Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

OClfAA9 three trips to Fort Thomas last week, "A. Stevens of QuilotoA is delegate to the County Convention.
 Price X Rainsbury offer best barley hsy at l.l5.
 Judge Vanderlip of Crittenden arrived last evening and will remsIn a few days. ". $. Sturges of Sonora is in the city again.
 Lieut.. Gale Is now post quartermsster Gt Fort Lowell.
 Mrs J. s. Noble returns to San Pedro Cal, tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. Ezekiels and daughters have re- turned from Nogales.
 Hon Dan Stevens of Pinsl County IS ID the city on visit to his family.
 Geo, A. Cum formerly Of thls paper ls practicIng law in Los Angeles.
 Henry BuehmRn and family have re- turned from sn extended visit to Call fornis,
 4 majority of the Maricops delegates 10 the Territorial Convention will ar rive this evening.
 Capt. W. A. Thompson, 4th Cavalry, has been granted an eight months leave of absence on surgeons certificate of dis ability.
 There will be rousIng meeting of re- pubhcsns at the club room on Camp St.. this evening.
 All republicans are invited to be pres ent al the meeting of the Republican Club this evening.
 Report ccmes from Jerome that busi- ness is brisk, the mills running night and day and good prospects ahead.
 Miss Bessie Barnes, very charming young lady of San Francisco, will visit Mrs. B. NJ, Jacobs this winter.
 Hon. George Stevens has gone to Washington to prevent the abandon ment of Fort Thomas if possible,
 Wm. Fl. Skinner and Nj. s. Snyder were made members of Apache Lodge No. B. last evening.
 Messrs. Price & Rsinsbury have less- ed the building east of and adjoining the CITIZEN office. fronting on Congress street.
 Ii ;s reported that General Thomas F. Wilson will be an sspirsnt for conferred ssvors before the Republican Conven- tIon.
 Col. J. A. Zabriskie hss been invited ,o stumo the slate of New Jersey for the republicans this fall and has accept ed,
 Don Carlos Velasco left last night for Phenix where he will deliver the orstlon on the 77 anniversary of Mexican Inde- pendence.
 MT. Thos. Hughes and daughter, Miss Annie Hughes and the younger chll- dreu of MT. Samuel Hughes leave this eveplnE for Santa Monica for short visit
 Mir. E. l.. Wetmore has made one and b half miles Of ditch since last April He wIll continue to push the work ahead as soon as the weather gets & little cooler.
 Doc Willard after sn illness ot several mouths is again on the streets long way from being 8 dead man, and attend ing to business. Docs carryalls can be mad st all hours Of the day or night.
 4 daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Chss. c. Wheeler on Wednesday night last The CITIZEN joins in extending its congratulations to the happy par ents.
 Mir. John Brickwood of NoRsles, IS favorable spoken of as a supervisor from that section. Mir. BrickWood IS Bn old timer ln the country and solid business man of the place.
 Judge Porter of the Supreme Court who has been spending the summer with bis family in Santa Rosa. California ar- rived last evening from the west and will remain few days.
 l. seems to be 8 very "onerous" job for the Star man to spell the word sex onersted." Every time 1t appears ID print hs has 1t "exhonersted.' It's 8 very "dishonorable" way of putting 1t.
 It IS reported that the Regmsnt Mill st DeNoon, which has been shut down for several weeks, IS about tO start ur again. Miners oct of work are striking out In that affection.
 Mir. Thos. Hughes and daughter. Miss Annie: Miss Jessie Hughes, Miss Emms Hughes. Miss Annie Hughes, Miss Pe- fra and Gadis Etchells left for Ssnts Monica Saturday evening.
 The Vienna Bakery and confectionery ID 0. Rothschild's old stand will bt opened about the 18th of this month with a fine assortment of candles and pastry works of all kinds and fancy crackers, pies and fine milk-bresd. q
 Go to the Palace for 6 good dinner o-morrow. Hammer and tongs have been going all week making prepsrs lions for the one grand feast which take place tomorrow as noted. Don't fail tC be on hand.
 The managing committee of the MexI can Independence anniversary ball which takes place this evening, wish il to be positively understood that non, other than those holding tickets will b, admitted. Parties holding same wil therefore present them st the doc when desiring admittance.
 The following changes among troop ID this department has been ordered Troop A. (Smiths) now st Ft. Lowell the ofisers with which are Lieuts. Dear sud Harris is ordered to Huschuca, a IS also Capt. Rodgers troop now at Mo DoweH. Ls. Stevens will take troop A to Huschuca next Monday or Tuesday IL ls not known yet whether snothe troop will be ordered to Lowell or not
 Mascot was played to full house il Tombstone the other night and the pres of that city unhesItstingly pronounced 1t the best opera ever witnessed there After the rendition of Relsmpago, tn troup will go to Bisbee and possibl' from there to Nogsles. Manager Reii with good troupe can always play full hand.
 Mir. D. H. Ricarte of Phenix. one O the delegates to the Republican Terri torial Convention writes the CITIzE, that the full delegation will come dowI and there will be DO proxies. A yer, fine glee club accompanies the delega lion. and they come loaded with cam pRicn songs. It is to be hoped that th, Tucson people will see that their visit Il made ss pleasant as possible.