Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04
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There are 723 names now on the great register.
 Rev. c. H. Adams has returned from a trip to the north.
 Mrs. c. O. Stephens has gone to Cali fornlE to visit relatives.
 Mir. F. A. Stevens. of Lcgen, left for San Francisco yesterday.
 John Lambie, like Sllas Wegg, some times drops into poetry.
 Negley Post, G. A. R., will meet at their hall tonight.
 The feast begins tonight. It will not open with prayer.
 VII. Prince has filed his cattle brand "a gothic character "C."
 The public schools will opeE one week from next Monday.
 Henry Levin has gone to Iombstane to take 6 look at its big mines.
 Some of the Santa Cruz farmers are sowing wheat, for pasture purposes.
 Born, in Tucson, August 25th, to the wife of 4. B. Palmer, daughter.
 Another little shower last night added much to the comfort of the people.
 Mir. John O. Dougherty has given the Star another attack of the nightmare.
 Mrs. Narcisss AguIrre IS quite Ill at the residence of Mir. M. G. Ssmanlego.
 Dr. Hart. agent at San XsvIer for the Pspagos, has returned from a vlslt east.
 The firm of King & Dungan, sttor- news. was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 If is reported that the new law firm of Stephens & Dungan will be soon an nounced.
 Judge Mitchell, of Tombstone, arrived this afternoon, to remain a few days ID the a. and h.p.
 Doc Rogers came up from Harshaw a few days ago, his first visit to Tucson for two years.
 The only document filed for record to- day was the official bond of D. Hender- son ss Notary Public.
 The bonanza company have stopped tunnelIng in Mount Ben Nevis, and are now drifting north and south on vein.
 The Republican headquarters are at the old Belmont house, opposite the bell tower, on Church plaza.
 Mr. W, Atkinson IS in the city from Calabasas, as a delegate to the Re- publican county convention.
 Mr. John V. Weigle will arrive to-day from Hartt's camp as delegate to the republican county convection.
 Dr, F. A. Odermstt still has his den tal rooms up stairs Tn the old place. He has moved only his residence down stairs.
 The grand jury to-day brought in 8 partial report, which included an indIct- ment against Miguel Lopez. The charge against ChRs. Ayres was ignored.
 The Feast will open tomorrow night in brilliant style. The booths are going up with rapidIty, and the general ar engagements will far surpHss those Of past years.
 Rev. David McFawn and Mir. J. W. Grant came up from Nogsles by yester- days stage to attend the republican county convention.
 The Palace Hotel will spread a big dinner for its many patrons tomorrow Its Sunday dinners are growing famous and are looked forward to with fond an ticipation,
 The Fiesta will open tonight, and great preparations have been made to render its success complete. The games will be numerous and the music good.
 At the Republican primary, held ID Gro Blanco, \. Crocomb was elected chairman, Chas. F. Sprsker secretary and pr. A. H. Noon delegate to the County Convention.
 A silver ledge asssying 800 ounces to the ton has been discovered ID the santa Catalinss, not far from the sight Of the ruins of the prehistoric furnaces exist ing there.
 There was a large attendence at the park last night. and a highly enjoyable tine was experienced. The concert by the Eighth Infantry band wEs psrticu- larly appreciated.
 From a party recently on the reserya. ton, We learn that the White Mountain Apsches have been having 8 big drunk on tizwin, and are threaten ing and vicious gin cOnsequence.- Clifton Clarion.
 Joe. Sresovich returned from the Santa Cstalinas last night. He says Sam Hall has started up his little pros- pectlng mill and will soon have some gold bullion to market.
 Now IS the tune when the candidates suavity is exceeded only by his persis- tency, and the sweet tatfy IS spread all over that important functionary, the delegate. The milk of human kindness has burst forth in a flood, and 1t is fear ed that its reservoir will be exhausted before election day Is reached,
 The Cosmopolitan Hotel will give one of its sumptuous dinners tomorrow The city IS filled with visitors attending the conventions and the fiesta, and Mir. Klein intends to show them the good things his guests enjoy, and will dem onstrate the secret of the happiness and health Of the people who hsbitually dine at the famous Cosmopolitan.
 Tomorrow the San Xavier will spread a feast for the politicians and candidate sauce will season the delegate soup ID conventional style. Mayor Rayfeld has kindly smile for his human brethren, and q bounteous table of more substsn- tial diet. On tomorrow he will be pleased to meet all the hungry folks at the San XavIer, at the usual dinner hour.
 Judge F. k. Miller submits hls name to the republican county convention as a candidate for nomination as county judge. MT. Miller has the reputstioD of being sound and careful lawyer and a thoroughly conscIentious man, and his selection would certainly be one oi great merit. His quiet, unassuminR ways and unostentation are strong points in his favor, while his genial nature has won him many warm personal friends.
 The habit of lodging Rhode Island prohibition by importing whisky m DOT celain eggs, suggests a change m that stirring hymn, "rhe Little Brown Jug, winch might run: If had 8 hen that lad such eggs, I'd put silk stockings oD
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