Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
WEEKLY CITIZEN
SATURDAY NOVEMBER r, 1888.

ENLNAo-
 There are about 45O scholars in the public schools,
 The walls of the second story of the University building will soon be up.
 The Board Of Sap ervisors have been in session for the past few days.
 NIT. snd Mrs. I. N. Towne. of Calsba. sss, are stoping at the Russ House.
 The Building and Loan Association meet this evening in the district court room.
 Apache Lodge A. O. U. W. will give 6 grand bsll this evening at Masonic Hall Tickets including supper S2.50.
 Now that the election excitement is over, eastern excursionists will start by the thousand for Calit lrDIs.
 Hon. H. R Jefforis for the past seve- rsl days confined to his bed with rheu- nstism is again able to be about.
 The Presbytery of Arizona were an nounced to meet in Phenix Tuesday ev- ening. Rev. I. T. Whittemore of Flor ence, oficiGted es Moderator.
 Most of the election bets have been turned over. some few, however. prefer to wait the result of the official count before conceding the election.
 Mr. A. Hittenger received carload of fine whiskies this morning. There were several varieties and every one of the most approved brands.
 The reason why there is always such
 I c. 4., explain: an imence stock of goods, the right prices and satisfaction for all.
 The question of the fifth assembly, man lies between Messrs. Underwood and LeRtherwood, with the chances somewhat fn favor Of the former.
 Mark Smiths majority in PhoenlK l: 6l4, and Lin H. Orms's majority IL Phenix is 52l. Each of these gentlemen will receive nearly 1000 majority in Ms ricopa county.
 Col. J. A. Zsbriskie has been quite III with diptheris for the past few days and has been confined to the house. He no doubt injured bis throat by speaking in the open air.
 Slaughter's majority in CooAise couu- tY was l0l. He IS however about the .nly msn of prominence the democracy Of that county can show for their osm pslgn lsbors.
 The public library trustee5 will give b II on Thanksgiving eve. s7d tickets viii be on sale Tn 6 few days. It is hoped they will be successful in selling several hundred tickets.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges m in- vItation from Hon. Geo. Christ 70 be present at the big republican celebra- ton Tn Nogales on next ThurFday even ing.
 The county returns are all in but can- not be made public by the Board of Su- pervis0rs who will canvass the vote be- fore the 18th instant, when they will be officially announced.
 All members of ths Junior Republican Club are requested to meet at their headquarters, Tuesday, Nov. B at D. n. to partake in the great procession A fall attendance Is wanted.
 A rumor was started on the streets to- day stating that New York had gone democratic. Odd ss it may seem its champions did not care to put money on 1t.
 Rescue Hose number two will give their first annual ball on ThspksRiving evening at Firemen's Hall. The boys are all busy now making preparations and they expect to have grand time.
 Mir. Harry Elmer, the capable man. ager of the Webster-Brady Co, now starring at Reid's Opera House, is 6 gentleman we'll calculated to make many friends both for himself and troupe.
 There will be sociable at the Con gregstional Church next Monday eTen- ing. A nice musical programme has been arranged, and there will be DO charge for refreshments or anything else.
 Mir. Harry Barnett; proprietor of the Railroad Hous in CritteDden. IS m town serving oD the United States grand jury now in session. MT. Barnett makes a popular host and his hotel is largely pstroniZed.
 Supt, and Mrs. D. T, Elmore are ID the city from the Tortilitas. NIT. Elmore is unfortunately still suffering inter sely from rheumatism in one of his feet, It IS to be hoped however that 1t will soon be we'll
 "A. Stevens came in from Q1liotos last evening, bringing the election re- turns and several bars of bullion weigh ing 900 pounds. The mill has only been running ten stamps, but will shortly start up with twenty.
 Some of Cle7elsud's unfortunate packers have faces on as long as s jug. A handle only Is needed to complete the picture, Others again take their medicine with a smile and acknowledge defeat with all the good grace imsgina- ble.
 Treasurer Ben. Heney was elected by about 50 majority. At first the in dications were that he had been defeat ed, but the victory won evidences. plainly the county's appreciBtions ot his past services and present capabilities. Mir. A. Rsduill of Pheuix, the well known piano tuner snd agent IS ln the city, Mir. Reduill is thoroughly reliable and his fame as piano and organ tuner is & house word all oyer the Pacific Coast. Parties desiring his services can address through the post office.
 The sociable next Monday evening Rt
  a pIsin everyday socisble without re- freshments, Miss SchimmIlffennig and Miss Lena Carol will each sing s solo in addition to a good musical pro- ersmme.
 Sunday School at NJ. E. Church io- morrow at 10s. m. Preaching by the Pastor at II a, ID. and :. D. m. Spanish services at p. m. conducted by Rev. David AlVs. Every lover of good sing ing should not taIl to be present
 Large audiences were present. at the Congregational Church yesterday, both morning and evening. Tho Sunday School also had most encouraging ses- sion the attendance being ll6. There were five new members, and two new teachers were added.
 Col. Wallace accredited ss among the hest land office lawyers in the terri tory. IS in the city to-day. For the past 20 years Col. Wsllscs worked shoulder Co shoulder with Chairman Qusy Rud
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