Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
A tramp in this citv . faw a.,.

deutial election year, cspitslis,. r,n.a
 airaid To invest their money. As snon
 as it hsd been determined which ,yoy
 the cat would jump. times throlsbon,
 The country would be better, and thars
 would then be less cause for tramnino
 but the next day, after a contidrntisl
 interview with Judge Meyer, he tramnsd
 and the town knew him no more.
 The Crittenden smelter will soon hs
 blown ID. It already has 25O tons of ore
 on the dump and an abundance of coke
 at hand. Geo. w. Piper < O., will fnrp.
 ish the smelter people with Aux for their
 furnace. The cOmpsny's own mines i'm
 Sonors will provide the necessary iron
 and also a large amount of ore. A. Il
 Stockton. Henry Drop, Al Pistorious
 and good many others are busy taking
 out ore for shipment there.
 Senors Victoria Berland is announced
 to appear at the Opera House on Thurs
 day and Saturday nights next Sefiors
 berisnd IS the only prestidigstrice
 m The world and performs soue marvel ious things. Among other startling
 tests she will introduce the famous "Osb- met of the devil" Mir. Berland is re-
 nowned for his impesonstions and the
 black Venus Tn La Paloms. They will use their own stage and costly psrspher- nslls. They are accompanied Gus Lang. late from Paris, London, and St. Peters burg. Lightning portsit and Lsndscape paiute. Paints portraits in 8 to 20 mlu- utes and landscapes ID anJ size from IL to 10 minutes.
 The long talked of sale of the Monarch aud Hercules mines in Cababi district has finally been effected through Mir. John J. Divine, for the snug sum of S5O.OOO. The purchasing parties are residents Of Chicago. The owners of the mines were Roy Stshl. D. Wiudmiller, Horace Mann and Wm. Reid of Scotia flime. All are good men and are to be on their fortunate deal. A mill to cost m the neighborhood of SlOO,OO0 will shortly be erected on the properties which are said 10 be first class.
 Olley Bishop of the Short Horn ranch, run onto a Mexican lion while riding signs. Ol crippled the beast and run it into @ cave. No sooner had the lion dis appeared than out jumped 6 bear ss biz as an OK; Ol opened fire on bruin, who ran for a mile or so until the Winchester WAS empty, then the grizzly turned and ran him back again. the pace cut out by the bar was too fast for old Coaly and Ol was soon on his feet flying for the
 snch VI b bruin a close second. Ol struck the house just as the bear hit the woodpile; the bear stopped to smell of the sT when Ol seized another gun and lad him low.-Socorro Bullion.
 A Kansas womsn's opinion of Los An yeles.-"I hsin't seen s decent potato since We come here," a Kansas woman was heard to remark. Gracious, wouldn't l give lot tO set down 10 a square meal of squashes and string beans and beets and rutsbagss! Them's the kind of 1inners We have out ID my country There's where you find pumpkins and pork and shanghsis what are shBnghsIs." In the street the Kansas woman is still more comfortless. You don't ketch me -idIng in one of them fickety things, oumpin' along over hills and hollers," ,be said of cable coach. I'd rather loot it any time than than get skeered to ieatb.
 The law sppertsinIng to'births, deaths, md marriages, went into effect July lst, 1887. Since thst time p deaths have been placed on record m the County Re ,order's office, i3 of which were in Tue .on, 10 ID the county hospital and out tide of the city limits. Of births but l9 nave been placed on record and of this number 17 were in Tucson, l ID Gro 3lanco and one in Gresterville. The curious feature of the births in this city Is that of the IT but were boys, and lne of them was still born. Among the I3 girls was one pair ot twins. While the records of births and deaths have outside of Tucson been almost totally iisregsrded, that relating to marriages has been in full compliance with the aw, as no marriage could be legally sol smnizsd without the issuance of B license from the County Recorder. From July list, 1887, to date, 19 licences were issued in this county snd 75 marriage were recorded.
 A lodge of the A. O. H., which cabal- stic letters are said to mean Ancient Order of Humility, has been organized n Globe, and it's members are making ihe most out of it. What the tenets of he order are, the writer is unable 10 say, but recently, when in Globe, he was courteOusly invited to be present at one of their To begin with, Globe lss the largest public house in the terri .ory, and when trimmed for the light antastic. can readily accommodate a lundred CT more couples. From their | odge room the members of the A. O. H., ,ome 40 in number, clad in Turkey red, now white. emerald green, indigo blue, md funeral black robes, of blss and | Itraight cut, and severslly armed with | m scimeters which flashed viciously ID | he light of their sputtering hsmoesus. hese turbsued men of Humility, headed | oy fife and drum, marched to to the | lall. Here, under the direction ot the | irand Mogul. they were put through cries of evolutions, not complicated, It IS rue, but graceful and picturesque, which were finely executed. This trough, dancing with their fair partners yas the order of the evening. Such an ,rder here would undoubtedly meet with much favor But finer looking ,ody of men than Globe displayed on hls occasion, would be hard to find any