Table, published Sep
TENDER 8, 1896, will be a very interest
ing number. Among it's contents there
will be al entertaining and instructive
article on Bisd-Catching and Tanning,
by w. Warren Browne;a strong story
by Frances McElrath, entitled ELK and
Blue5ird," an srticle bv Jane r. Rob
bine, on the East Side Girl Of New York
City at Work and Play; installments of
Molly Elliot Seswell's serial story, en-
titled "a Virginia Cavalier" If Hayden
Carruth's serial story, "The Voyage OF
the 'Rattletrsp;' "Rnd of Ellen Douglas
Deland' serial story, an the Old Her
rick House." There will be the usual
on Interscholestic Sport,
Photography, Stamps, Bicycling. many
short stories, humorous items, etc.
Most Stupendous of Amusement En-
terprises.
Mr. J. A. Bailey. sole owner of the
Great Adam Forepsgh chow, has lust
concluded arrangements with Messrs.
Ephrsim. Lewis and Peter Sells, by
which the show known as Sells Broth
ers' Enormous Railroad Shows" is con-
soiidsted with the Forepaugh chow,
thus making the new aggregation one
of the most powerful in the world.
The potential Rrenic proprietors rep-
resented IN the above named enterprise
and they are men Of great wealth and
enviable st6nding-hbve but one definite
purpose in view, and that is TO give
great deal more for the money than has
ever before been attempted; believing
that the result will be such an increase
in patronage, without any advance IL
prices, as will amply justify the really
titanic experiment. Every other show
IN the country will be permitted to 60
on its way unmolested and unnoticed.
If great influences and effects result
they will come from inevitable popular
comparison, and those who tempt that
must abide the consequence.
Under the arrangements made the
Adam Forepsugh-Sells Brothers corsol
idAtlon will be the only one of the whole
worlds greatest shows to visit Tucson
and it will appear here on September
%. Each OF the big enterprises of which
it is comprised is both locally and "a
tionslly famous for including the rsrest