Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15
Additional Local.

talnlng affair. The NJ. E. church wa, well niled with people. every seat beips occupied. The jubilee meeting part O the programme gave an opportunity tt Tor the performers to exnibit a rang, and volume of voice, and many of thei, songs were gems III their wsy-blacl diamonds, as it were. Some of th, songs were loudly encored and if looked as though the audience was a little too appreciatlve and wanted to feast or thelr choicest efforts. As a whole il was a good concert of plantation and negro melodies generally, and all whC listened to the unique music went away highly blessed Tonight the Student, will appear for the last tune Tn this city and another full house should be ac cordsd them. Tickets. sI: no extra charge for reserved seats.
 All the railroad offices at the depo. are about completed. The conductors room, now being finished, is a very con. yenlent place for that class of railroad men. IL has 8 large desk with writin materials; cupboards with locks, for the conductors to keep their uniforms ID; wash bowl, stove, chairs and other article of furniture are provided.
 The body of an unknown man has been found near Sugar Loaf mountain, on the Mcdowell and Globe road, with a bullet hole through his breast His body had been mutilsted by wild ami m fls beyond reco xnitioD, but 1t is SUD- posed 10 bs that of a prospector seen going in that direction two weeks ago.
 William V. Witcher, who formerly re- sided m this city, was married in Oak land, Cal, ou the the 7th instant to Miss Helen Frances Blake, sister of Mrs. E. $. tomroy of thIs city. The many friends fl the happy couple wish them a pleasant and prosperous journey through life.
 There is to ue a coal oil social tonight "a sort of hurrah party-with a final blow out at the park. Those who do not attend the concert, the various lodges, or stay at home, may be there.
 Henry Bently keeps the court house lawn in the most tidy and neat condition imaginable. He spends much time In its care and watches the growing shrubs and grass with paternal interest.
 Colonel Muir, of the Southern Pacific railroad, has splendid collection of mineral specimens, chiefly from Arizona and New Mexico mines. Some of his specimens are extremely valuable.
 Rt Rev. Geo. K. Dunlop, Episcopal Bishop of Arizoua and New Mexicn, will arrive Tn Tucson Friday evening, and will be the guest of Captain and Mrs. z. I, TidhRll durinu his visit
 The fall and winter fruits are being received in large quantities by dealers and, so far as apples and pears are con- cerned they seem to be of B most excel lent quality and flavor.
 I. Kaufman is fitting up the store on Congress street, and will soon move h:s stock of cigars, tobacccs, etc, there ln.
 A small dog was run over on Pennine ton street this morning and killed. Hls little bark was wrecked beneath the rolling pillows, as II were.
 A carload of splendid apples will ar rive on Saturday for Jos. SresOyich, which will be sold at S225 per box. They are good and cheap.
 It was remarked that the residence of J. A. Browder was the most taste fully displayed of any ID the cIty, last night.
 It is not yet known in Cochise county who the newly elected officers are, owing to the closeness of the fight.
 C.C.Lips, of E. Martin & Co. San Francisco and Los Angeles, IS visiting Tucson after long absence.
 Miss Maggie Moroney returned home to-day from long visit to San Fran cisco.
 Mrs. General George w. Deitzler ar- rived by this afternoons train from the east.
 Governor Tritle and a number of Pres colt people are ID PheniX attending the fair.
 The mornings are decidedly cold and overcoats are somewhat ID emaDd.
 Joe Sresovich will return from San FrancIsco the first of next week.
 Perhaps Cleveland will make St. John his Secretary of the Navy
 The streets present a more deserted appearance slBce the election.
 The city election will take place three weeks from next Monday.
 R.L. Moss, of the firm of Moss & Driscoll, Logan City, IS Tn the city.
 The new bank will open in Hudson X Co.'S old quarters.
 Mir. D. Henderson's bank will open for business on Monday.
 Leslie Blackburn came in from the Quiiotoas yesterday.
 There was born to the wife of H. Labory, this morning, a son.
 John W. Msckey has gone to New Or leans.
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