Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN
sATURDAY DECEMBER 15, 1888,
LOCAL NEWS


 G 4.b Cavalry, stationed st Ft. Lowell
 If has taken nearly two weeks for besdousrters of 4th Cavalry to receive theIr feeight by rail from Et. Huachuca.
 Geo. Daily Esq. of Tombstone, mem Der elect of the Legislature is visiting Judge Barnes and frmily.
 Stocknen who have been gathering cattle during the recent ram found lt s1- tremely disagIeeabie,
 Capt. H. P. Kingsburg. 9th Cavalry, has been granted four months leave of absence.
 There will be a regular conclsve Il Arizops Commsudery No l., Knights Templsrs, held at the Asylum this even ing st 7.30 s'clock.
 R.R. Richardson is ID town from the Crittendeu Ranch, lie shipped lO cars of steers to Los Angeles yesterday from Psntsno.
 Hon. J.W. Darlington sent Receiver Fred w, Smith a handsome boquet yes terdsy. Yuma certainly leads in beau tiful flowers,
 Mir. J. s. Mansfield of the Pioneer Book Store, is already receiving hls stock of Holiday goods which will be uncommonly large.
 Mr1Robert A. Hume, foreman of the CITIZEN office, retnrned last evening from A brief visit to San Francisco. MT. Hume is one of the best job men on the coast.
 Railroad travel east is quite brisk while very Jew seem to be going west. This state of travel will probably be re- yersed next month.
 The Fashion Rest ursnt always was good. is good and will always be good. It feeds itA patrons with un5ounded IT, berality and is deserving of the wide range of public patronage he secures.
 The Phenix Herald seems to go out of its WAY to csst a mean reflection up, D Roysl A, Johnson of this city. Tucson has not 0 better citizen or one that IS more respected.
 Mrs. Holbrook and her daughter Miss Mabel. sister and nelce of Dr. J. c, Handy, arrived Friday evening from San Francisco. Their numerous friends will regret that their visit is brief one, They return either tonight or to-mor- TOW night.
 MeKsnlass minstrels made 8 fine showing ID their street parade to-day. Tonight they appear in the Opera House and will draw 8 crowded house. Manager Reid is to be compliuented on securing so good a company for his house.
 MEN. Fish one of the old and res pected citizens of Tucson has shied his castor in the ring for Councilman Of the lst Ward. He Is good citizen and U heavy taxpayer. If elected he will serve the interests of the people faithfully,
 The Meals at the Cosmopolitan Hotel tomorrow will be unusually fine and lucky i deed is he, she or they who ob- tain seats Rt the well laden boards. At the Cosmopolitan they dine to live and live to enjoy she good things Of life.
 The city election takes place on Mon day next. Look well to your tickets The voting places for the first ward will be at the City hall. for the second ward on the south side of Church Plaza. Polls open at sun rise and close at sun down.
 L4lHE JCselG AGnNA AAah "AAA n-AAFN next Monday evening and will speak a; the Congregational church on tuesday and Methodist church on Wednesday. | er reputation as lecturer IS world wide. Tuoson's best musical talent will furnish the music on both occasions.
 The services a the NJ, E. Church to- morrow are as follows: Sunday School at 10 a. m. and public preaching a. II 8. m. At7-30 p. ID. Judge Maxwell will, by special request, give hIs lecture on 1.-The Character end Labors of the Apos tie Paul" This lecture has been com. mended as masterpiece of htererture and thought. Special music will be rendered ot sll the services.
 Major Wtam tells Q very amusing circumstance ID connection with the election at his old home III Salem, III. It seems that when 1t was known that Harrison was elected every republican that had voted turned out m monster parade with a rooster, except Judge Shsffer who was formerly supreme judge of Utah.
 It is to be hoped that at the encamp- ment of the C., A. K ID this city, Mr. A. B. Sampson will be chosen department commander. Mir. Sampson is an old resident of Arizona, has served the peo- pie as county recorder for four years without a blsmish against his name, and in fact would be commander that all could not hel but respect.
 The Tucson Building and Loan As citation is prospering beyond the most sanguine expectations of the stockhold- ers. Great csrs should be taken by the directors to see that loans are only made to parsons who contemplate building and not for the redemption of morfga- ges.
 A bill should be passed by the next le Qirlsture to prevent Irmonr from sell ing his dressed meats Tn the territory The railroads give him special rates and be undersells the local butchers until he has driven them out ard there raises the price higher thar before.
 A Spokane Falls, W. T.. dispatch gives the following news regarding R man well known in Graham county and Southern Arizona generally, The dispatch says: "The OreRonian recently purchased the Review of this city and sent Major Geo, | Barter, who has been connected with | several California papers, to take charge. | bdrter uAs gone lUehICs ff6 iaLNASc uC | owns e140,000,000 in England"
 By tle time the CITIZEN reaches Sits readers the contest for oity fGvors will | have been won. There are two csndi. dates for Mayor, ". E. Stevens, the pre- sent incumbent. and Fred Maish, the we'll known .tockman and proprietor of he Palace Hotel. There are two can iidstes for assessor, Geo, Foster and Adam Sanders; two candidates for Ei large, k. V. Grossetts md Leopoldo CsrilIo; three candidates 'or councilman of she first ward, Wm. Reid, Geo. Lesure and K N. Fish; two ,sndidstes for recorder. Judge Charley Never and W. Nj. Jacobs. Hon. NJ. P. Freeman for treasurer and Wm. Roche or msrshal ere the only two candidates D the field without opposition. Almost very available vehicle iu town hss been pressed into service of carrying voters 0 and from the polls.
 Judge Meyer impsuuelsd jury ID be Sopher case to-day. They viewed he remains and took available tesrimo- y. The letter referred to elsewhere Tas opened and read. It was dated Dec in and stated that he contemplated