Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.

meet tonight.
 There was big crowd Of people at the Fiesta last night, enjoying the de- liGhtfnl music.
 The ticket nominated by the Repub- hcans of Pins county, bears victory upon its face.-The Tombstone.
 A woman is wanted to do general housework n small family. See spe- ciRl notice in the Want" column.
 Baptist services will be held st Christ's chapel to- morrow at II a. m.. standard time, Rev. U. Gregory. D. D., officiating. Sunday School at r. n.
 The Republicans of Pima county nom- mated M. s. Snyder for clerk of the county court. Jack" will run "hke a house sfire. ."-Tombstoue Democrat.
 The Sonora stages are advertised to- day, 10 carry freight and passengers to Buenos Ayers ranch, Humbolt camp, Sssabe and Altar. Nr. F. J. Villaes- cusa Is agent.
 A birthday picnic was given to-day at Sam Hughes ranch above Silver Lake. and large party of young people went out to en!oy themselves.
 Rev. Downs will preach Sunday morn. ing on "Tne Value of Life" At night
 he will speak on "The Ballot and the Bible; or The Moral Qualification oI Political Candidates for Office.
 Hathaway arrived last night and says
 that about lJ miles of track are finished R-ils are scarce. but there are plenty CD route John Dickson has found new coal cIoppings, 20 feet wide-Courier.
 Mir. Carlos H. Fully has resumed charge Of the San Xavier school where he gave such general satisfaction last year. He commenced his present term
 last Monday.
 Mir. Owen T. Rouse has become ssso- ciated with Messrs EarlT & Webb. Mr, Rouse's recognized Rbi ity ss 8 success ful lawyer, will add strength to the al ready prominent firm, and expand the scope of it's influence and engagements.
 The credit for the removal of the Warm Spring and ChiricGhua Apacbss from the reservation Is due to no one except General Nelson 4. Miles. Gov ernors ZulicE and Ross are not entitled 10 any share of If, Bs the Democrat and Tucson Stsr would have people believe. The Tombstone.
 Gospel services will be resumed at the Congregational Church tomorrow, the Sunday school meeting m the morning at 1l:45 o'clock, and preaching in the evening at o'clock. Regular atten- dsnts, and all others welcome. There will be no morning preaching service until October,
 Quite a party of ladies and gentlemen are visiting Major Thomas WilheIm's summer camp ID the Rincona, near VsiPs ranch Among them are Mrs. A V. Ksutz. Mrs. J. W. S1mmerhsyes, Mrs. Wm. Z-ckendorf, Msj1r Wilhelm. Lieut.. F. V. KruG and Mr Lowell H. Jerome. Mir. Wm. Zeckendort will go out to the camp this evening.
 Graham county sends the following delegates to the democratic territorial convention: P. J Bola1, c. Layton, H. B. Boon, George II. Stevens, E. E. Norton and s. W. Pomeroy.
 Mrs. Samuel Kgtzenstein and her three children arrived by last nights train from California. Her visit has greatly improved her health and she appears greatly benefited by tue refresh ing breeZes from the ocean.
 Among samples of lob work circulated by eastern printing houses n 8 hope of dIvertinz the patronage of merchants from their home printing establishments, come some specimens bearing the busi- ness card Of Tucson merchants who have complained because some residents have seen fit to send abroad for their goods, and have urged them to patron lze home industry. Such evidences of insince-ity and hypocrisy are quite amnsing, particularlyssO in view Of the fact that the prices pad for such print ing, when added to the express charges or postage, amounts to within a few cents of the prices charge by the local printing houses.
 One Of the fr4ll inmates of No, F Warner street, who had grown weary of her life of shsme, took dose of cold poison last night. Tine prompt spplica- ton of R stomach pump and the admin of antIdotes saved her life, but 1t was an exceedingly close call.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges the receipt of the August Roster of troops serving Tn the Department of Arizona. This valuable pamphlet has grown to be quite volume, tke present number con- tanning forty pages, and II IS a conven- tent source of reference in local military 
 The CITIZEN is not mistaken. The complaint lu the suit of Shaw vs, the County of Pima has been prepared, but will no. be filed until after the election thls fall. The attorney who has the pf tine case will never reach the position or district attorney of Pina county, even on a compromise.
 Gov. F. A. Tritle was on the trail. | last Saturday bound for St. Louis on i business connected with his Arizona He reiterated that Colonel | Eddy had told him in St Louis every | had been completed to l begin work on the Mineral Belt rail- | road He also said that the finishing of | the second ten miles of the Prescott | had been temporarily delayed | by the building of side tracks, switches. 1 etc, for portion already completed, and l [ hat the good work would go on unin- | heresfter.-Flagstaf Cham piOn.
 The washouts have been repaired | and through train from California | reached Tucson late las. night. bring | ing but one days mail. The other back | mails will arrive by the eastern trains during the next few days, they having l been sent by way of the A. X P. road to | and the 4. T. & $. F. to | Fl PasO. Twenty-two passengers came | in on the train; among them were Mrs. | U. Gregory, John Prince and wife, Judge | Haynes and wife, Messrs J. H. Martin, Max ZIer, B. M. Jacobs, Julius CZerwiDs- ky, Rev. H. Hammond Cole, Dr. J. c. Handy and others.
 F. c. Stanton, who was brought here on Q charge of implication in Martin massacre, was released yesterday. not sn iots Of evidence of . any kind being ound against him. It now begins to eak out that the arrest was a bit of Ipite work, 1t appearing shat certain parties were endeavoring to sell a large bring to the New York Stock and Water Company, operating ID Antelope valley, O which Stanton claimed title and stop ,ed sale, and these are the parties st rhose instigation Stanton was arrested.