Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-10

S20C that New York would go for HGr- risou but could find no takers. Queer how things change sometimes.
 The Mexican democratic meeting last evening was a dismal failure. The speakers worked very hard to get up some enthusiasm but it WAS no go.
 Lieut. Reber it is understood, has been transferred from Fort Lowell to Fort Meyer Va, for duty. The latter place is quite near Washington, and is @ most desirable station.
 Jock BInkcorn hes returned from San Diego and will again cast his lot win Tucson. He says be is glad to get back snd his besming countenRnce certainly shows it.
 Mir. Aleck Pam, one of the brightest sslesmen on the road and a former resi- dent of Tucson. came In from the west last evening,
 The Atlas smelter WAS blown in on Monday last. It wss charged at 7-30 a, 10. and in two hours exactly 250 pound bar of bullion was run. The ores smelt finely.
 Osptsiu Hale Is making extensive ar rangements for the republican meeting tomorrow night at Reid's Opera House. The speeches will all be short and there will be plenty of good music.
 The town is sorely ID need of 8 first class bath house in the business part of the city. A good location would be at the foot of Congress street. The first man thai engages ID this will reap 8 handsome profit.
 The candidates held a regular General Harrison levee on the streets today. There was more h8nd-shs king done be- tween a. ID. and p. m. than President Cleveland has had occasion to do within the past two years.
 The St, Louis Exchange under the popular management of Jimmy Brown is fast becoming the leading resort in the city for all lovers of first-clsss of St. Louis keg beer on tap. The beer is ike tsvorite and the place to drink it is st the St. Louis Exchange.
 There will be a meeting of the Mexi- can Republican Club at 2 o'clock this evening at the Republican HesdquRr- ters, south side of the church plaza. All are invited to attend, especially the la dies, Eloquent speakers will address the meeting, Good music will be fur nished by the Mexican band.
 Col. Dur recently received three en- tire car loads of goods, among which vas c cheese weighing 6l0 pounds. All these things were sent to him by his grand mother. The old lady IS a big hearted, generous old soul, just the kind of 8 grandmother to have. The country IS safe.
 MT. and Mrs. James Finley and dsugh ter Annie came In from Hsrshaw this morning. NIT, Finley IS one of the live men of the camp and one of the most respected citizens in the county. He but recently returned from Signal where he had been superinten3ing mine. Mir. Fialey was formerly superintendent of the Hermoso Mine in Hsrshsw and is now the sole proprietor of that property Men have been put to work on it and it is reported that he will shortly erecs mill, but of what capacity has not been stated.
 Capt, Vanderlip came in from Critten- den last night looking well and hearty as os yore. He speaks enthusiastically of the prospects of the town and sur rounding country. The new smelter is running finely and is turning out bull lion by the tons, One csr load WAS shipped yesterday, making the third since the smelter was blown in. The company can not only work their own ores succest fully, but any ores that may be taken there for purchase.
 The stage from Solomonville to Bowie Station was held up last evening about three miles north of Bailey $ III tak Mir. $. ", Pomeroy who was on the stage was robbed. Marshal Meade is in Tomb stone snd up to late hour last evening the deputiesIwere unable to communi- cate with him on account of some break in the wires, No doubt ere this the Marshal is on the ground giving the matter his personal attention.
 The sale ofthe vulture mine for S9O0, GOO is, We believe the largest sale of ths year. The mine was discovered by Hen " Wickenburg ID 1863 or '64 and hEs ever since been large producer of bull lion, IL is about 70 miles west of Pres colt and about IT miles from HssssY- smps creek. Ore bodies gre immense and rich enough in gold to pny well for working. Tom Brown will be continued as foremr rn.-Courier.
 \ General Wilson returned from bis northern tour last evening. He reports himself as having been well received all along the line, especially st Prescott. where the Opera House was filled to its utmost. At Phenix the meeting wes neither so large or enthusiastic es the one previously held when Mark Smith addressed them. At this point bis Bis bee speech had been called into question and sfidayits prepared in case he had seen fit to deny it, This, however, be did not do, but re-sfirmed that speech ss his true sentiments: He further stated that be was wiling to stand by the issue as raised by said speech,
 Kengls, Wser & KenglR were exhibit ing some beautiful deer and dog skins tanned at their tsnnery by their new and unrivslled process. This opens 8 new industry and there IS a large field for operations. It is a well known fact that Tues on abouuds in dogs of sll sizes and descriptions, and Kengle, Waer & Kengls V ! buy all these hides and con- vert them into first-clsss leather. If the boys will start in and skin few thou sand of the dogs laying around loose, they will not only do the city kindness but increase their own eIchequer.
 MT. o. NJ. Remand yesterday received letter from Mir. J. W. Windmiller. of Bowie Station, stating that the stage running between Bowie and Solomon vile was robbed Thursday three miles this side of Bsiley's Wells, by two young Me1icsns MT. $. w. Pomroy, county treasurer of Graham county, was the only passenger, and wss relieved" of S35 in money and a fine gold watch snd chain. The robbers also took three mail pouches. They were well mounted enc riding 6 dun horse, the other 8 chestnut bay. The direction tskeL by lhe men after the robbery IS not stated. There IS standing reward of $500 of- fered by the postofice department for Che arrest and conviction of parties