Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
SMALL TALK.


 J. B. Kerr, of Calabasas, is registered at the Russ.
 Geo. E. Ames and MT. Chase left this morning for Gunsight
 Dick Martell started this morning for the Galiura mountains.
 Mrs. A. A. Porter, of the Porter Hotel, got back from San Francesca to-day.
 Mrs. Gregory will commence her se- lect school in the Baptist church next Monday.
 Receiver Brewster Cameron, of the U. $. Land Offie, paid Tombstone visit last Saturday.
 The weather took sudden and vel come change last evening and the night was quite cool.
 John Gardiner and J. H. Shotwell left by prlvate conveyance this morning for the Quijotoas.
 Joe Soldini will have a new restau- rant on Congress street, opposite Mans | feld's bookstore.
 R. C. Brown and Ira A. Carter have returned from a journey over the moun- tains Tn search of a cattle ranch.
 Mrs. Wm. c. Davis and Mrs. B. NJ. Jacobs arrived by this mornings train from a summers visit to California.
 Court Commissioner Gregg opened the District Court this morning and ad- iourned until the 22d instant.
 The alterations now being made in the new school building will be com pleted and the school removed thereto by October lst
 A. G. Dyer has gone to the San Pedro to make the final adjustment of the mill on Goldtree lS Schultz's gold mine. He will return Wednesday.
 James Boyer, now connected with the Benson Smelling Company, spent Sun day with his family in Tucson. He re- turned to Benson this morning.
 Judge J. B. Southard IS the Rep1bli- can candidate for Superior Judge in So- noms county, California, his old home, where be IS very popular.
 II. F. Bennett drove Hiram s. Stevens horse with his own animal yesterday, and they formed a splendid and stylish team or roadsters.
 Sergeant P. l.. Crovat, at the meeting of the Central Coz mittee on Saturday night, showed himself to be the Plumed Knight of the Democracy.
 W. F. Fitzpatrick Is having the roof put on the building Un the site of the recent Crescent restaurant, which he IS building for Hilzinger x Patterson.
 Poppy Johnson came in from Covered Wells on Saturday evening and left Sunday afternoon for Phenix as s dele gate to the Democratic Territorial Con- ventiOn.
 Before retiring from office the old school board passed resolution recom- mending the payment in full of the con tractors demand for the new school building.
 A fine quality of fire clay Is found in the HuachucR mountains. It Is sad a body of this valuable clay also exists on the PBpagO reservation at San Xavier in this county.
 Many-colored show bills are being distributed announcing the coming of W. W. Coles circus, which will exhibit in Tucson on Wednesday evening, October 1st.
 Wm. Douglass of the Sonoita, has been arrested and lodged in jail charged with complicity in the murder of Fred. KeIster, at Con Ryan's Iench, rUuv time ago.
 Otto Potthoff, formerly with A. Hit tinger, left for Chicago, Ills, yesterday, N-. n. T partment of the western division of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company.
 The huge volume constituting the | Tax Roll of Pima county, was to-day | delivered to the County Treasurer, who | will transfer to it the amounts assessed | against the property owners of the county.
 A special telegram from Prescott says | the jury III the case of Fred J. Glover, who murdered Jennie Clark by kicking | her to death two weeks ago. found him | guilty of murder in the first degree. He | will undoubtedly be hanged.
 F. P. Sargent and Lou Martin, of the | $. r. R. R. left to-day by way of San | Francisco for Toronto, Canada, to at- tend the annual convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen. They will he absent about three months.
 Wm. Kane, has just received an in- voice of Sourmash whisky, six years old, perhaps the finest in the country. It certainly IS very fine. It $ the pure article and TO mistake MT. Kane's other brands of whiskies and wines are excel 1y,, 4I, L. 1,, 1 Is a guarantee of the purity of his liquors.
 Cochise County Republicans have elected the following delegates to the Territorial convention: NJ. W. Stewart and W. F. Nichols, of Wilcox; E. B. WRgy and Calvin Finch, of Benson; Thomas Jones and Frank Frame, of Bisbee; Wm. Vandever, of Fort Hua- chuca; c. s. Bstterman, Webster Street, H. H. Ellsworth, John O. Dunbar and c. D. Reppy, of Tombstone.
 Two drunks who absorbed fighting mescal were before the police court this morning, one of whom was sent to the calaboose for five days and the other given over to the custody of his wife. Two others who were not so drunk but had little mill of their own, were also sent up for five days. A plain drunk was given time to sober up before esti- mating the amount of damage sustained by the broken law.
 Saturdays Epitaph gays: Mir. Brews- ter Cameron appeared before the Board of Supervisors today and made a state ment relative to the hanging of the boy Canones in July. He stated that Pima county had offered reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators of the outrage, the Cattle company had of , fered S2O0. and suggested that Cochise county cooperate. Thereupon the board offered sn additional reward of s25O. Last Saturday night three drunken Alexicans were having private picnic in the lane north of the Park, and the more mescal they imbibed the more emphatic did their conversation be- come. until one of them, Pedro San ,hez by name, gave especial significance . , -a,,orI hv nlunpinp a Enifa lutO z