Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
gYE YEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY DECEMBER 6, 1890.
LOCAL NEWS.

acter was fined this morning for using too strong language.
 Any notes or personals intended for our social column tomorrow should be handed in by noon.
 A Celestial has been arrested by the the military at Fort Lowell for selling whisky on the reservation.
 Monday the territorial business will begin in the district court. There are some important cases on the docket.
 Tine Board of Supervisors met in regular session this morning, audited bills and transacted routine work.
 When the news reached Olive Camp yesterday of J. K. Browns election the boys turned out an spattered red paint.
 The Gazette is responsible for the statement that eX-Governor Woliey IS holding a clerkship in New York City.
 Manning 5 Oury are pushing work on their aragOssa mine in the Sierra itas and are greatly encouraged at the outlook
 Hon. J. 4, Kemple will deliver an address under the auspices of the G. 4. l.. in this city Decem Der 4th. He is a humorous and pleasing talker.
 The WEEKLY CITIZEN which is is sue5 today Is an excellent number to .enu east to your friends. Bring in their name for six months on trial.
 Complaints have been made against some Mexicans by the name of Doe and Roe, for stealing horses. They are signed by Chas. Getchell and Hiram Stevens
 Gov. John Irwin has been delayed in arriving here owing to the serious illness Of his six -year-old son. The pub lic will be pleased to know that the young man is rapidly improving.
 The Thanksgiving edition of the Youths Companion is an exceptionally fine one even for that enterprising pub lication. There is no paper that takes its place.
 Grand lecturer Crowhurst delivered an address at the NJ E. church last night on temperance. It was largely listened to and is spoken of as an enter Jaining address.
 During the present season Manager Reid proposes to present some of the leading Companies on the road at the Opera House in this city. Tucsonites appreciate first class attractions.
 Miss May Bowman, the elocutionist will arrive Sabbath morning from the East. and according to previous an nouncement will give an entertainment at the N. E. church Tuesday evening Dec. 2nd.
 A number of bandsome,articles are eX- hibited in the show windows of Dr. Geo. Martins pharmacy. They are to be rallied of under the auspicies of the St. Paul de EincenCs Society, and the pro- ceeds go to he poor
 HI. N. Stanley and wife will pass through Tucson next month, or in Jan uary en route from the Pacific States to the south. He travels in his private car constructed especially for his purpose mad named Stanley.
 In the district court, Daniel Ross, millman for the Copper Queen on trial for cutting government timber was ac- quilted. The civil case against Ross ana the Copper Queen to recover S60,0O0 damages was dismissed.
 W hen the Messiah craze strikes the Arizona Apaches our Militia will have an opportunity of displaying its valor. Here may be all opportunity for some of our young men to climb into the lap of fame on short notice.
 W. i. Hartt brought % town from his ranch this morning a load of corn meal grown and sacked on his ranch south of thIs city. The meal IS of an excellent quality an d we hope Mr. Hartt may-De encouraged in the new industry.
 The postmaster suggests where christmas pTesen of any special value are to be sent that they be registered. The cost is only ten cents and the knowledge that the articles are sure to reach the proper destination is worth something. Prof. Crowhurst lectured to two good sized audiences in this city on tenn perance, and was well satisfied with | their evident appreciation. As one O. | the immediate results of the lecture a | Good Tempiars Lodge vas organized | and starts of in a tiourishing manner.
 Saturday by an error Geo. Lesure | was announced as a candidate for | councelmenic hOnors at-large. MT. Le- sure is a candidate for the first ward |
 
 elected too. He has made a good record | in the past and that is what We want
 The contract has been let for the Mammoth road to contractor Ames for | 5t709 and work will begin at once The | distance to be covered from Mammoth | to Oracle Is about twelve miles. The | completion Of the work means great | benefit for this section.
 M Lamont, candidate for election to the position of councilman at-large is well known in the city and the CITIZEN cannot ada anything special which will make him more familiar. His friends are numerous and there is no question but be will make a faithful, honest and wide awake public official.
 Frank Miltenburg announces him. self in another column for councilman from the secord ward. NIT. Miltenburg is a member of the present council and has shown himself to be a jealous worker for the city. The experience of his incumbency will besides be beneficial n the coming body.
 -COmmlssioner of Immigration Black has some fine samples of lemons brought back on a recent trip from Yuma. Mir. DldCA is eng dBCl III SSltluB OuG d pam I phlet on the resources of Arizona winch are to be circulated gratutiOusly. An appropriation of 5000 per annum is al lowed for tbis purpose.
 MT. Bernard said this morning that he had no intention of contesting the election for shrivelty. He did not 1 think there was any use in putting agaist a stone wall-or words to that ef- 1 feet. The decision will be looked upon , generally as a sensible one to arrive at. | Contests as a rule are expensive play things and very seldom come out to the benefit of the contestant.
 -C. F. Hoff is being urged by his friends to stand for the nomination of Coun- cilman at large in the coming election. As business man and an active demo-