Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
SMALL TALK,
Jack Innis is on the sick list


 cIty. Neu 'o 'ne
 Tucson needs a four-horse street
 sprinkler. ee'
 The Star is correct. There's ayictory
 John Gardiner left for Philadelpbis
 this morning. "i"
 The stages went out with light loads
 this morning. ~ 'O"N''
 Col. Bean is a practical nip;n, ma,
 and a scholar.
 There were large number of east
 pound emigrants on the regular pas
 senger train to-day.
 Especial arrangements will be maaa
 Tor seating the ladies at the meeting
 tomorrow night.
 The members of Pioneer Hose Com
 nany, No. l, have their cards ont for tbe
 Friday evening social.
 The idicsti"ns of rain like Democratic
 ma!orlties have gone over op the other
 side of the Santa Cstalinas. | Bob Cannon Is in San Francisco
 placing some mines which he and h;s
 partners own near Covered Wells. The law of Arizona gives to the clerk
 Of the board of school trustees the power to preside at all official meetings. Justice Scott this afternoon returnei
 hls registration books to the county
 recorder. He enrolled 6j0 names ca
 his list. Dill and King William have added q
 lunch department to inc Firemsn's
 Hall saloon, and will in s few days pu: ! Tn piano. It k said that If you carry a buckeye
 ln your pocket yOa will never nave the
 headache. Tucson Democrats nave the
 headache. Hon. K. l.. Long, the next Territorial Superintendent of Schools will be in 1
 the city, and will address the people to- | 1 morrow right. Superintendent Muir has moved into l
 his new office in the upper story of the |
 depot building, and has pleasant quart |
 CTS excepting the paint.
 Tom Wade's new Gem theatre is evidently proving a success. The house | 1 IS crowded nightly and be is having new | people for each performance. D. Henderson, Globe, A. B. Stewart. | Los Angeles, NJ. Salisbury, Benson, Nj. |
 A. Sinclair, Walford, Canada. and II. c. |
 Prayer, Sacramento, are at Porter's. | Cannon and Hubbard, the owners of |
 the Sunrise mine, near Covered Wells, I
 have struck a vein the rock of which | assays SS,975 ID gold aud S30O m silver. James Flynn has returned from three weeks igunt in the mountains, | and although tsnned "as brown as a perry" asserts and evidences improved | aealth.
 It IS sad that war has been declared |
 among the Chinese washmen along the
 santa Cruz. The prospect Is that the
 ar will soon be filled with queuss-aDd
 towels belonging to the other hotel. Judge Cameron, father of Hon Brewster Cameron of the Land Office and Colin Cameron of the San Rafael ranch, and cousin Of the famous Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, IS n the cit. visiting his sons.
 The stockmen had an interesting meeting in the Probate Court room last night which was largely attended. The meeting was called as s special one, and lasted until a late hour. Many promiu- ent stock men of the county were pre- sent.
 Col. c. c. Bean, the man who carried
 his grub" m hsverssck (wonder if the old boys remember the name of the chuck-bagl and his pick on his alorrl1ar fhrnnarh kha rnel-N a1rtfs pF the northern, southern, eastern and west ern part of Arizona, will speak to-mor- row night.
 The County Central Committee, the Scouts. and Wideswskes have appointed proper committees for the meeting to be held tomorrow night. To the Scouts, who are all young men the honor was given 10 name the committee to attend the ladies to seats and the club ep pointed a committee of about twenty from their number.
 When Capt George Hand, the vener- able Jauitor at the court house, heard the news from Ohio last night he "swung" his little old dog "Joe" in th' air, kicked his dilapIdated summer hal of the court house steps and, being filled with enthusiasm and the plsintive appeals of trsmps who wanted to sleep in the corridors, gave a lonely three cheers for Mrs. Belvs Lockwood. H.C. Hooker left for home this morn ing, accompanied by Phil. Crovat who goes out to the ranch to spend few days recreation hunting bears and other wild game. MT. Crovat's promise to the CITIZEN itemizer that 1t was only neces- sary for the latter to state his "ganery desire is only exceeded by the general opinion that the hunter is m big luck If he kills young hog.
 At the Territorial Conference of the Methodist church at Phenix the follow ing appointments were made: SuperIn- teudent, c. H. Adams; Tucson, J. w. Robinson; Tonto Basin, to be supplied; Tombstone, D. McFRwn; Prescott CIT cult, G. l.. Pearson; Prescott, N. l. Guthrie; PinRl, to be supplied; PhenlI circuit, to be supplied; PhenII, ID. w. Calfee: Globe, F. w. Johnson; Flag staff and Holbrook, J. T. Pierce; Cliff ton and Benson, to be supplied. When the news from Ohio began com ing in last night those who had gathered at the Democratic headquarters began to hunt some place to lay their weary mates. Ex-Msyor Strauss with coat oil and sleeves rolled up did the honors of the occasion while Mir. Hughes, ot the Star exhorted the faithful to 'come up and read the returns" In the language of a prominent Democrat those two gentlemen succeeded in making holy show of themselves
 The meeting last night of the eolored
 Blaine and Logan Republican club, the Widsavakes was one of the largest and
 most interesting yet held The hall wss crowded beyond its capacity, many ladies being present, and much enthu- siasm was manifested. Speeches were
 made by c. c. Stevens, E. B. Pomroy and Messrs. Mccullough, Anderson and | Rird. the three latter being members or | the club. The colored men are all Tn | line and don't you forget It. | L.. ,,,at r,cIa a Il