Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-16

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 an extended visit here and in California
 has returned to her home in Maine.
 Clarence Topham and J. N. Castle, O
 San Jose, Cal, are at the Occidental
 They ase looking for fat cattle to buy
 The loan commission has required O
 r. J. Cole, territorial treasurer, an ip
 creased bond of S300,000 to cover th,
 new bonds now being issued.
 To make the hair grow natural color
 prevent badness, and keep the scaly
 beslthy, Halls Hair Remover was iu. vented, and has proven itself successful
 A few near friends witnessed the very quiet wedding, last night. of Charlie Simmons, an $, P. fireman, and Mist Lilly Latimer.
 Gov. Franklin has appointed MT. G W. P. Hunt, of Globe, Commissioner oi IDmigrstion fer Gils county.
 c. c. Hall travelling man from Al buquerque, Is in the city on business trip.
 Judge W. H. Barnes left yesterday for Tombstone, where he will attend | court.
 New barley hay, until recently SIG per ton, IS now selling in this city foI s9.
 Mir Dodge and family. togetherSswith quite number of friends, are indulginR ID the pleasures of a picnic today. l Mir. T. A. Dalton. of Phoenix, has been appointed superintendent of public instruction to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Prof. F. J. Netherton.
 Hon. T. c. Graham, of Florence, re- gently employed by the Casa Grsnde Valley Canal company, at Casa Grande, has resigned his position and located in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Kslisher and family, of Los Angeles, arrived yesterday, and have taken up quarters at Miss Halls. They will remain in Tucson for some time. Mir. B. l.. Worthen is absent from the city on business connected with the fratsrnal order to which he belongs. He is expected home in a day or two.
 MT. Fred X. Adams, of Mammoth IS visitor in the city. He has been ID charge of great dtsl of the mill con- structIon at Mammoth, and has main tained hls long established reputation for first class work.
 Frank w. Chamberlain, miner em- ployed ID the Hoosier at Globe. was kill ed on the Sth inst. by the cavIrg ID of loose rock and dirt, following a heavy blast.
 Globe is being daily encouraged by new discoveries of copper and other minerals. The mining industry in that section is on the advance and promises a psruapency which will insure sue cess.
 The public schools of Phoenix will close one week from next Friday, which is also the date of the closing of our city schools. Teachers and scholars are busy in their preparations for final ex aminations.
 There could be no better time for investment in real estate than the pres ent, and DO better place in the great southwest than Tucson. You will ap preciate the full value of this statement in time to come.
 Mir. Ed ward A. Rogers, of the Pres colt Courier, has been appointed com missioner of immigration for Yavapai county, vice Mir. Orrick Jackson, of the Prescott Journal Miner, resigned.
 The window display at ZecKendorf's jewelry store is captivating. Examples os artistic genus are there without number, and one is amazed at the beautiful creations of mans hsndiwork. If you wish to treat your eyes to gen. uine feast, just look in this window.
 "The flowers that bloom iu tbe spring." are not more vigorous than are those persons who purify their blood with Ayer's Ssrssparilla. The fabled Elixir Vitae could scarcely impart greater viv- aclty to the countenRnce than this won derful medicine.
 Tom Wade. formerly we'll known here ss the proprietor of Levin's gardens, and husband of Trixle Wade, died of pneumonia last hursday, at Ft. Worth, Texas Ills malsdy was brought CD through his efforts to save his theater, thei Topic, from the flames ip the recent confagrstiop at Cripple Creek.
 Mir. Chss R. Wores is in town from Arivacs ard Washington Camp. MT. Wores is interested ln building up the mining interests of this section and is meeting with deserved success in his ef- forts.
 TLe mountains in the immediate neigh Dor b ood of Tucson contain an 8l- most unlimited supply of minerals of different kinds, and when thoroughly prospected will yield sufficient supply to place Tucson 10 the fore as a mining center.
 There are numerous improvements be- ing made in almost every branch of trade and industry in and around Tue son. There is nothing to indicate & boom, but the signs are right to insure good. steady, substantial growth for the city aud surrounding country.
 MT. Harry Levin returned last evening trom visit of several days to Washing ton Camp, Harshaw and the Duquesne mines, where he has been engaged in ss seesing property. He reports very su 5stantjsl business in each of the camps named and says that while there is TO boom a steadily increasing volume of business is very noticeable over that of twelve months past.
 John Doe gracefully submitted him. self to tbs tender mercies of Judge Scott's court this morning, and paid in a bright, crisp five dollar till for having oruamentally decorated the upper story of a celestial wash man. The China man used very indecorous language te Mir. Does wife, relative to the settle ment of wash bill, and evidently got just about what he deserved.
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