Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27
WEEKLY CITIZEN
f,Iohe bad a frost on the 18th.

through recently on his way home, after s leave Of absence of eight weeks.
 VII. Eldred and Mir. Knudson of the Atlas Mining Company, leave for Red Rock this evening.
 Capt P. l.. Lee, 10th Cavalry is stop ming at the San Xavier, having been summoned as 6 witness before the Q. s. court.
 Col, Tom Smith, district attorney for New Mexico, IS visiting with hIs brother, Major Smith, receIver of public moneys Iu the United States land office.
 Hon. Marcus A. Smith will address the public in Reid's opsrs house. The performance will commence at 30 p. nl. Ladies are especially invited.
 The fifth game of the worlds base ball championship resulted ID game for the Giants. or the five games plsy- ed. The New Workers have won four.
 Si Goodtrieni, at one time reporter on the CITIZEN but now with he New York Sun will sail for Australia with the great American ball team as corres- pondent.
 On last Saturday at the territorial fair there was five mile Indian foot race. The time made by the winner 2S min utes, was something remarkable.
 The United States trial jury in the case of the negro soldier from Fert Grant charged with murder. announced themselves as being unable to agree and were discharged.
 Mrs, Brewster Cameron and family ar rived in the cIty yesterday from the San Rafael Ranch. They have taken the Edwards House and vii. reside here during the winter.
 The city council and sll other city snd county officials have been invited to take Feats op the stage st the Democratic Jolhfcstion tonight regardless of poli- tics or political sympsrhies.
 Siewert is the only man in town that knows how ta get up good dinner and the FsshIen Restaurant is the only place where such dinner can be served. Try the experiment and be convinced.
 Mir. George Christ favored the CITIZEN with some important campaign text books. IL is needless to say that they gre republican and as full of antI-demo- cratic facts as SD egg IS full of meat.
 The Copper Queen Consolidated Min ina Company of Arizona. paid on Oct ober Ist, its second dividend this wear of fifty cents share. aggregation S70 GOO making, S140,000 pad to odate.-EPITAPH
 Rev. Howard Blllmsn of Cincinnati, together with his wife and baby has ar rived and will take up his permanent residence in Tucson. Mir. BillmRn, will, ss general superintendent, assume charge of the Indian schools located n this place.
 The republicans had a rousinR meet ing at Fairbanks, They were addressed by General Wilson, candidate for con gress. They cheered him heartily and he made hosts If friends. Even bis democratic opponents admit the meet ing was grand success.
 Weather honors are about evenly di- vided between Messrs. Sam Hughes snc E. l. Wetmore. The former p-ognostI cates a sleighing snow in the old pueblo while the latter contents himself with the prediction that We are to have avery wet winter. WiggIns IS nowhere.
 Douglas Snyder. the next sheriff Of Pima county. came in from the "ountrs to-day. While out be did good work for the republics ans all along the line. He is enthusiastic over the result and cer- tainlv he has good reason to be % as the republicans were never so united as now
 Dr. O. l.. Mshoney is giving his entire time aud attention to his fine farm. locs- ted within two miles O. PheniX, which IS one of the finest ID the valley. The sturdy old doctor IS deserving well O. the good fortune which is visiting hlm and We trust it will loug cOnsiDue.-Ga- Zette,
 The great register will contain exact ly 2363 names, SD actual incr ase of 4lo names over the great register of last year Of the 2363 voters reg stered recorder Sampson computes that eb0ut l45C votes will be cast in the Tucson precinct. This will leave some gro and odd to be cast by the balance of the county.
 4 man by name of Antonio BsstsdO was brought to the Hospital last night, suffering with a crushed arm He was on passenger No. % and when in or near L0rdsburg fel from the steps of the platform upon wnicn he was sitting smoking with the result noted. This morning his arm, the left, was smputst- ed st the shoulder and he Is doing as well as can be expected under the cir cumstances He 56 yerss of age.
 One of the most delightful articles in Hsrper's Magazine for November-ln- deed, one of the mos. delightful of the present yolu me-is a sketch of "rhe New Orleans Bench ead Bar ID 1S33,' by Charles Gay are. The pen portraits of such men as MsZureau. Hennen, ,Grymes, "Old" Seghers, Edward Livingston, and iislet gre simply inimI'sble of their kind and they stand out the more clear iy owing to the background Of incident against which the writer has placed them.
 The recs:tion rendered to General Wilson and party at Bisbee on the 2Oth WAS A perfect ovation. The visiting del egstion cannot refrain from expressing their thanks b the Queen company for their kind treatment. Eyerythirg that cot.ld possibly be done for thelr comfort was done. A magnificent collation. YVES spread in the library bnilding, 10 winch nil were invited. Mir. Lewis Williams, as usual, came to the front and laboTed most necessarily to make the stay Of the marty ID tbe copper camp one of the most pleassn. features of the campaign.- Prospector.
 The two excellent stories that have been running in Harper Magazine dur Ing the present year end ID the Nove- mber Number. These are William Blacks In far Lochaber," and w. D. Howelrs Anne K.lburn." and they are among the best which have ever sp- peared in ths periodical. MT. Black and Mr Howells differ greatly Tn their styles of writing and plotting, and per hGps this is the reason their works jap pear to great advantage when placed side by slde. The critics will doubtless have something to remark when these books appear Tn book form, but It certainly can not be said Of them that trey have an unhealthy influence, or that the lessons shey teach are bad. No one csn resd either Of these stories without being the better of It. Other fict,on in this nun Der is "A Pink Villa" by Miss Constance Feuimore Woolson, pleasant story ID this well-known writer's best style. lt is chGrmiugly Illustrated.
 Mr, George Williams was engineer on