Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04
SHALL TlLE.

o5 wind. dost thou-and il duste all
 rrsAO.U. W. hold a regular meet in. tonight.
 y,z Pam, of Riverside, is at the Cos n5go.'ian-
 r-.rL liillstt came in from the Santa ,.. inn, last night.
 v-, las. Finley and two children, of u'-.hau. are at the Palace.
 Iris Enricht will have the contract tanr the Fort Lowell bnldings.
 v- Mash Las returned from Hot
 r-s Ark. somewhat improved in hsai,a.
 q-.. ,5ru- folks were up early this
 linz l-i 10 watch for the arrival of the mas tram.
 ,oT ". members are notified to
 .s. t.2l o'clock sharp tonight, is l,,-isr cs the Master Workman.
 .-.. of comity and fairness would
 s.,.-,ssted that the Democratic I''s ,.y convention adjourn until after Il, ar;Gs-
 ,s E-;ttlir. of Nogales, and Eugene '.-ts. af Calabasas, are in the city, to the Democratic County ca AEaa.
 -,. .,r-.ees ovdera1 that the school
 ri-1 rf gwen & holiday, and the lit- ,-r.s were appreciatlve oi the kind .ss accorded them.
 F ,ra had not been appraised of the ,... b,. ,-,ulG have known fror- the vol --,s os v,al ia cir,GlatiOn t' day that D.ma.-. .ti, convention was m session.
 Tho Democrats familisrizeI them .l--s with th-ir inevitable destiny by ...,,f-.-a funeral before nominating -S,- .se. They viewed the ground ,-r.-- s..g VII. shortly he.
 r.s funeral of D T. Harshaw took .-ss- a- l3.31 this morning from tue ..gcf -ga ArlzOua Pioneers and under tr. sg,gi.a, of that organization. The 3.ns.ra.i. county convention ad- 5---g-l ,n respect to hIs memory and ..-s.lei tle fIaeral Iu a body. rs.sa with a coffin in it, attached 2. . runaway team, ran into Dr. Crep-
 
 considerable portion ot IL away. \ sly .sgg- ou- rvel that i5 was probably .a,se--ar for the doctor from some i v-..ii-ut patient. The a--.ral7 hy stage last night were: 1 T,sn B.-,.,-, Gro BlanCo; II ; Sesrie, 1 J B Stewart. Kate Stewart, ArIvaca; ] l : H-..tga. Charles Altschui, Nogaies; D 1 B!,...-. Taaar: 1T Clifford. Logan. The ! is-.-.a-. S this morning were Mir. Dag i gz,t Gai p5dr0 ASuirre, Arlyaca. The Democratic county convention | rs. ,Lis n ruing and elected Wm. $. | O7-r. temporary chairman, and C. B. | S5s>.51s secretary. i committee on l c-elsurals was appointed and the con- ] ys1.iou adjourned till three o'clock in tle afternoon.
 Coles circus employs a special detec- tive to guard a-ainst the imposition of | followers who commit thefts that are 1 uniustly charged to the circus men. | MsIlr Charles Barry Is the efficient de- tscIye. and he Is personally acquainted | with every cmplOye If the circus, and | thereby is able 10 spot any followers.
 After court adjourned this morning Hon Thomas Fitch announced his ln- teut,on of gathering an army of boys and taking them in a body to the cIrcus. l. Vas hardly Salvation Army, but 1t was the salvation of some of the boys who had mo1rned the laci. or the ueces- sa-g funds Co admit them to see the sights. all Tom Fitch won the honorary ut.e gi Colonel
 The f-s, sl-l painted with illuminated paint a tucson Is an elegant and elab- Or..e affair 0v Louis ttnricht for V. 4. A-!o1io, o- the Tucson meat market, corner ot Camp ani Convent streets. BsslisS 5a ug attractive, the sign can be seen and distinctly read in the darkest night N-. Enricht has the exclusive uEl. e us this newly discovered paint, llJ i-s Advantages are SD great that or der, are coming in rapidly for new s!g-s
 board of officers to consist of Cap fan ?. k. Brown. assistant surgeon U. SA., Captain D. u. Floyd, assistant .14rte:lnaster U. $. A., and Captain 4. EWold, Fourth Cavalry, ;s appointed 10 meet at Fort Huachuca, at 10 o'clock e. h. on Thursday, Oct. 2nd, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the purpose e. selecting and definitely determining aslItabla site for the buildings of the 1aT hospital at that post.
 l. seems to be very difficult under takIl. to find qualified jurors III the Gibson case and 1t l. extremely probable tla. change of venue must be taken. Sheriff Paul has been very busy for sev- eral days with the special venlre, but has fouu3 only few who have not forlsi opinions n the case. The trial of No.-c and Nurphy;the general publlclty gwen ;le testimony and the incidents a- tae time the crime was committed, haze made the circumstances so nOtorI- c.- that they are familiar to almost every El...-. speaking person m Pima county. Earl, yesterday morning l.. J. Smith received t-leplOne order from Fort Lowell. for set of cofii q trimmings, as d soldier who had been sick for some t.ma. l.i just died He had scarcely lut up tle order before he received orders to duplicate the first order, as the s1-iier who drove the mail wagon between the camp and Tucson, had just dleI. quite suddenly. The last lnfOrma- ton Vas g1lTe erroneous. as the mall caruer Eas uo. ihe one who died, but he Vas very il. The dead soldiers were Pnyate pCouE9r. Troop 1, First In iantry, uul Private Lackey, Troop F, Fourth Cavalry.
 !. Czerwm7ky, th, popular clothing and dry eds merchant of this city, leaves tomorrow. October 2i, for San Francisco for the purpose of buying a large stock of goods for the fal and WiAte7 trade. consisting of boots and shoes, ready made clothing, dry goods, notions, e.c. Mir. CzerwiBsky buys en- NIr.y to- cash. aud by that means can afford t5 sell at very small margin, sNlaE hs customers the benefit. Ills ianllf, wao have spent the summer at Santa Monica, are now ID San Fran eiscn, and NIll return with him Tn the course yi a week or ten days.
 .Ha v"rLS Republicans ot Trcson a. t' .rr l,.uuui.an headquarters iast -.-a. ...I p-,.ulzs3 under the name ot | H a- .aG Logan scouts. Although . s-..r aui.-e .i Ac meeting w"s