Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15
SMALL TALK.
The Pioneers will hold a regular meet .p fo ufpb4

uk lO-nlgnt.
 The yellow fever still keeps up its ick" in Sonora towns.
 The B. of L. E. contemplate giving a grand ball soon.
 Under Sheriff Cordis has gone out to collect taxes.
 Colin Cameron came up from the last evening.
 The Oyster PIrlers of Joe Soldini were closed this morning
 i party Of railroad boys will leave thls evenIpg for Canyon del Ono for s Sunday hunt.
 The Nashville Students will enter tain the students of Tucson on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
 W. B. McCleary came in from the Santa Ritss to-day. He reports matters quiet there, but promising.
 A couple of drunks were housed last nIght, and this morning made the usual contribution to the city's excbequer.
 Tomorrow night the Nashville Stud ents will give splendid concert at the NJ. E. Chmcb, on Pennington street. Everyone should attend.
 It IS not difficult t. guess what the wild waves are saying in New York harbor, just now, but 1t is horrible to thInk that they should say such things
 Nine tramps were corraled last night by tue police, and a sixty days sentence suspended until sundCwn tonight to give them an oppor. unity to move on"
 Clayton Welherell, miner at Copper Basin, Ysvapsi county, died suddenly while sitting at the dinner table, last
 tuesday. He was about sixty years of age.
 Col. Toole had S2,475 on Qs person when he put the bullet tSough bis brain, winch was taken chNse of by Canby Post, G. 4. R., of Trinidad, Colorado.
 The remains of Thomas Box. who dIs- appeared from Wilcox last fall after re- ceiving Sl.9O0 for bunch of cattle, have been found in Q canyon near Dos Cabe- gas. He was doubtless murdered.
 The Dems. think of setting on a Cleveland egg tonight in an endeavor to hatch out a President. But the amusing part of it is that they will do more cacklIng than setting.
 Services at the NJ. E. Church to-mor- row as follows: Preaching at 10:3G a. m. and 6:30 p. ID; subject for the morning, Tho Harvest; evening. Christ Ihe WOn- derful. Sabbath school, 2:30 p. m.
 Mr. c. S Fly, of Tombstone, is in the city for few days and will give in- -tructIOns tO those who desire, in land scape photography. He has some beautiful specimens at No. Is Camp strest.
 At a test of the new water works in Prescott, the pressure was So great that It blew off the nozzle to the hose and the hose was thrown so violently about by the force Of the water that the men colld not hold ii.
 1 young man named Vanderwater, a former resident of Wilcox, where hc had been employed by F. P. Macy, re- turned to that place v-Ty III. last We'd uesdgy, and died the same night. His disease was consumption.
 Bishop Dunlop of the Episcopal dio- cese IS expected 10 arrive on Friday of this week. On Sunday morning, No vember 10th, services will be held, on which occasion the rites of baptism and continuation will b. administered to ttose desiring the same.
 The law makes it the duty of the Board Of Supervisors to canvass the votes on the second Monday after tine elecuon, or earlier m case returns are received, and that certificates shall be issued to the elected.
 The principal of the public school asks the parents of his pupils to visit tine school at any time and judge for themselves whether any causes exist for the reports as published in Saturdays CITIZEN, or similar ones.
 The boys are all loud in their com of Joe Bstz's lunch on Sat 1rday night, when be opened his new saloon opposite D. Snyder's store. When the roll WAS called all were found pre- sent or accounted for, and all were happy.
 The Nashville Students. A colored concert troop will entertain the people of Tucson at the M. F. church on Tues- lay and Wednesday evenings November T and l2. They are q fine troop and come highly recommended. Everyone hear them.
 The CITIZEN Is in receipt of three pIeces of Lew music from \. Waldteufel, publishers, 737 Market street, San Fran .isco, Californla. They Gre entitled re spe, tlvely, 70, SRlutaris," with violin DblIgato. by 5. Arrlllaga; Ave Maria" py R. Forster; Amour ct PrInt-mps," SpringtIme and Love-, song, b. F. WaldteufeL
 Yavapsi county Gives a majority for Bean and LorS of nearly 400 and 800 It also gives Dr. Aims worth a majority for Joint Councilman elects Stewart to the Council and Rob pins, Wollenberg, Nash, Goodwin and Jrapo to the Assembly. These are all Others of the Republican county ticket are also elected.
 Henry GIil and W. A. Poindexter nave been arrested on complaint of T. | r. Hunter, of Wilcox, the former | harged with stealing a steer and the l alter with purchasing it knowing it to | lave been stolen. Gill has been held Tn | 300 bonds to await the action of the | rand jury and Poindexter's exsmina- ion was continued until November 18th.
 Chief Johnson has in the city jail nan whom he arrested few days ago or petty crime in this city. Upon aking descriptive Inst of the man 1t ras found to closely tally with the dr- ruption of a ChIcsgo murderer, some [ the prominent marks being uBdIs- uisahle. Mir. Johnson has cOmmun- ,ated with the Chicago authorries and rtains the man on the trivial charge ntil he receives reply.
 The father Of tine school boy who truck Allan Muir with piece of hose n Friday states that he made strict lcuiry into the affair, and finds that
 was the result of bOyish personal -fliculty and that the boy did only -hat any child of any spirit at all would ave done under the circumstances. lee boy who was hut was not so badly ur. ss the boy who struck him was fter the principal got through chastls- ,C b ID.