Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
SHALL TALK.

A8S iSs lStA'-s4'i' NA Tuesday.
 Mark Ezekiels came up from Ncgales yesterday.
 Judge Silent has gone to San Jose, California.
 The railroad pay car went through | last Monday. Ex-Chief Justice C. c. W. French has returned to Prescott.
 T this was not Friday 1t could safely | be called a ralny day
 The Republican Club will hold a reg ular meeting tonight.
 Judge W. II. Stilwen arrived thIs morning from inc west.
 Capt. ". II. Seamans has arrived in Tombstone from the east.
 The Dsms. will nominate prscifct candidates Saturday night.
 D.A. Sanford went by trein to Benson today, cnroute to the Sonolta.
 Capt. Hiel Hale has gone cast o1 a business trip Of few weeks.
 Republican jubilee vii be held on Church plaza tO MOTION gut
 Judge W. \. Hancock and Jose Pc ralta, of PheniG, are at -hc Forier.
 The Royal Arch Masons meet tonight for wor., in inc mark master degree.
 The grand jury will probably finish their labors and adjourn tomorrow.
 II. Wormser, the new proprietor of Hay den's mills, a. Pheniz, Is ln ihe city.
 Judge John 4. Rush, Of Prescott, ar- rl7el this morning Tor short sogourl.
 There will be fine speaking at the Re. publican mass meeting 0atuFiay night.
 Lamont, attorney of the $. P. F. R passed through for Fl Paso by ;o- days express.
 R. II. Magil, ,le Pacific coast insu-- ance manager, registered at the Porter this morning.
 The c ngrcgutional sociai for last night was postponed on account oi In- element weather until Co night.
 The Tombstone Epitlph reports an uaccufrmel rumor oi another killing which took place 8. Middle Pass, m, tIe Dragons.
 The Park brewery is now manufae- turing very excellent quality of Eng lisl Porter. for winch there IS a good h0me demand.
 The American legion o5 Honor vill meet t0--iebt at 0Ii Follows hall at 7.'D o'clock. Bushes oi Importance will le transacted.
 Fred. c. Yarn. oi Los Angeles, shook bands with hl5 many --e 3n friends Tor few hours today, and left ths after noon for the west
 Pioneer Hose Company, No. 1, vii! hold a spcciai meeting at tleir ball .o- night Co perfect arrangements for a so- cial to take place on tLe IIIh instant.
 The report that the United Verde mines had collapsed Is untrue. The es- timatcl total product of fife mines up to October j.. was valued at SIs1, ,iji.
 Gen. II. H. Sherman, resident ot the Valley bans, Pheuix, arrived her thls morning. He is looking as haic. Eea.ty and handsome as ot yore. He IS making but a short business vislt Co tLis city.
 A Tombstone paper Ioasas that J0- Eenh Raymond, killed on RaiTarty's ranch, was a native ot La PrlTle, St. Johns county, CanGia EIst, and that Lis wife ana child are IivlaE n Oregon
 Philip k. Hickey aud wife. of pheuix, passed through IGc on eastward by tO- aay's tram. They go Co Las Vegas. New Mexico, Mr. Hickey being a delegate to the Grand Lodge, A. O. |. W, which meets next Tuesday in Las Vegas.
 alr. Philip k. Hickey was married in Pheuig IUeslay evening to Nrs. r. L. HeB7ide by Ee7. J. $. Chapman. Mr. Hickey has many warm friends both iE thIs city a-d Eomb=t0HC, and wish hlE G hie's path"ay s;reT1 win choicest flowers.
 AT a Rspcjl:caa ratification meeting m Mineral Park, MohGve county, last Saturday night, addresses were -nodo by Hor. Clark Churchill, Col. q. C. Bean. Col '. M. Sanford Judge ". II. SIi- well and Hon. L. 2. Egg,rs. II was g very enthusiastic meeting.
 The morning Star" announces that several of "5heriT PaUrs CS-deputIos, have declared thslr intention to voIk against Paul at the coming election. Now there are but few eE-Geputics iu the cIty. and none Os any importance but what are supporting Paul first. iast, and all the time.
 Thete will he a meeting of the mcm- bers of tLe Episcopal Church Guild if the residence of Judge Anderson, 2iu McC ,rmick stree, on Saturday evening, October llth, at 1:31. We particularly solicit a large attendance. Gentlemen and ladies wbo have been interested in the church, CT wno will give their kind support. are cordially invited. ol0-2t Charles J. Freese has accepted the agency for Blaine's Twenty years of Congress" in two volumes. 1t IS a grand work and one which not only Re publicans should read, bU; an insiruc- tive work for every person who takes an interest in public affairs. Mir. Ereese will interview the people of Tucson on the subject arl he should make many 1 sales. The latast novelty in the lo1sekeep- ing line is the coffee can and coffee l mi!l combined. The coffee kept In this | mill retains its original flavor as 1t IS 1 sealed from air on top and bottom. C. l N. Babcock successor to HOag, Arm | 
 shipment of them, and are sold for g l per can including 9 pounds of fine | coffee, or Sl without the coffee.
 The Republican club held a short 1 business meeting last night t. arrange | for inc speaking tonight. D. D. Hall | rendered hls resignation as member Of l the executive and iUaUce committees, ! and Willis P Huyncs was elected to fill | the vacancy. T. was decided that the | meetings be held weekly hereafter. | Douglass Snyder, W. E. Stevens and C. T. Conneil were elected a committee Of reception for Col. Bean next Thursday. | The Congregational social given ct the church Last night was a most de- lightfal affair. A very liberal vote pro- gramme had been prepared, and the fondest autlcipatIons Of those who had the affair in charge were fully realized. The double quartette was highly ap- plauded: Mrs. Ainsa's piano solos were