Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

AOCAL NEWS
 An foe machine of 5000 capacity hss been received by the post quArtermsster of Fort Lowell.
 MT. OalTert Wilson has been quite sick during the past week with typhoid ma lara.
 John Hart of San Diego. one of the old fire boys of Tucson arrived last eve ming on 6 short vIslt.
 Mir. Vim. SIewert has received fine supply of Eastern candies. They will be on exhibition tonight at Rothschild's old stand.
 BoRN-In Los Angeles to Dr. and Mrs. x. H. Mstas, a daughter. The CITIZEN extends its congratulations.
 MT Metcalf of St. Louis came in from the west last evening and stopped over one train to visit Mir. and Mrs. H, R. JetfOrds and Dr. and Mrs. Hollowbush. NIT. Fred. Horne and Miss Louisa Mo- Lsne of Globe. were married in this city by Justice Meyer, on the 10th inst. IL Is said to have been s run away match.
 It is understood that the name of Ool. J. $. O'Brien, one of the most popular engineers on the s. F. R. R., will go be- fore the democratic convention for sheriff Jack is good fellow but IS on the wrong side of the political fence.
 John Hart, formerly well known drsymRn m this city, but who caught the California boom fever. packed up bag and baggage and went to San Diego e has again returned and if an opening presents itself will again go into bust ness.
 1r. H. B. Palmer, the well knowr sign painter, has distinguished himself by painting picture of the San Xavier church. While not exactly as large si the original 1t is nevertheless of lsrg, size and IS most excellently done. | can be seen in his shop on Main St. sd joining Judge Jacobs court.
 Several well-known Mexican gentle. men are organizing 6 Mexican republi can club, and have called a meeting fo Sunday evening next at the Republi Club headquarters. With such gentle men as Messrs. Leopolds Csrrillo, Fs biRn 5. Romero, Sylvester Bonn, GirsrdI Castro and Pedro Lopez the movemen IS bound to succeed.
 During the territorial convention Ml W, 5. Read took 8 great many of tn visiting delegates out to the UnIversit and showed them what had been sccon plished with S6000. They were nearl all under the impression that the vhol appropriation had been spent, and wer surprised to find that the regents hs Si9OD0 sn hand. Work is going stesdil ahead and the territory IS going to hay q first class structure.
 BORN-OD the night of the 18th inst a bouncing fine looking daughter to NJ and Mrs. Dan H. Stevens. ] his is a Fa tificstion baby as she first made be bow on the worlds great stage whil the republicans were rstitying with son and story the work of the convention O. the day previous. The CITIZEN join the many friends of the happy parent ID extending congratulations.
 Messrs. James Neill and A. Verdug have formed copsrtnership under tn firm name of Jas. Neill lS O. for th purpose of carrying on the geners merchandise business at QuIiotoE They expect to be ready to receive theI friends and patrons sometime duriD the coming week. They purpose t keep s fall supply of everything,
 The case of McKeoD, arrested an held over for bigsmy is beInR IL vestigated hy the United States Gran Jury. MoKeon came here from Gran Rapids, Wis, and married Mrs. Bridge Carol. Wife No. that he had left bt hind turned up few days sgo-henc the trouble.
 Al. Davidson, 4. O. Bernard, Tho Cordis, las. Nc O. Elliott, F. O. Grof Chas Hsislep, H. E. Barnes. Pierc Ford, J. McGill. Ed Jones, W. F. Dye T. c. Fitch, E. l., WetmOre, N. J. Perr and Hiram Stevens were sworn in ss United States grand jury to-day.
 Chss. l.. Cook, 8 well known resider Of Tombstone, sccidently killed hin self on Saturday. He was sitting in wa gon holding shot gun between hi knees when the iolting of the wRgo caused It to fall. the hammers sIrikin and exploding the gun. The entir charge entered his right breast killip him instantly. He was about AZ year Ui age, The funeral took place i Tombstone yesterday and was largel attended.
 Mir. r. T, Bowling, engaged in work ing the Santa Maria mine on the SonC itB, Sonora, about l20 miles southwes oi Tucson, arrived here this mornin with three wagon loads of ore He having it reduced at the Custom ssml ling works. IL IS said to run very big ID silver. The mine in question ws long since worked by the Mexicans bu prior to its sale by Mir. Bowling noth ing had been done with it for sewers years, Its reputation es an ore produC CT IS good.
 The Mexican Republicans held a nee; ing ID the headquarters of the Tuoso republican club yesterday. and organize by electing Mir, Leopoldo Osrrillo presi dent and Mir. Silvests Bonn secrstsry The meeting WAS well attended consid ering the short notice given. Some 8 odd signed the roll. They sdjourne the meeting till Sunday next when much larger attendance is promised On the whole the meeting was a gran, success and reflects great credit on th gentlemen having the matter in hand.
 MT. E. W. Haskin the Hon. P. NJ. a Red Rock was in the city to-day. He i veritsble chip of the old block Col. , W. Haskin, one of the best known ant most energetic mining men in the terri tory. Both gentlemen are connected with the Atlas Copper comp8ny-s com psny that promises to be one of the mos successful cn the Coast. The camp hs been idle for some time on account O lack of water, buf 1t is shortly expected to begin work in good shape. Coke fol which they are now waiting is on th, road between here and DemInR.
 A severe accident befell Chief of Pc lice Roach yesterday afternoon. Wher near the corner of Congress and Church streets his horse became frsctious and while rearing and plunging the lstigC of his saddle broke precipitstIng him backwards. He fell on his head and shoulders and WAS for Q time consider. ed dead. but revived in the course of half sn hour. Although badly shook up fortunately no bones were broken and he will be out again in & few days and ready for duty ID good shape.
 The following were summoned as 6 trial jury this morning and were eI- cussd till 10 a. ID, tomorrow when the rprTllar tr1al Of criminal oaoaa xv,lI ba