Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-06

Mir Calvert Wilson, who for the past -onth has been dangerously ill IS now m fair way of recovery, and unless souethIng unforeseen happens will soon ba sble to be again about.
 NcKeon, who was convicted of big amy. was sentenced yesterday by Judge Barnes to 60 days in the county jail and |, fine of $500.
 Kengls, Wser & Kengls are cutting m some of the finest leather ever seen bIrs. and it Is of theIr own manufacture. They take pleasure in showing this leather to any body.
 Mir. Whitaker, the popular shoe maker, has removed his shop trcm Camp street to Congress street, and can now be found at Rogers old stand.
 Surveyor General John HIss return d from SD extensive trip to the LAkes last night. looking hale and hearty and much improved by the change.
 Dr. Dunn yesterday removed the bsndages from the body of Charlie Smith. and found the wound m the best possible condition and no serious re- sulss are now apprehended. - Pros pector.
 Supt. and Mrs. D. T. Elmore, of the Owl Heads were in town yesterday. They left for home this morning. MT, Flmore still suffers with rheumatism ID his right foot but the prospects Tor hls speedy recovery are fortunately now good.
 Figueros, the last man to commit murder in the Bsrio Llbre. Was sentenc- ed yesterday to 8 years imprisonment at Yuma. snd Quiiotoos found guilty O. being accessory to the murder of ord, was sentenced to 20 years at Yuma. Sheriff Shaw escorted them to their new home last night.
 Miss Nj. Hittinger and Mir. H. B. Ten pey are endeavoring to dispose 100 re- served seats for the opening of Reid's Opera House on the 10th. The seats are sold al S1.O0 premium which goes to Mir Reid. A list Of subscribers will be pub lished tomorrow.
 Mr. J. J. Sullivan, proprietor of the Meyer st. market, and Miss Maggie Eos ter, daughter of Geo. Foster. City Tax Collector, were united Ia marriage last Saturday morning. The young people are both well known here and the CITI- EN ing congratulations.
 Mr.C T. Hoff, travelling for 4. Gold smith < O., returned last night from successful business trip to Southern Pima, which he found prospering be- yond his most ssnguine expectations. AtNogales, OrIttenden and Hsrshsw bus mess was generally on the mend md largely improved since his former visit, three months previous.
 Rev. H. Hammond Cole. of this city, returned last night from his trip to the east. and all the regular services Rt the Congregational church will be resumed next Sunday We regret to add that the state of Mrs, Coles health is such that she, being under special medical treatment, thinks it best 10 remain sb- sent another month.
 Mir. Ben. Heney, Judge Jeffords and Col. T. A. Judd, three prominent re- publican candidates left for Nogalss this morning to look after their political fences in that direction. All three are good solid men and will make fiEst-cl8ss officers. The CITIZEN bespesks for them the kindest consideration of the voters of Pima county, whose interests they will faithfully and conscientiously serve after the first of January next. The Indians st Qusjste are raising their third crop of corn on the same fields this season. This thIrd or last crop is now in tassel. This statement to east ern people, and to Oslifornisns so far as that is concerned. ssvors much of the Munchsusen flavor, but it IS reported to be fact all the same. Arizona IS the wonderland of vegetation.
 Some sneak thief entered the room of Prof. W, W. Gillette yesterday and stole theretrom his entire wardrobe consist ing Of eight suits of clothes. He how ever, fortunately managed to save the one he WAS wearing at the time the thett was made. Mir. Hitchcock who rooms with him is also out something, but hls loss was small it being but portion of one suit. So far as known there IS no clue to the thief.
 Mir. l.. D. Chillson came in from Mo hawk today where he IS engaged ID farming on 8 large scale. The land IS entirely new and the first crop of cane and Egyptian corn sown was for hay As Rn evidence of the wonderful growth II may be stated that on the 4Jth day after being sown, harvesting com menced, The yeild varies ali the way from siz to nine tons to the acre. Ihls crop was raised with but one flooding Of the land. which was done immediately after being sovn. Beat this who can.
 The university building is progressing very rapidly. There IS probably not foundation in the territory mat VIII equal the one placed by Mir. Sullivan under thls building. The quality or the stone is superb and has been placed m the walls most carefully. Teams have been hauling brick for some time, and the building is now entirely surrounded wiih piles. The masons will DO douot commence laying brick this week, snd the progress of the building from thIs on will be much more rapid.
 Among the nominees of the Tucson republican convention We notice the names of such prominent and able men Rs Chss. R. Drake. Fl. B. Penney and J. J, Chatham, for the leglslRture; and Id. E, Lacy for supervisor and Thos. Cords for probate judge. If the balance of the ticket. which is composed of strangers to us, is as good as the names above mentioned the republicans ought 10 carry everything in Pima county this year, Charles R. Drake. was one of the ablest members of the fourteenth legis- LuIc. h. L.. Lucy eclNcu from Apache county, while Messrs. Ten ney and Chatham are both engaged m the newspaper business.--JournRl Miner,
 Outing for October contains a varied snd interesting list of subjects. Notice able articles are: The Boat Clubs of Chicago. One Mans Work of Cycling, Memories of Yacht Cruises, by the late, lspt k. F. Coffin; A talk about the .igskln, & review of riding for both sIes; Wild Duck Shooting, by Will hu c. Beers; Spesring Fish at the La oh1e Rapids, by H. B. Stevens; Pad dle and Pallettes, illustrated by the su- 'ho E. l.. Chichester; The TrsisinR of | iversIty Crew, by F. A. Stevenson. CapSin of the Yale Crew of 1888; How 10 tae 6 Tramp Trip, by Lee Merri- Resthr; and Ooursing in Ireland, by h'oer F, Walsh. Fiction IS we'll repre- sented5y a powerful story, Eliin' of Goose "nt, by Scott Campbell, and