Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.

les last evening"
 Jsmes E. Tsllmsdge will leave to- morrow with four carloads of cattle for Ssn Francisco.
 Mir. and Mrs. Zeckendorf. Col. Jerome, MT II. E. Lacy and NIT. H. B. Penney issye this evening for PheniI to take in the fair.
 Mir. NJ. Maddox who has been rustiest- inr over ID Graham county for the past few months IS again in the city and Will probably remain.
 ". s. Sturges has returned from his as-,e-n trip and IS Rgaln looking after b,s large interests in northern Sonora.
 l. is to be regretted that the Lewis Morrison company could not have plsyed here previous to the minstrels.
 John Campbell. the well known min i,g man of the Santa RitEs, IS stopping iu town for few days.
 IL. Clark of the American Flag. will moee down to his place on the San Pc iro river ID G short tims.
 There is at present, 6 better demand for houses than there has been st any time within the past year.
 Judge Barnes, Mrs, Martin. Frank H4ney, George l.. HooC, Judge Lowell and Col. Z8briskle have Taturoed from Graham county.
 There will be tremendous rush to California immediately after election. The number booked Is larger than ever before.
 Messrs. Stevens < Hughes are build ing Q F 900 gallon water tank for w. 5, SturGis for use on bis ranch ln the southern section of tte county.
 Mrs. Ii, R. Jeffo-ds leis ou Tuesday last to meet Mir. JeffJrds sf Ctittenden. Before returning they will visit the Ter ritorisl fair st Phe5iI.
 Hn, T. J. Butler. of Prescott, deliver cd n eloquent address at the recent opening uf she Territorial Fair ID Phe- lsx.
 Mr Doc Rogers, au old time citizen of Iuc-on but now a resident of Tubao, has been ID town for the p6st week. He Eill probably return home tomorrow.
 Mrs. J. $. Noble is visiting in Victoria, British Columbia. Before returning to
 
 will visit Bll the principal cities and towns in Oregon.
 The democrats have established their headquarters In a Chinese estaur8nt on Congress street, few doors east of the corner of Meyer st.
 Mir. Wm. E. Morgan of Washington, D. C.. one of the civil service examIn- CTS. is here for the purpose ot examiD- ing any applicants for government DO sltlons.
 Judge Barnes has set Friday, the 18th of November, as the day upon which the execution of FirIminB, the PapsRo murderer, will take place. This will be the first legal execution ID several yesrF.
 The Lewis Morrison Company should be greeted with a full house this even ing. Those that have not seen this won derful production, should by sll means do 80,
 Miss R. Schimmelpfennig of Oakland, sister of Mrs, Geo. Tichneor will arrive during next week on a visit Besides being sn attractive young lady she is sB accomplished musician.
 Mir. Frank Heney is officiating as dep ury treasurer during Ben Heney's visIt to the country. Frank knows just how to do the business and keeps everything going to 8 nicity.
 There was 8 scrspping match in front of the post office this morning, but as one of the principals claimed that he had been pulled off and the other thst he had been "held off," but little blood ran in the gutters.
 Constable Lucas wbIle leading a re- fractory drunk in the lookup to-day, was severely bitten on the hand. He had the wound ,csuterIzod and no se- rIous results are anticipated. On next Monday, Oct. 22i, Mrs J. Harris will have B Rrsnd opening at her millinery psrlors, 332 South Meyer street. All the ladies are invited to be present and inspect her large stock of Fall novel les. Lieut. Harris, for long time station ed at Fort Lowell tut uOw Rt Huschu- | ca, came m lsst evening. having been subpoened as witness betose the Unit | ei States trial jury now in session.
 J.W. Calkins of Cochise, candidate for joint councilman, will wake MT | Hosdley from bis slumbers Tn ihIs cam | palgB. Mr, CRlkins IS Bn able man, and | would honor the southern dlstrIct.- GRze.te. The cases of the United States vs. Ro- l nero charged with selling whlskey to | Indians engaged the intention ot the District court to-day. The case of the | United States vs. D. Ddnham, charged | with cutting wood on government land will be heard tomorrow. For the past two days rain has threat ened and some IS reported to have fsllen | ID the Santa Rita Mountains but none fell here. To-day however fl csluminat- ed ID IA dust storm that IS bard to para l lell on account of its many dissgreesble | features. Fillmore, general superintendent. E.F. Gerald, guditor, J. II. Wallace, as sistant superintendent of track. and H. NJ. Small. superintendent of motive power and machinery of the Southern Pacific, passed through recently on tour of inspection. Congress street near the Indian school building is very badly cut up by the heavy teams which are constantly passing and should receive some stten- tion from the city authorities.
 Little Victor Zsbriskie remarked to his father the other day. Papa l don't care very much about the minstrels, but I wish you would take me to see the de vil." The little fellow was there and en !oyed it immensely. The Methodist conference, which has just adjourned st San Diego. made the following detail: Arizona districs-J. F. G. Finlsy. presiding elder; Prescott, L. P. Smithy; PhenIx. J. s. Chapman; Pheni1 circuit, W. D. Albright; Gila river. l.. J. Hedgepeth; Tucson, Verde valley and Holbrook to be supplied Courier.
 Col, Durr received over 23000 pounds of freight yesterday. ItconsIsted mostly of wines, liquors, che sse, butter. herriugs, ssrdelles and other delIcscIes. Wsrum Dsrum but what & good grandmother the old gentlemen must have. What fine sppendsge she would te to a peTs-