Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04

crease in transient custom.
 Captsin W. II. Seamans will arEi from the East in few days.
 WE. Hopkins is in from Tombsto shaking hands with his many frien0
 Thers are grave indications of m "harmony" ia the Democratic cauldf
 D.D. Hall has gone to Asgdalena attend the Feast CT San Franc c.scc yier.
 The upper story of the depot is ne; completed, and Ihe stairway IS be, huilt " e
 Nick Hercker's smiling face Grseis patrons of the Congress HaiN Cl House. e- -
 The postofice at Crittenien has D, re.establishei with John Smlth IS pd master.
 The insurance adjUster Eill ar next Monday to adjust the losses bT recent fire.
 John Lowe has returncitro, hls vi home, at Santa ARs, Cal, and will go Tombstone tomorrow.
 J.N. Curtis has charge of fine busi- ness of l.. Zeckeudo-l G Co. during uIe nbsence of Albert Stelufeld.
 City Assessor Foster is copying into the city book the assessments on clr! property, from the county beck.
 Pete Gabriel came in from Riverside yesterday 10 appear before the District Court as a delinquent witness during the last term.
 Col. c. D. Poston did not returned tc Tucson after the Tombstone co8Yen. ton. He will likely make a vIsi. tl Washington.
 If the Democrats really and honestly want political reform when they slCu: so much for tt. they will v0-e for the Republican nominees.
 Tine insane patient confined in the city jail-S. H. HunJeT-was sent iO the Stockton Insane Asylum to-day, in cars of Nel Boyle, special deputy sheriff
 The attention of lard consumers is called to the advertisement ul George Pusch for pure leaf lard which he offer. ID small and large lots at a very reGsou- able price.
 The Blue Jay GucIlers want a reg isteIing officer. M. l.. Grover was ap- pointed registering officer for Blue Jay precinct. by the Board Of Supervisors on September lItl.
 In turning a Herdic coach around on Congress street last evening the pole struck the supporting post of J. J. Cul ver's sign, and tue large board came down with Leavy crash.
 The telegraph company is having poles set between the city office and the railroad depot, on Pennington street and will transfer the wlrys t0 the new and more direct route.
 Itis slated that the "ouisile' del egates to the Democratic county con- ventIon will present the name of Haua Hewitt, of Hank X lauk, Gro Bisnco, for nomination as County Treasurer
 Douglass Snyder had gas ixtlres placed on his store yesterday. AlthCUsI his Is one of the oldest business houses in the city, it has never before been sup piled with modern means of lliuIlEa- ton.
 There is a gentle rumor murmgripr around the leeward corners Cf ths streets that Hon. P R. Fully is a fJ-.c- idable candidate for noninst .1c a- County Recorder by the Demuc-'rlIe convention.
 Hoa. Brewster Cameron has ieasal the dwelling house recently occupied 'g NIT. Ei. Hudson, on Court plaza. :,i. furniture hes arrived from the East, l-d he expects his family to reach IUcsvI by the first Of next week.
 ". 4. Latin had some peal 8 brought in from his ranch On the -4st shipment that weighed I0l, ouLros each. They were beauiifnl and la 1 e freestoDes, and possessed rich naNf The season will only last about tn ke weeks longer.
 Fl Fronterizo doyotes five and c half columns this week to yerE In hgent discussion o! its controTarsy VI Dr. FiguerUa relative to the aGUEia of Immigration as preventive Oj caOlt and yellow fever. Fl FronterizJ iai B great interest in the welfare ol l. Mexican people, and is always Un5IIi Tn his efforts tO advance their cCuditldt, facts which should commend and endear it to every Mexican reader.
 Fl FronterIzo quotes from La Cons'r- tucion, the official paper of Sonora, that from the lst to the l7th or Septemb, there nineteen deaths from yellow fevt ? in HermOsillo. Their names were: Ria mon Flores, Cande.aria Roiri-Gez, Francisco Satiuerabo, Antonio Qui.- pesta, Josefa Armenia, EncarnacIon E3- pinoza, Jose Valdez, SOledad M de Truje, Refugio DuGrte. Jose Maria Ar con, Josefa Luian. Sacramento MarqueG, Maria Lopez, Carlos McheuZIe. Fran cisco Valdez, QuirIEa Quesada, Vicente Juan Armenia, Manuel PIneda.
 A gentleman who has just arrived from Nogales reports the DemOcratic primaries held there last "Wednesday as being particularly farcical. There were eighteen votes boiled. several or them by people who had been but few days in the Territory. One of the men voted for as delegate to the county conven- ton was a Republican, and his vote tied that of one of the Democrats voted for. The judges finally decided tl.l, they had better send a Democrat to a Democratic and left the Republican ont. The ballot box was n baking powder box with a hole punched in tEe lId, and l flat stone was used to project the ballot
 In reply to an item in yesterdays CITIZEN, giving the statement ot a gen .leman that he had called the attention of the Chef of Police to inc obstruc- ion of the sidewalk by wagons, Chief Johnson very bunglingly rushed into print aud declares the writer Of that item a malicious falsifier. The writer throws down the gauntlet to Chief Johnson and maintains ths; he did not nisstaie or falsify the gentleman's state nent. Chief Johnson has placed hlm- elf on record as n falslGer. Chle! Johnson E reply does not state that the information given to the CITIZEN was incorTect-it does not deny hat-but ayers that the CUIzrN did lot state that gentleman's information correctly. The writer met the inform mt this morning and the initials of hls name are r r billiard, and be not only the statement in prererce nt ! witnesses but stated that he had three imes called Chief of Police Jobnson's ] Lttention to the obstruchcns complained l