Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-04
LATE LOCALS.
Hearts of Oak Monday night.

Good show next Monday night.
 The latest day of resignation is Oct
 14th.
 The Democratic headquarters put up
 a flag pole thIs morning.
 The tanks in Reid's bath house are
 again being enlarged.
 A gentleman of color Is in jail for be-
 ing drunk and disorderly.
 What do you want? Try the CITIZENS
 want column and get 1t.
 The smelter will not start up until the
 road permits the hauling of more ores'
 The Philharmonic Orchestra serenad
 ad Erank Miltenberg and others last
 evening.
 A double wagon load O. supplies iett
 yesterday for Richardson & OremIe!'
 Cri5tenoen-
 shares of .he new series of stock ln th. Bullding and Loan Associatlon come in at a fair rate.
 Plttsburg parties looking for copper ara aYaminp some mines Ia the Ollve Camp distrlct
 Ross Levin has opened up new saloon on the corner Of Meyer street, op- posite the court house.
 The boards of supervisors will meet on Monday, Oct. 9th, to audit accounts against the county.
 The board of regents have rscelVed office furnishings and supplies for the Territorial university.
 One firm ID this city has alone re- ceiyed an average of a carload or goods day for the past ten days.
 The road between Silver Bell and Red | Rock is in an almost impossible cohul- | tion, especially along the Santa Cruz'
 Hunting is fine along the Rlllito, quali | and doves being very plentiful. Wild | ducks have also put ID an appearance
 Jail prisoners are noT engaged ln cutting the winter supply ot wood Tor court house, consisting ot about 1OO cords.
 Thus far I.4O2 voters have registered and Recorder Shiben IS ot the opir ion that the total registration wlli not reach l,60O.
 Services will be held at the Methodist church every night this week ms eT- o,;nT tbav will be conducted by w. l. Guthrie, of Wilcox.
 Constable Cummings left thls morn inp with Geo. Riley, the sllck lholNl- dnal wanted at Casa Grande for ooIain- ing money under false pretense.
 The firethis afternoon was caused by the lgniting of hay in small stable ln the north md of the city. It was ex- tinpuished with garden hose. T.
 The Philharmonic band have received an invstation to play at the Ierrltorlal Fair at Phenix. It Is not unlikely that the invitation will be accepted
 Two large boilers are at the station for the Yellow Yacket mine. V. Il. lgo has the contract for hauling them to the mine. and he will find it a heavy Job F.
 The Democrats had considerable diff entity in getting their flag above half mast this morning, After election half mast will be the proper place Tor It.
 The Tucson ball club are in receipt of g second challenge from rIe Phenix team. this time to play with home play CTS only. Phenix club to pay expenses. F The board of supervisors have receiv- ed A shipment of what is known as Ol- Han. a very tough oil cloth, to be used for carpeting the district court room-
 The clerk of the board of supervisors requests that all parties having bill O against Pima county to present them be fore Saturday the 4th of October, 1o9O. d Foilowiny are the new members of the ', band, who will play the 2 new saxhorns just received: R. BGelna, q A. Barreda, D. Durazo, R. Bartholomew. h The Railroad Band was out serenad- p ay in various party of the city Satar- s' isv evening. 4 trombone solo rendered oy Gas. Milner was especially excellent 4 bad man from Bitter CreeK was be ', ore Judge Meyer this morning for strik- {. ng a woman las night. He was gwen a ais choice of paying g. or working seven lays.
 The Methodist Conference of Arizona meets tomorrow at the M. E Church Most of the clergy Of the territory be et onging to .that denomination have ar- :. lived.
 CT. Gooding left this morning for be Gallouri mountains, ia Graham Co, ~ o inspect some copper properties there r D the interest of Wisconsin and Alchl- H .an parties.
 A certain very undesirable element is at m present. lounging around Tucson and it tr s certainly advisable that all houses R md business places be made as secure af IS possible. fir Thos Deering, a prominent mining aC nan of the Greatervills district, is in tp be city. Mr. Deering is the owner of ir, very fine silver mine there, the ore I, unning as high as $500 to ton. Y Cattlemen desire to request campers fr o use care in allowing fires in getting co ,eyond their control. In the present th condition of the grass slight carelessness az night result in irreparabie damage. TO Prof F. A. Gulley, who takes charge cr f the Agricultural Bureau at theTerri- to orial university in few days, has nov tE d into the Goldtree house on Meyer ta treet, formerly occupied by MT. Free Sc nan. az All the hogs in this part of the coun- te ry are being purchased by c. F. Schu- la naker, who is going into the packing e ,usin sss very extensively this fall. Yes W erday he purchased 72 hogs from one To f the Chimes hog ranches near the oL ity. Gi Gi District and United States court is psned again yesterday, Judge Sloan " presiding. Several applications for citi- as .enship were made, the only one ac- A .entad being Jesus Valencia who was