Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-06
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

The west bound passenger train ar riyes one hour later than formerly.
 A. Goldschmidt < Co. are unloading several carloads of canned goods tc-dsy, Bisbee Copper Camp will it is said, poll 300 votes this coming election.
 There is something about the glorious climate of Arizoua that makes people sleep very sound.
 The rooms back of the Scotia saloon are being fitted up for 6 first-clsss Mex ican restaurant.
 Dr. W. l.. Wsrdwell returned last evening from a three weeks sojoBrn in California
 The Osborn property south of town, was sold few days since, to California parties for one thousand dollsrs.
 Supt. Jno. O. Doueherty was in the city today looking we'll ss ever and shaking hands with his hosts of friends. The republicans of Cochise county are talking of running Hon. s. R. Delong for supervisor.
 Mir. John Paul, son of Mir. R. H Paul will take charge of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s business in Nogsles on October lst.
 Mrs. Adelaide James has returned from Melrose, Cslifo mia, where she has been spending the summer.
 A sneak thief walked into the resi. depce of Wm. c. Davis on Congress street one dsy lass week ID the middle of the afternoon and stole an overcost.
 Mrs. Felsenthal of San Diego. sister Of Mrs. c. Nj. Strauss has been visiting Tucson during the past week and re- turned to CalifornIa last evening.
 VII. Lucas will. it is reported, run on an independent ticket for constable for the Tucson precinct. ". NJ. Hop kins will, 1t is reported, also ran as an independent.
 Mir. H, Meneger, the we'll known south Meyer ct. merchant, leaves for California to morrow to purchase his fall goods. Mir. Msneger always buys fer cash and sells cheap.
 The Sunday dinner tomorrow st the Palace Hotel will indeed be feast. This hotel hss an enviable Ieputstion On the elegance of its Sunday dInners, which Mir. Rsy6eld is bound to sustain. MT. W. H. Wheaton. one of the lead ing citizens en the San Pedro and the man the Mexicsps tried Co murder about & year ago is in the city on business.
 The two Papago Indians convicted of the murder of Ford, tho prospector, were found guilty of murder in the first degree. Judge Barnes has not yet fixed the day for their execution.
 Hrhe Mexican band serensded Hon. H. R. Jeffords and Ben Heney last evening after the meeting. They were accomps- nied by quite 8 number of prominent Mexican citizens.
 The mail route from Benson down the San Pedro has been discontinued and after next Monday the mail for Rsdins ton and Riverside will leave from Tue son going by the county road to the San Pedro twice every week.
 From latest advices it IS learned that the killing of the man Jones on Cooks ranch was done by five Apache Indisne of Pschula's band. The Indians were heading for the reservation. Every thing, perfectly quiet to-day at San Oar. los.
 The expert who examined the Urea. surer's books of Cochise county is re- ported to have found @ shortage of S2,. 300. The facts in the case however, will not be known pending the setting of the next grand jury.
 Quite 6 number of Mir. s, NJ. Frank Iin's friends who hold him in high ed- mirstion and have great respect for bis intelligence, were very much surprised at some of the statements made by him at the democratic meeting last Saturday evening on the tariff question.
 The republican club will hereafter meet regularly every Saturday evening in their rooms on Camp street. IL If designed to make these meetings as in- teresting, instructive and attractive as possible. Every one will be made vel come and large attendance IS desired
 Miss Sibyl Ssnderson, the celebrated soprano of Sacramento, now studying music in Paris reaches high G and holdi 1t firmly. Nilsson and Jenny Lind IT their best days were only able to react F sharp. Miss Sspderson trnly has [ great future before her.
 Dr. Handy wto is attending Chic Roche stated that there srs grave appre hensions as to the possible outcome o the injury. Mir. Roche IS however, SD parently DO worse this afternoon thsr be was earlier in the day. It is to bs hoped that he will pull through in gooC shape. He will if medical skill svaili anything.
 Mrs. J, H. Hollovbrsh & couple even iues since received an Rccid dsntRl blow 1T nf ia U mi | small gash in the retins. Although ths wound is by DO means dangerous sh, nevertheless suffers severely. To-day she was somewhat better and will in few days more, it is hoped, be well. E Hon. Geo H, Stevens of, Graham oour ty, returned from Washington last eve ming. While there be had personal in terviews with General Schofield and ths sciing Secretary of Wa, and brOugh influence enough to bear to have the or der for the abandon ment of Ft. Thomas suspended. He leaves this evening fol Yuma to attend to prison matters.
 Rev. H. Hammond Cole, of this city will be in Albuquerque. New Mex co tomorrow, preaching at the Congregs- tlonsl church there, and will remain fol few days to attend the annual meeting of the general association of con 1regationsl churches for Arizona and New Mexico" which convenes ID ths place. He is expected here in Tucson Thursday or Friday of next week.
 When Chief of Police Roche wal thrown from hls horse on Sunday las his injuries were not considered seri- ous but since then affairs have taken [ more unfsvorsble turn. On Tuesday b, felt sufficiently able to be out and hi friends rejOiced st his recovery but b. suddenly suffered 6 relapse and Il again confined to his bed.
 Mir. Robt. Kerr returned from tht City of MeIIco, to which place be hse been on business. He speaks enth1 sissticRlIy of what he saw in the Re public and of the favorable impression these things created. While there hs sag oulte h pumbtr of old IucsOnitSs