Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-01
SMAUL TALK.
Somewhat dsap again to-day.

AAC coAOOA LlCh ca- NAAr ID o ANAAtAA -AA- ply dry campaign.
 The Halls are creating furor at the Gem theater.
 Mrs. E. O. Baldwin is accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bennett.
 Campaign lies-so the politicians say are flying through the air.
 A pretty little pet deer has been placed in the park at Porter's hotel.
 E. 0. Baldwin and Alex. McAbee went out to the formers mines this morning.
 Ben Hereford and Paul Moroney, ST, returned from the QuiiOtoas last night.
 Geo. E. Bennett and E. E. Powell, of San Francisco, are at the Cosmopolitan.
 Most of the Mexican residents of the city are supporting the Republican ticket.
 The east bound train was fifty minutes late this morning on account of the storm.
 Joe Betz has returned to the city from California and was warmly greeted by his old friends.
 James Carr, the well known Arizona freighter and an old time resident of Tucson, is III the city.
 Ed. Bullock IS in town meeting old friends. He reports the stock interests in Bullock's Canyon fiourishing.
 A. NJ. Ellsworth, San Simon, J. J. Sullivan, San Francesca, and George E. EraV.G Rrrarefan at th.a Do lanA
 The departures by stage this morning were J. Anderson and W. H. Lundy, Nogales, and $. w. Royce, Ariyaca.
 The Fay Templeton company will give an entertainment at DeIning. As Tucson had no suitable hall it missed this excel lent treat.
 The Epitaph states that the Governor of Sonora has offered 6 reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of the Mexican boy Quinones.
 Ned Barry says the CITIZEN reporter was in error. Ned is the man who did the praying when the ghost appeared in the grave yard the other night, and not the Mexican who drives on the Flag staff line.
 Col. Muir has received for his office cabinet, from a friend in Mexico, beau- tlful tea set of Guadalsjara ware. It is of tine finest kind of Guadalajars ware, and is besutIfied by a strange feature of decorative art.
 It has been suggested that a meeting of all the Republican clubs be held m Masonic Hall some night next week and .l, .l,fy. 1,,l. I, s...krl s,,- -ls.. auditorium so that the ladies and oth- CTS may have an opportunity to see the Republican workers.
 Neil Devine, who was at one tine a resident of the Pima county jail, was told the other day by the Police Judge of Tombstone that hIs energies were needed in other parts. Neil was per sonally prejudiced against the Judge and left the dog-goned town.
 Lucky" Baldwin's fast horses dld not stop in Tucson yesterday, as was expec- ted. The special car in which they are quartered passed on through to Califor- mia. This was a great disappointment to the fast horsemen of this city, who gathered in large numbers at the depot when the train came in.
 The heavy rain of this week has been pretty general throughout the southern part of Arizona. There was Q cOnsid erably heavier fall of rain in the vicin- ity of Tucson than further to the west At QuliotoB the rain was q succession of light showers.
 The Tombstone Record Democratic l sheet, seems to take q good | deal of delight in publishing articles | from the Star against Sheriff Paul The | fact that neither of Sheriff Paul's dogs | would condescend to pay hitching post attention to the Records editor is a sufficient argument in favor of Mr. Paul and hIs dogs.
 The popularity of the job department of the CITIZEN is evidence by the fact 1 that three job printers have been added to the force during the past few days, and that the newspaper force assists them in the job rooms every night until F o'clock. The CITIZEN not only turns out the greater portion of work Tn that line for Tucson, but for towns through out the Territory.
 Chief of Police Johnson, returned last night from Florence, where he was m upon the trial of Anderson, who murderered his son, Price, at Casa Grande, last spring. The jury Tn the case failed to agree, standing about even on a vote, and were discharged. The case now goes over to the next term of court.
 The Virginia Nevada Chronicle says: "The Consolidated Virginia Mill, which has pounded out millions of bullion here has been dismantled and the boilers and portions of the machinery shipped to the Qu,jotoa mines in Arizona. The air compressors and Burleigh drills, form trly in use at the Justice mine, have been shipped to the same destination
 Jack Bolyn was to have been taken before Judge Wood. of the probate court this morning for examination Tn regard to his insanity, but this course was deci- ded by Judge Wood as improper. Bolgn is now confined on a criminel indictment and the probate judge decided that the proper officer to enquire into his mental condition, is Judge Fitzgerald. This Is the opinion of number of attorneys, and his case will therefore not be inves- tigated until Judge Fitzgerald returns from Florence.
 The road along the Santa Cruz bot toms beyond Silver lake, is Tn a horrible condition. Last evening the QulJotoa stage experienced considerable difficulty in getting through. One unfortunate tesmster had succeeded in getting his loaded wagon so Intentionally mired into the mud that he abandoned 1t. Teams avoid the newly constructed road, fearing that it IS too soft, but 1t can certainly be in no worse condition than the old road with its bottom knocked out.
 There was q formidable army of can didates for the Quijotoas by stage Saturday morning. Sheriff R. II. Paul, the Republican nominee for re-electi n; E. O. Shaw, $. M. Franklin, k. \. Leatherwood, and another prominent Democrat who wore a suit ot wicker work and hsd its mouth stopped with cork, composed the load. It IS hardly necessary to say that the last named member was the only che of the party that could properly be called full when the stage left
 Last Thursdsy night there was big