Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-01

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ton.
Shares in the eighth series OF the i.
3 & L. Association can be hso oy
applying to the secretary j. a. b aok.
The Tavary Grand Opers company
will arrive this evening from the esst
and after the performance will leave on
a special for Phoenix.
The fuueral of Mr.. Frank Furnese
took place this morning from the SAM
uel Baird Undertaking Parlors at Io
o'clock.
Tavary Grand English opera at the
opera house tonight. The event prom
ises to be the gr8ndest ever seen IN
this city.
The wife of Pedro Lopez last evening
at IL o'clock gave birth to 1O15 pound
boy, both are doing well aud Pedro is
extremely joyful.
Before the Both Of the month tickets
for the Chic 60 Lady Quartette will DE
very few and good seats hard to obtain,
better secure them at once and be sure
OF getting onee to suit.
W. Smith of the Pioneer and +. +.
Winters of the Tucson soda works, con-
solidated the two plants this morning
and a slight increase in the price OF
soda water is soon to be made.
The curtain at the opera house Will
not raise tonight before $50 or possibly
little latter. This is unavoidable on
account of the stage settings which are
carried by the troupe.
Reese & Strauss, propriefors of the
Red Front cigar store, were very busy
yesterday hanging pictures and other
wise improving the appearance OF their
neat establishment.
Chas Shibell Jr. has accepted the
position of bookkeeper farJ. Ivancovich.
Mr.. B. F. Wightmsn, until recently oc-
cupying thst position, entering the en-
ploy of l.. Zsckendorf d Co. this morn
ing in the same capacity.
An inspection of the city Jail last
evening showed things to be very quiet
in that quarter. A negro in one cell
and white Lsehorn Rooster being the
only prisoners under lock and KEY.
JsiIor Brown says that contrary to the
usual custom he 'bars" all colors.
Jim Nolan, one of the hobos arrested
for stealing some clothing from E. M.
McIntyre a day or so ago, acknowledged
Yesterday that be did the stealing and is
being held for trial. His companion
was released, there being no evidence
against him. All the missing articles
hor haon raanvaraH
Eadefonso Molina, who was arrested
for disturbing the peace by entering the
residence of a private family and threat
ening the lady of the house and others,
was today given seven days by Judge
Meyers for reflection, and q warning
that hereafter when under the influence
of the exhilersting fluid to behave him
self.
After holding their regular weekly
drill Wednesday evening company ID
were entertained by three round glove
contest between Private Downer, the
"Chihuehua Chicken" and Private Fer
gusop, which closed with hopors even.
Refreshments were then enjoyed, at the
request of Capt. Contzen and First
Lieutenant Hughes.
The attendance at the opera house to-
night promises a crowded house, and
arrangements to meet and accommodate
ell corners has been made by Manager
Reid. 1t is known that many fair ladies
will occupy seats in the gallery as well
as on the floor tonight, the point Of OBJ
servation beng Is good from there as
elsewhere in The house. The floor has
been SO arranged by elevated platforms
that as good view of the stage can be
bad from the rear OF the house as from
the seats near the front.
The Tavary opera company arrived
from the east last evening and at once
hurried to the opera house, where they
rendered a most magnificent production
of Bizets romantic opera Carmen"
That the citizens appreciate Manager
R9id's efforts in obtaining such an un-
rivaled company OF artists was plainly
evinced by the crowded house which
greeted them on the rising OF the cur
tain. Many and marked signs of recog-
milton met their efforts to please and
there was general sigh of regret when
the curtain fell after the last act.
MIR. Dan Driscoll hos disposed of his
property in this city to r. G. Brady and
Mrs. Driscoll will shortly leave for Los
Angeles accompanied by her daughters,
Emma and Lille, where they expect to
make their home. Mr.. Driscoll will re-
main in Tucson for some time, being
by the Southern Pacific
Their departure will be regretted by
their numerous friends, especially SO 10
the CITIZEN Office, where Miss Emma
has been employed for almost two years
She is good typo and a most charming
young lady. She will take with her to
her new home the best wishes of the
office and those connected with it.
W. Y. T. Price of Florence today start
ed his big twelve horse team for the
Ripsey mining camp loaded with sup
plies. The trail wagon contained boil
er, stack, etc, for a forty horse power
hosting engine. Upon being question
ed if was not pretty heavy load, Mr..
Price smiled and said it might be- for
some horses but not for his team, and
the truth of of his statement was plainly
visible from the manner in which thew
started off with their heavy burden. 1t
is a splendid team of animals, being
large and compactly built. For heavy
freighting it cannot possibly be excelIed
by any team of ite size In the territory.
II. FL. Underwood arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco. He states that
on Thursday morning about o'clock
the train Oh which he was a passenger
met with quite serious accident near
Caliente. The train does not stop at
the citation and was moving along at
good speed when owing to broken rail
tUo OF the sleepers left the track. A line
of box cars standing on a SIDE
track prevented the cars truing com
pletely over or the results would have
been far worse. AS it WIS no one was
badly injured though several we're
slightly scratched and bruised, Mr.. I'm
derwood luckily being one of whom es-
capped entirely.
II Is with regret that the CITIZEN an