Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.


 Major Geo. R. Smith and family re- turned last evening after sn absence of =aversI months in the eastern states.
 If Harrison opens the Jack Pot and Cleveland can't come ID, some of the Fashion boys will go broke.
 Nearly all the oardidstes, democrats snd republicans, left for the country this morning.
 Lieut.. John P. Ryan, 4th Cavalry, is relieved from duty in Texas and ordered 10 Fort Lowell.
 The sentence of dismissal in the case of General Forsyth has been commu- ted by the president 10 suspension from duty for three years on half pay.
 W. H. Luc is running iniepsadent for constable of this precinct. Billy is well and fsvorsbly known, and has made good record during the years he has held the office.
 The Riverside stage office is at Sam aniego's office on Jackson street. It leaves Mondays and Thursdays of each week, It goes by Msmmonth, Reding- ton and DudIeyvIlle,
 The Fashion restaurant is stll play in to cro9ded houses. Oysters, fresh fish, and every delicacy procursble in the market will always be found there, Finest meals in the cIty,
 Mir. John Bauer. for the past several
 s1x- q Gn "a rtl- covered ns to be able to be again on the streets. Mir. Bauer is well liked and his host of friends are glad Co see him among them once more
 Judge Anderson returned few days since from California where for the past several months he has been recuperat- ing his shattered heslth. He feels much improved and tte indications are good for a continuance of the same.
 The show windows of Stevens < Hughes are ss pretty as pictures. The display of fancy glass, ornsmented and table service WAS never excelled in thIs city The ladies are especially invited to call and satisfy themselves of the truth of the above statement. The par Ter lamps also on exhibition are msrvels of beauty.
 The findings in the court martial case Of Lieut.. Dean have finally been made public. The original sentence of the court was dismIsssl from the army. but these extreme measures were disproved by the president and the sentence Initi- gated to confinement for three months within the limits of hIs post.
 The Webster-Brady Company are drawing large audiences at the Acsde nv this week where they are presenting VI. 4. Brsdy's drsmstizstion of Hsg- gsrd's She" The scenic effects are good and the various opportunities of the story are made the most of in s bign ly effective msnner.-Chicsgo Mail,
 Mir. Fred A. Hodgson, business man. sger for "She" IS in the city and has made arrangements for the appearance ot his company in Tucson on the even jugs of the 7th and Sth inst. On the 7th the performance of "She"-a dram stized version of Rider Haggsrd's fam ous novel of that name. The second play IS also Rn excellent one. The house wlll undoubtedly be crowded. Secure your seats early. Tickets for sale st Fred. Fleishsm & Go.
 Betting on the presidential IS st full tide. It IS safe 10 say that there has been more money wsgered on the out come of the general election Tn Tucson than in any other town of its size on the Pacific coast. At first the betters on Cleveland were the first offerers, but re- gently the republicans have called the hands of all corners. Last night about s thousand dollars were stakei, in sums ranging from S25. % to several hundred.
 The utter failure of the last and best expedition to discover the loet Adam 8 diggings, the tales of the richness ot which are legion, has served the good end of forever disposinR of the '-hoodo" that has led so many adventurous pros pectors to the slaughter. It IS now gen. erally conceded that Adams WAS crazy, O. great dreamer. for it is utterly so- surd to believe that glittering box can yon of gold-quartz nine miles ID length, having @ stream of living water equal ID volumn to the Socorro hot spring, can yet be hid away by the Indian and re main unrevesled to the white man. The Socorro. mountain and its buried church treasure may now come to the front ChieftaIn.
 The Webster-Brsdy company open at the Alcazsr Theatre this week, produc- ing W. A. Brsdy,s drsmstizstion of "She" 1t has been the piece de resis- tsnce of sheir repertoire during their tour, and has drawn packed houses wherever produced, Mir. Brady IS in defstigRble ID his business and has be- gun to reap the harvest both ID honors, and the dollars of his dsdiee, Close at tenhon has been given to details, and Mir. Brady certainly has the best dram atizstion of the book. After witnessing the play we can understand the great success of the piece wherever presented. If Mir Brady keeps on in the road ne has ucEpped ont himself he will soon win hls spurs."-S, F. News Letter.
 A general court martial has been sp- pointed to meet at Fort Grant, A. T., at D o'clock & m, on the lst day of Novem- Der, 1888, or as oon thereafter as p-acti- cable. for the trial of such prisoners as may be properly brought before 1t, The following is the detail for the court Captain Charles D. Viele, 10th Cavalry. tsptain Joseph NJ. Kelley, lO.h Gay airy. Csptaln Thomas o. Lebo, 10th Cavalry. Captain Arthur w. Taylor, hs' sistant surgeon, 2i Lieutenant Garter P. Johnson, 10th Cavalry. Pad Lieuten- ant Powhatan H. Clarke, 10Ih Cavalry 2d Lieutenant Henry O, Keepe, IT,. 24tt Iufsntry. 2d Lieutenant Francis J, Koester, 10th Cavalry. lst Lieutenant William H. W. James, 2ith Infantry SrIra odrooata