Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-24
Mark Smiths majority is reported to

Sonora oranges have etruch tue market like cyclone. They can De had at at every fruit stand in the city.
 MT. Frank Dysart of Solomonyllle has been in tbe aitv Tor the past several days att .nding to land office business,
 A meetipc cf the Tucson Gun Club bss been called 1or Saturday evening. See other rorce ID ihis column.
 Mir. Trichler. a former guard at the Yuua prison came iu last evening with Hon. ThOs. Gates.
 Mrs. Fred W, Smith has been quite i'll during the past few days with malaria and neurslgis,
 Mohave IS Ire Banner Republican county. IL gives General Wilson ma jority of F over his democratic compe- titor Smith.
 The ladies all like them and eonse- ouently all wear them, those hobby Lon don walking jackets at l.. Zeckendorf & Co.'S.
 l. is reported on the streets that work op the Davidson Killito ditoh IS again .o be pushed. This time it IS hoped with success.
 The next legislative assembly will stand 13 democrats to II republicans. The council will stand republicans to democrats.
 A Holbrook druggist received the following note, signed by woman, the other day: "PleRse give bearer enough ipeksk to throw up i year old glrl."
 George Clark, who killed Philip Ament was on examination before Justice Griffith in Nogsles, held for murder in the first degree. He was brought to the isil here.
 The ball given by Apache Lodge A. o U. W. last evening at Masonic Hall wss 6 grand success both financial and other wise. The supper by Siewert was one of his best efforts and was all thai could be desired.
 Ohsrley's Restaurant on Toole Ave. near she Southern Pacific Depot, has everything nice. clean and neat. The dining room is fine, good meals always can be had for 9 cents or board by week, five dollars.
 A special order has just been issued from the war department, forbidding all sale of wine or beer st Post, company or Tegimental oanteens, ss such sales were seriously objected to by the post traders who are allowed the exclusive privilege of such trade upon military reserves.
 Hou, Nj. P. Freeman quite seriously i'll for the past several days IS now reported to be seriously convRlec'1g. As soon ss able. he will with Mrs. Freeman, leave for California to recuperate bis wasted strength. They expect to be absent a month or so.
 Col Block. chief prescription clerk at Dr. Geo. Martin drug store who for the past several days has been confined to his bed, is sgRIu able to be about. He took a severe cold aud iE unfortunately settled in his right eye, Hence the trouble,
 Hon. Thomas Gates Of Los Angeles. formerly superintendent of the Yuma prison. came in from the west last even ing. Mir. Gates is sn old timer here and has host of friends who are always glad to see bIm.
 There will, by order of he committee. be a meeting Of the tucson Gun club iu the Fashion Billiard Hall at o'clock Saturday evening. Business of impor- tance will be transacted and full at tendance i5 urgently requested.
 Mir. Frank AIiIteuberg announces him self q candidate for reelection to the city councilman r. m the 2nd Ward. MT. hliltenberC has served the city faithful ly and well in the past and his reelection will be not only compliment to him. self but to the city Rs well.
 Mir. Leopoldo Carrillo is in the field for the city council. He is one of the oldest and best known of all our citi- zens, has large property interests and if elected will tiil the ofice with credit. Mir. Csrrillo vas formerly R member and thoroughly understands the duties that devolves upon the office,
 In writing. the account of the parade which appeared iu Wednesdays issue, the CITIZEN failed to give Mir. J. O. Ford credit through an oversight for the i'm portant work and assistance be gave the committee. It was mainly due to his efforts that the "broom brigade" made suoh ssplendid appearance.
 Congregational Church. Meyer st., op- posite Court Plaza. H. Hammond Cole, pastor Preaching in the morning al 10 30 o'clock and in the evening at z o'clock. The Sunday School will meet at I2 ID, Public cordially invited to at tend. Seats free and strangers welcome A EtWhFU or QhN Dten OueTeu LOT the arrest of the man Harr son who some months since under the guise of an agent of Madame Demorest, attempted to swindle Mrs. Olson and Mrs, Douglas. He was one of the meRnest kind of swindless imaginable and should be caught if possible.
 The following hint to wives who have brutes for husbands appeared in the Salem Mass Observer of April 24, 1927: "A woman in New York who had been beaten by her husband finding him fast asleep sewed him up in the bedclothes, and in that sItus stion thrsshed him sound ly.
 MT. George Fosters announcement for reelection 10 the office Of Assessor and Collector IS published elsewhere. MT. Foster has held this office Tor the past several terms and hss conducted it Tn first class shape. If reelected be will continue in the same straight line of duty that has characterized his offici- al course.
 Following is the list of Graham coun- ty officials, who will take office next Jan uary. Councilman. Burt Dunlap; As semblymRn, s. W, Pomeroy; Sherih, w. Whelsn: District Attorney, A. M. Pat terson; Treasurer, ". W. DamroD; Pro bate Judge, John Blake; Recorder. Ed usrdo Soto; Surveyor. II. D. Cast; Su- pervisors. t. 4. Cutter and J. E, Bailey. -Olsrion.
 Stevenson ,S Wslder paid out S2.2S0 last night to the lucky winners ID the pool which was formed short time before She election to cover the money sent up from Tucson to bet on Cleve- lands election. The winners send greeting to the losers in Tucson. and hope that they will not be so foolish as to again wager their coin on a free trade proposition.-PTospeot
 Death has invaded the once happy house-h hold Of Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Judd and robbed them of one of their little ones they held so desr. Last night their little son aged 4 years died ot deptheria sitter Q short illness. The fun-