Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS

T
 smelter is visiting the city for few dsys.
 Mrs. Porter came iu from Fort Hua-
 chuos last evening.
 There IS constant stream of Vichy
 flowing from Dr. Martins fountain the-e
 d,ys.
 Mrs. Adelaide James departed last
 ey5n.ag for Meirose CslIfUrnIs whele
 she will spend Ihe WaIm months.
 1. H. Manning returned last evening
 from ID eItsn led trlp through some oI
 tbe northern counIIes.
 NIT. Jalius GoldoBum left last even- iuG for an extended trIp through Calnor-
 ma.
 Lsst Sunday MT. Geo. Po-ch was again
 made & hsppy father. This time II Is b
 br.shi snd promising daughter.
 M,. WE. Elliott assistant postmaster has returned from 2 pleasant trip to h.. old home at St. Joseph Missouri,
 The good Tempigrs have arranged for
 sn interesting meeting tomorrow even IuR.
 Mr. Kuno Baum has returned from ID extended trip through the est, snd .s sgaIn st hls post In l.. ZeckendoIf
 t Co.'S.
 Mrs. Brewster Cameron or Lochiel and Mrs. Kerr of Ph lsde!pnlR who l. visiting her, came ID last evening 6no hsve rooms at the Russ House,
 Mir. Frank Cox. district attorney ci
 MsrIcOpB County, came ID last evening
 Frank Is one of ;he moss popular young men ID the territory.
 Mr. A. k. Hitchcock, assistant prinol- pal of the pubic school during tne past year. left Monday evelInR fos San Fran cisco where he will spend the summer.
 Tne supreme court of the Territory hl s affirmed the session oi the district court in the case Of E. O, shaw against Pins County, which Is In favor of the county.
 Albert Steinfeld. Alfred Donsu, Mir Williams, James Isilmsdze, Martin V ser snd Alden Bowers were admitted q to Arizona Lodge No. A. O. U. W. lssl eveDIng.
 The exercises at the open meeting of the Good TemplArs, tt Grand Army Hall this evening. commence promptly st 7;3U. snd sn interesting programme will be gwen, The doors are open and free to Ril.
 Mr.Johnsou. the new Pima and Pspsgo Indian agent, csme down from the agency last evening and to-day went out to San Xavier to investigate some eases of measles reported to be existing there.
 Tonight the public will have tue pleasure of hearing another bright en- tertsinment on ths Plaza by MsI Franklin, the king and psps of 'em ali. ! Everbody welcome. Ladies are es- pecialiy invited.
 G R Horton, the celebrated optioisn, l lately from the East, IS stopping st the | Fremont House for two dsys only, sud | is prepared to test and it eyes on scien. | tific principles.
 There is no nonsense about Billy Re | | building the new opera house, h | Torkot manufacturing sdobes is p O. greesIn2 ss fast ss possible TIsbt on th; | ground. His past experience has taught | him vnst the cisy needs aLd he will | build accordingly.
 Frank J. Heney and Earn Webb hays 1 Tor ned 6 law psrtne shIp uaae- the fru | nam ot Webb q Heney. They are b ,,b | young men, we'll and fzvnrably ktovu and capable plinst-kiug lssy-fs A., business entrusted 10 them "Ili rere:v- careful attention. ThaIr eff Is locs;- ton street where Mir Webb has had hIs office for some time.
 Mayor W. E Stevens, ss has been h's usual custom for srvrrul years, Was Tic- iug down to hIs s:oTe yesterday moFr- ing on bis bicyc'e. To passing down MissI.ls street opposite the MasI1n Doree, chip or something caught IT his wheel throwing him violently 10 the ground and sprRI1ing bo:h wrists bsdiy. At pres mt he has no use of hIs hands whatever srd he will no donb; be ln helpless condition for some time.
 From 6 private dispatch from Ch'cagc tod sy tbe indicR,ioUs are favorable for the nominations of Allison scd harrl O. or AlRer and Harrison. The prestn s.atas points to either one or the other of these tickets. Combinations male so night, however, may change all thls. The various delegations are carefully conferrInC to-day in order to ascertain which candidate most fully represents the principles laid down in the platform upder consideration. Perfect harmon prevails, and all personal Interests Will be waived for tbe success of the party.
 The Good Templsrs of this city have set apart one evening during each ID 1nth to hold an open meeting. Ihls IS for the benefit of the public. The regular order of business IS gone through with, members are 6ll ID regalls and s literary and musical programme is the interesting feature Of the occB- slou. ThIs evening the opening meet ing for June will be held st the d. A k Hall The meeting will open promptly at 7:30. An interesting literary pro- 0ramme has been arranged SO that the occasion will be one well worth enjoy ing. The public is cordially invited.
 The Tucson Star has been forced to admit that Resvis paid It for publish ing matter that was writ to help the Baron rob Arizouisns of their hard earn ed homes. So, the Courisr's charge ls true, according to the shameless state ment of the person who says he IS editor of the Star, and We want people who re side on the grant" to make note of this confession Of one who should have been their defender instead of their be trayer. Taking money from a would be land priste like ReBvis WAS sn awful sin against the people of Arizona. Hughes, of the Tucson Star, did that very thing and may God have mercy on bis corrupt carcass for having dune so. But, then, the base act was in keeping with all of his other acts, including his efforts to betrsy the Democracy. to bIsckusil Gov Zulick, U, 5. Marshal Meade, ex-Dele- gate Oury and other gentlemen.-Cour- ir.
 Hon. G. W. Rumble, of San Francisco and Geo. W. Sanders left yesterday for the Csrro Colorado mines for the pur- pose of clearing out the old workings and putting the same in working coDdl- ton. The mine is now owned bY J h. and W. W. SpsuidIng of Ssn FraucIsco. If the property IS ss good and promising ss it has been represent ed, old times will be restored st inc Cerro Colorado camp. Mir. Sanders if the superintendent and has pumping and hoIsting machinery s'l on the { Prnund ready to comm FnoA work Rt l