Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20

been spending the heated term,
 Adolph Goldschmidt < Co.,, have re ceIyed 6 handsome new delivery wagon with 6 top, It was built to order by Fish Bros, of Racine and will be opera ted by Mir. Zuck good Republican.
 MT, F. J. Villaescusa came in from the San Pedro Friday last when he had been for the past eleven days rounding up his stock. During his absence NIT. Rufins Velez had charge of his store,
 Jack Snyder, Ben Heney, T, A. Judd and Lewis Martin started out this even ing to interview the voters throughout southern Pima. The boys took along plenty of good grub and cigars but no whiskey.
 Col. Jim Chatham, editor of the No gales Sunday Herald and republican candidate for tine legislature, will arrive here Sunday evening. Jim is well re- membered as an old resident of Tucson and is sure to poll strong vote here.
 Hon. Geo. Christ, rightly chased among the widest awake republicans in the territory, came ID last evening. He is en route to Phenix but will return here in the course of 3 or days. Mir. Christ is National Committeeman for Arizona and makes 8 most honorable and worthy representative.
 Justice Meyer was notified this after noon that 6 man had died suddenly at the Railroad Compsny's new water tank, about two miles south of town. The Judge immediately impannelled a jury and left for the place for the purpose of holding an inquest.
 Holy communion will be observed to- morrow morning at the Congregation al Church and all members are earnestly requested to be present. Also any mem bers of churches of Christ elsewhere, who are soiournIng ID the city, are cor dislly invited to unite in this service. | Hon. Chas. R. Drake has received the sad news of the death of his brother-i -in- law, Maj. John R. Finch, of Nashville, Tenn. The deceased was the father of Jack Finch, a former resident of Tue son. but now of Phenix. This makes the third death that has occurred in thIs family within 8 short time.
 The Star IS DOW engaged ID sn short to try and rob Hon. Geo. H. Stevens of the credit due him in securing the withdrawal of the order abandoning Ft, Thomas. Hughes never gave credit to spy one unless he was pad for 1t; but then s5 would buy him, body and soul. -Clarion.
 The Republican club will hold 8 regu- lar meeting tonight at their club room on Camp street, General Johnson, president of the club. has invited several gentleman to address the meeting and every republican is invited to be present. As the campaign progresses these meet ings become more interesting, and 6 good time may be expected this even ing.
 The great register of Pima county for the year of 1888 will contain 2349 names or whereabouts, as against l94S n lSs6 The total cancellations of those dead or moved away smountrd to 206. The total number of new names added to the great register will amount to about 607, of which 400 have been registered ID Precinct No. since Sept. list.
 Mir. Kengls, & harness maker in Tue son. helped Hughes of the Star out of his store, recently with number eight boot. IL is rumored that the Star don't twinkle in thss direction any more. It has come to a nice state of affairs ID old Pima when hsrness-mRker is permitted to boot the democratic organ grinder Gazette.
 Mir. J. J. Chatham, editor and proprie- tor of the Nogales Sunday Herald, came iu last night. NIT. Chatham is 8 cRndi date for rhe Legislative assembly on the Republican ticket and Till poll a rous- ing majority vote. He however. says that hls present visit here is not for election purposes, but to take in the big show and if possible secure the removal of the Adelphi Mission to Nogales. Tbis is "Jims" fsvorite hold and he thinks If located in Nogsles it would nov B wide swsth among the boys.
 A late San Diego dispatch says that President Edger T. Welles of the Inter national Company of Mexico goes to Ensensds, Lower California, on Thurs day, to arrange for building the rail road from that point to San Diego and thence to Yuma, He is accompanied by general counsel William Hsmmsrsley, associate counsel Governor George Sumner, of Connecticut, Charles Arnold of London, treasurer of the company, and Captain B. Scott of London, super. intendent of construction.-Sentlnel.
 A well known young man who is an enthusiastic sportsman, determined 8 few days since to get up early and take shot at the ducks. He accordingly set his alarm clock to go of at a. 10. Al that tune the clock made 8 noise closely resembling a threshing machine, and the young man jumped out of bed and grabbed the clock to try and smother the noise in order not to awaken the household. As 1t was wound up for 6 good rattle, he thought he would lie down and wait for it to stop, but he DO sooner struck the bed than he was sound asleep holding the clock in an affection ate embrace. He was awakened shortly after and his Bstonishment can well be imagined when he realized the siius- tion.
 A general court martial is appointed to meet at Fort Huschuca, A. T., at 10 o'clock a. DO. on the 12th day of NOvem- ber, 1898, or ss soon thereafter ss prac- ticable, for ihe trial of 2d Lieutenant Frank B. Fowler, 4th Cavalry. Detail for the court. Colonel Zenss R. Bliss 24th infantry, Lieut-Col. Edward P. Pesrson, 24th infantry, LieutOol. George M. Brsyton, 9th infantry. Major Joseph W. Whsm, paymsster, Major Eugene B, Beaumont, 4th cavalry. Msjor Curwen R Mcclellan, 10th cavalry, Major Dsinger- field Parker, 9th infantry, Major Tullius o. Tupper, 9th csvslry, Captain Charles 0. Hood. 24th infantry, Captain Alonzo E. Miltimore, assistant qusrtermaster Captain Gilbert E. Overton. 9th cavalry Csplsin Joel T. Kirkman, 10th infantry. CsptsIn Stanton A. Mason, 4th cavalry. lst Lieutenant James B. Erwin, RdIu- tsnt, 4th cavalry judge advocate.
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