Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
SMALL TALK.

VII. Patton and wife came in iron
 Logan yesterday.
 Adolph Solomon, of Bowie, Is regis
 tered al the Palace.
 Col. H. A. Bigelow will leave fo
 Prescott tomorrow.
 The west bound passenger train hai
 been late for few days.
 If IS time to put up the stove ana take your overcoat out ot soak.
 Cbas. R. Wores will take his splendid
 ,sbinet of minerals to the New Orleanl
 exposition.
 H. Gardiner will remove his barber
 shop to Congress street, near Sholderer':
 osat market.
 Noroney has recovered his blankets
 stolen at the Blue Jay camp by his DO. Itical friends.
 What great relief the readers of the Tombstone newspapers will experience after next Tuesday.
 HB. Tenney's broken ankle is getting sIo,r splendIdly and he will shortly be able to leave his room.
 There will be seven thousand. nine srndred and fifty-three people at the
 Gspublican rally on Church Plaza to- night.
 John F. Knapp, formerly of this city, was ore of the list of vice-presidents at recent Republican mass meeting in Los Angeles
 There will be a special convocatiou of Tucson Chapter, No. 3, Royal Arch Nssa1s. tonight, to confer the Mark Master degree.
 Nr. Czsrwinski and family have re- tr-nei from San Francisco and brought with them an immense stock of clothing and dry goo1s.
 Hon. C. c. Stephens returned home last evening from his canvass, looking gs happy as If he had been assured 8 majority Of a thousand votes.
 N.Fulmer came in to-day from the Blue Jay. He expresses the opinion that the Blue Jay Is the best mine within is distance Of Tucson.
 Col. Durr to the front again, no. with poetry on drsught" but with an asser- ton that Blaine will be elected Presi- dent for 2 years. The country is safe.
 There will be a grand torchlIght pro- cession on Monday night by the Repub- Icans. It will te a grand turn out, and everybody will be on hand to partici- pate.
 F.W. Gregg, candidate for District Attorney, will be one of the speakers at the Republican rally tonight NIT. Gregg Is a splendid speaker and will in terest the audience.
 II. L. Grover has brought from the Santa Ritas about five tons of rich ore from the wonderful Bean mine. winch b. will take with him to Pueblo, Colo rad0, for reduction. The ore will aver age over $500 per ton.
 As sample of the close attention Judge J. <. Wood pays to important business matters, it may be stated that be has neglected to register as voter, and therefore will not be permitted to vote next Tuesday.
 Judge W. J. Osborn is regsining his strength very rapidly, and will resume his duties as Clerk of the Board of Supervisors next week. His restoration to health after tho almost hopeless con- dition of his case, seems like miracle.
 The Great Register just issued at the Sts5 office Is a piece Of botch work. There art errors by the hundred; the press work is sbominsble and a general unvcTkmanlike appearance can be observed even by persons unacquaInted with tbe art of printing. But 1t was chea2-cheap and nasty.
 Don't forget the Republican rally on Church plaza tonight Dress warm enough to keep yourselves comfortable, and be sure to be there. Bring your wives and daughters, and your dsughters' husbands or sweethearts. You are all invited irrespective of party. Il. NJ. Albertson. representing the great publishing house of F. L. Polk & O., of Detroit, Mich, Is Tn the city copies of the new Gazateer of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, | Wyoming and Arizona. This work has been carefully prepared and IS valuable work of reference. Col. Ben Morgan, in hIs speech Mon | day night, wanted to know what had become of the American navy. That | question IS easily answered. It has | been extremely busy unloading heavy | of splendid whIskIes at the | port of Silver Lake for William Kane, | and the trucks are all busy hauling 1t to | his place Of business on Congress street. | Judge John Lambie heard piece of gossip from his California home to-day | that made all his truck-stakes tremble | with indignation. In conversation with | a gentleman from California he learned that statement had been published Tn l his home paper that he had married the young wife of another man whom he | had hIred to leave town. Judge LambIe | Is 10 such hairpin, and 1t IS not to be | wondered at that he waxes indignant over such a plain case of mistaken identity.
 The directors of the Tucson Cannon Ball Milling and Reduction Works held a meeting last night. The resignation of A. G. Dyer as president and director was accepted. l.. M. Prince was elected president and G. w. Baker vice president and director. NIT. Baker was alse selected as general and financial manager of the company, and c. G: GIllett was elected superintendent or the works. A schedule of rates for reduction of silver and gold ores was adopted as follows: Quantities up to five tons, S20 per ton; over five tons up | to twenty tons, fifty cents less per ton; twenty tons and upward, Sl25O per ton. The mill will be ready to etart up in a week or ten days from this date, nearly | all the new machinery now beng Tn place
 The Postmaster General has estao-