Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-27

this morning for that blessed privilege
 The Star will publish tue speech made by W. X. McDeTmott last Sstur- day night at the Democratic club meet ing.
 The schools are prJspering finely, The scholars take a great interest m their studies and are making good prog ress.
 The Democratic club meeting on Sat. urday night was addressed by w. A. McDermOtt, A. VI. Franklin and Judge Lowell.
 B. W. Curtis. of San Diego, having sold out his business in that place, has come to Arizona to look about with q view to locate.
 The feas. has ended, and now if the other places could be induced to close up folks would stay at home aD occa- sional evening.
 Joe Soldini has opened his oyster parlors, opposite Mansfeld's bookstore and his many friends are giving him a veritable benefit.
 llt EOITONAAll lGhE nhN INtn AGCGANNl of the death of Miss Susie White, step- daughter of Hon. 5. F. DeLong, which sad event occurred in Sacramento on the 18th instant.
 There was spirited single-handed political discussion thIs morning, on Pennington street, near the telegraph office. Moroney was only saying "a word to the Wise"
 With the court in session, the grand jury making close investigations, the Democratic primaries and convention and Coles circus, lively times will trans pire in Tucson Tn the next ten days.
 Tomas Castro was brought III from Wilcox yesterday by Sheriff Paul and lodged in jail charged with cOmplicity in the murder of Fred keister, at Con Ryan's ranch, on the night of June 2jrd.
 There does not seem to be enough of the city council left to hold a meeting, and the fractional part of that body which got together this morning ad- iourned until the first Monday in October.
 Chas. T. Cornell, deputy marshal, who has returned from a t1p to No gales, reports that there Is no truth whatever in the report of the Mexican boundary line being run so as to take in the large part of Nogales.
 Joe Sresovich now receives his eggs fresh from H. $. Hutchinson & O., of Marion, Kansas, a firm which makes a speciality Of them. His shipments come regularly once a week, and he always has them fresh and good.
 NJ. A. Ruffner, an old Arizonian, died in Phenix on Tuesday, of consumption, aged IS years. He had recently pur- chased farm Ht Gila Bend and set out Rn orchard. He has married sister in Los Angeles and a nephew In Northern Arizona.
 Messrs. Geo. F. Meek and Bernabe Brichta started an outfit this morning for theIr Continuation mine in the Sier- rItas to perform the assessment work and possibly take out shipping ore in definitely. The COntinuacion promises to become a property of considerable value.
 If the previously arranged programme was carried out, Stephen Rickard, for merly a resident of Tucson, and son of Prof. W. T. Rickard, the assayer, was married last Tuesday at St. Luke's church, corner of VanNess avenue and Clay street, San Francisco, to Miss Con- stance Neville.
 All the evidence before the cOroner's jury m the case of the death of the un- known tramp killed on the railroad goes Co show that he attempted 10 swing from tue car to inc brakebeam and slip ped, resulting in his death. The two witnesses held were thereupon dIs- charged.
 Rev. c. E. Sumner has been appointed missionary bishop of tue Congregational Church for Arizona and New Mexico. Mir. Sumner will still reside in Tucson and may possibly remain here perman- ently. While his friends rejoice m his advancement they trust it will not neces- sltate his removal from this city.
 Chas. A. Shitell says he Is candI- date for county recorder before the Dem ocratIc convention. The CITIZEN said yesterday that IL would be close fight between Paul Mcroney and W. \. Me Dermott, but was silent In regard to c. 4. Shibcll because no specIal contest is looked for with him-he will get the on the first ballot.
 Persons who live on the bottom lands of the Santa Cruz valley, and have sui fered the aches aud pans pertaining to a robust case of Hgue, should emulate the example of Joe Sresovich, who has caused a well to be bored upon his place. At depth of fifteen feet it en- large boulders and wash gravel, furnishing plenty If pure and cold water. much superior to that on the surface.
 Last night, while Mrs. Miller was at- | tending to the business matters at the | Crescent restaurant at the Park, some | parties took her Lorse and buggy which | bad b-en hitched outside, and other | means of conveyance had to be pro cured to convey the lady to her home. | At a late hoUr-sOmetIme after midnight | one 7f the employees of the restaurant | 'ound the horse and buggy on Mesilla street, being driven by three Mexicans. He called a couple of policemen and re- covered the outfit, but the officers re- used to arrest the thieves. saying they were merely "out on lark IT looks To a man up tree that a police officer 'ather exceeds his authority when he passes judgment upon an offender with put even an examination. These parties were caught with another's property iu heir possession, and they should have ,een made to suffer the penalty for eirut 'ffence DO matter who they were.