Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 Osp,. Hancock is ip from PhsniI al tending 10 some land office business. Tue WileoI pubhc school openss .ith sp attendance of 50 children Registration will close Ocotber loth; Go to the nearest Justice of Peace sHo write your name. Leave of absence for fifteen days te take effect about September I2,n, Is been granted list Lieutenant F. b. niii-' 24th Infantry. Jimmy Brown with his famous st. Louis Keg Beer still holds the fort si the Park He is prepared to meet the rnsh. so be prepared to meet him. he hss the best beer on the grounds, The entire tax for Pima County, e shown by the duplicate assessment oom- pleted by Clerk Snyder to-day, amounts to s110,674.76. Nathan Stener, recently re-enlisted st Fort Lowell. has been assigned Co Troop a Fourth Cavalry, and ordered te pro oeed to the station of his troep-For Bowie, A. T. There is DO assessment for the Work- nen iu this jurisdiction for the month of September. The order is among the most healthy of its kind in the United Ststes and truly none are more pros peross.
 There vill be services st the Bsptist church Sunday st il c. m.. and l:O P. n., contacted by the pastor, M. M; Hitchcock. The Sundsy-school VIII meet st IF m, All gre kindly and cor dislly invited to attend these services.
 The Executive Committee of the Tue son Republican Club have designsted the hours for holding the primaries on Monday next iron 10 8. m. % D. m The polling place will be st the head qusrtsrs of the Rspubliesn club.
 The Republican cllb list now contains nearly POO names and it is oonAdenhal ly expected that it will swell up to oOO before another week goes by. The republicans mean business this cam psien and are putting their shoulders to the wheel with . win.
 Every man who cast his vote against the endorsement of President Cleveland, has inc word "Dennis" set agsinst his osme in Washington. and Dennis Here don and Dennis Hughes will discover this in the sweet bye and bye.-Gaseete
 Lieutenant T. 8. McOsleb, 9th Infsn. try. acting engineer officer. has been ID structed to proceed to San Oarles. A. T. for the purpose of making certain sur ysys on public lands, in accordance with verbal instructions given him.
 Mr.lMcDewell K. Price in company with MT, R. Rsinsbury intend so open 6 commission house in this city. They purpose to handle goods in bulk and on commission. They anticipate doing e large business.
 J. B. Blackwell, sn old pioneer of the territory and st one time well known Indian fighter, fell from the balcony of the Commercial Hotel in PheniI on Saturday last and was killed. He was 75 years of age and native of Tenne- zee.
 John Kesting, 6 well knovn cattle man of the San Simon, was shos ID me back st Stien's Peak on Friday last by Dick Dickey, a cowboy. Mir. kesting although dangerously wounded n ex- pected Co recover.
 The Republican Olub headquarters have been handsomely decorated by MT. Stiffel. Old Glory with her grand old stripes and stars are everywhere tsshy aud srsistically draped. The table is supplied with sn abundance of reading matter, giving the general news of the Country and much information on the tariff and kindred subjects, It IS good place to pass pleasant hour,
 Mr. W. T. Lake presented the CITIZEN office with an apple yesterday from sne OrIttendsn orchard of Messrs. Richard son & Gormley that measured l4xl4 inches m circumference, It was mag nIfcient specimen, solid to the core, well favored and excellent eating. The beauty of 1t is, said Mir. Lske, there are plenty more of the same sort where thai came from.
 The Republicaa County Con- vsntion of Ysvspsi net Saturday and nominated the following ticket, JIM. ". sMoore, councilman; Ffank Rhodes, E. H. Witherell, Frank Rod gers. D. M. Martin and A, T. Brown for inc Iegislsture; W. 0'Neill, sheriff; T.J. Butler, treasurer; Chss. A. keis, recorder: John Howard, district sstor' pey, ". u. McGrew. probate judge,
 There will be c grand display ot hre works st the Park tonight with bs- loon ascension that should be witnessed by ten thousand people. Preparations for seating sn immense crowd have been made and this will undoubtedly Dc tak- en s1vsntase of .as ubsloon Asoen' sion in Tucson is . novel feature noi often with ssssd herssbouts- The advice is go early end secure comfortable seat.
 The following is the Grand Jury which was svorp in today for the September term: Fl. S.. Stevens (foremen); r. M Berrymsn, A. J. Davidson, O.C. Watson, Lyman A. Smith, Chris Christensen Thos. Driscoll, R. O. Wood, H. E. Bknei J. McEllictt, c. H. Light. T. J. yshords Pierce Ford, O. F. Croft. K. A. Johnson Secretary.
 The young Republicans have formet A club and are going to show what thsy can and will do when they arrivs st man hoods voting age. Already they have [ lot of uembers and have elected thei sfiosrs and levied assessments in goot shape. President, Jean Drake; vice president, James kesne; Secretary Herman Harris; Treasurer, John Berry man. Their role of membership can b found in the headquarters of the Tuosol Republican club, which will also D hesdqusrters for the Juniors
 It is again rumored that the Souther Pscifc company have dshnstely deter mined on changing their trsch so ss ! cross the Gils River st Gils Bend CD run from there through the fertile sec tions of the Gils and Salt River valiys Phenix, and utslizs the present Marics pa and PhsniI railroad ss an eutlet their original main lines. The chang will give them over one hundred mile of cultivated country in place of an . most equal distance of barren dessrt-
 Dr. Martins biz vichy fountain vs tested to its fullest capacity to-ds. This drink has become part of sn Ar xonisns every day life; he would just soon think of doing without his mornin cocktail ss without his class of vich
 which he knows to be both healthy sn
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