Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

| Uolu one ue ID ms lie.
 Receiver Wallace, of the Land Office, will start for Pennsylvauis ID a day or two to be absent until October 1st.
 A new To. of Spanish faces, swiss embroiderles. hamburg &c., just re ceived at Lonergsn, Holmes { Cos.
 Considerable placer gold comes ID from the Santa Catalina mountains.
 Mir. John Falls. of WilcoI, IS in the city attending the democratic territorial convention.
 Mir. Charley DriscoI came up from | Tombstone on Saturday evening. to at- tend the democratic convention.
 Mr. Henry Goldwateris s delegate to the demo,rstic convention from Yuma county.
 The Mexican citizens are arranging 10 properly celebrate the anniversary oi Mexican independence, on the 18th ir- ! stant.
 | fine lot oi gents underwear, neck tes and suspenders just rec iveI Ht LoaergRn, Holmes | Cos.
 Mr. Jose'hus Ply, formerly the city | Rqu 4rian Of Tucson. IS tEe democratic candidate for sheriff of PInal county.
 Mans comfort cigarettes. just the thing. Juno clHare. for 2jc., or for 5Oc-, at Gabe EInstein's, pssr the Palace hotel.
 Mir. Thos. E. Parrish srrived on Sun day morning from Prescott, as s dele gate to the democratic territorial con vention.
 LoDergan Holmes < Co. got m this morning a handsome line of gents, youths and boys pants which they have
 marked at extremely low prices.
 Go to Lonergsp, Holmes < Co.'S for be-; quality tt lowest living prices. o' turkey red, blesched and unbleached damssks.
 Mir. George r. Meek, formerly one ot the antimonIal mGDipulators in tn 1 CITIZEN composing rooms, has been nominated by the Pinsl county demo crsts for probate judeKe.
 Mir, Al Perry, deputy sheriff at liar shaw, was in the city last Saturday. II Al was not a democrat lots of good things might be said of him
 The Star preysricstor seems to be troubled about "msshers." IL indicates that be has not yet fully ou.grovn hit Clars-voysnt proclivities.
 The Mint has made grand success iu its busIne-s matters, and now It of ! fers its many customers the celebrated | Anheuser Busch beer, ice cold, with 6 free lunch at noon each day. Try the Mint.
 EHon. W. c. Watkins. of Globe, is ir ] the city ss 8 delegate 70 the democratic l | territorial convention. Mir. Watkins if | unfortunate in his political blindness | but he is fully compensated for that de | feet in a thousand virtues that mske up l an honorable and upright man. Since the water mains have been | coated with Santa Cruz mud. the flavor | of the water has not become a. all i'm | proved. If one cf the Santa Catalina | streams could only be tapped and turned | into the city $ mains, 1t would be glad | day for Tucson.
 Nearly sll the ranchmen and t4amsters from the country, put up their teams when h the city, at Conn's corral oD Meyer street, His charges are reRsonR- ble and the stock IS well cared for. He has family carriages and Ell kinds of rigs for hire at cheap rates.
 Fl Smith, son of Mir. E. J. Smith, has graduated with honoTs at St. Msry's College, Cal. and returned to this city to begin his practical career. He is sn excellent accountant snd will likely find position in that capacity in this city.
 Mir. D T. Elmore brought Tn two more bars of bulliou from the old Jesse Benton mine at the Owl Heads, on Saturday. Thls mine has been pro ducing bullion just as regularly as the weeks roll around, under Mr. Elnore'e careful management and it can be rank ed among the steady producers of south ern Arizona
 The CITIZEN job rooms will here after be under the charge of Mr. Robert A. Hume. 8 capable and artistic printer, who has enjoyed eXperlence Tn some ui tue largest and best offices on the Pacific coast. With it's constant additions t. its facilities, and the employment of thorough vorkmeD, the CITIZEN. job rooms are now better prepared than ever before to turn out large quantities of all classes of commercial printing, in satisfactory style and at low prices
 The morning ruminant displays great concern upon ths "demorAlIzed" condI- tiOn of the "CITIzRS gang" since the churches closed for the summer, and ex presses the belief that the very old l Nick has taken possession of them. IL Is hinted ID church circles that old Nick l has got about ss big gathering as fl cares to harvest in the Star gang, and laughs heartily when the good bishop pays the monthly interest upon tn. $500 that the Hughes subscribed to- wards building the church and then failed to pay. Don Sanford and the devil will foreclOse on their mortgages one of these days.
 Mr. A. P. Beaver. the painter who started for South America some weeks ago, went to New Orleans, thence to New York. thence by the steamer North | land for Antwerp, st which place be took the regular steamer for Buenos Ayres. It was lorg journey, but the quickest time was made, while the eI- pense was 20 greater.
 NIT. James Woods and wife, of Casa Grade, are in the city purchasing furn- iture and carpets for their new hotel They keep model establishment and ( enjoy the patronage of the travelling pubhc pretty generally.
 The following ticket vas nominated by the Maricops republicans Saturday afternoon: James Stinson, nominated for sberiff; E. B Kirkland, treasurer; H l.. Wharton, recorder; F. l.. Brill and k. Rood. sup ervisors; C. Eschmap, cor onor and pubic administrator. Tug Wilson was convicted of grand larceny ID the county court yesterday. He tapped Ricksbaugh's faro bank till and took nearly a thousand dollars out, and the next day turned states evidence against himself hoping to lessen the degree of his crime
 The San Xavier hotel will spread splendid Sunday dinner to-morrow. The people generally dine at the San ! Xavier ou Sundays and enjoy the boun tiful lu1uries provided by Mayor Ray z field. TnrI,r |