Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-29
.y EEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

market.
 Travel to and from the country is again brisk.
 Who will be the candidate for coun- cilman at large?
 A lively feline squabble last even ing iu Maiden Lane.
 Tucson is now receiving an average of forty carloads of freight week.
 HI. Nenager sent a consignment of dry hides to Los Angeles yesterday.
 Four large wagon loads of supplies went out to the Olive camp this morn ing
 Five large wagon loads of lumber went out for the Mammoth Mining Co. tCday.
 The business office, mechanical de- paTJment and bindery of the CITIZEN Publishing O., is receiving a new coat of paint.
 Artist Buehman IS preparing anum- Der Of views of leading business places, to appear in the new book on AriZona's resources.
 Tucson is the most peaceful and best ponced town Tn the country, be It east or west. For one week only one arrest, a dcuok, has been jailed.
 Reed the soldier who figured in the giuve contest at the Opera House We'd ne.lay night was married to Rita Duran y-sl rday in Justice Meyers court.
 -Ehe progressive manner which the people a. the New York Store advertise shows cn the face of it that they are business men. They are the kind of p 1ple to deal with.
 Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. \. H. Gunnett pastor. Regular service a follows: Sunday school at 10 .. m. Public services at II a. n. and 7 p. m. Al are cordially invited to be present.
 Ed. Montrose exhibits a handsome piece of his own hand work. It is 8 footstool with polished horns for the feet and a beautiful plush cover with a va rlety of nature cactus worked in silk.
 Rev. Chas. W. Wood, will preach once more, tomorrow morning, at the Congregational church before leaving for Oregon, the first of the week. The pastor will preach in the evening.
 On motion of s. M. Franklin in Dis trict court this morning application was made for admission to the bar of Chas ". Bowman. The court appointed 8 committee to examine into his qualifica- ti0ns.
 Plenty Of mining experts are ia the city, and more sales need surprise no one. As one mining sale has helped an other m Pima county this fall, every ad- ditional one now made will better the prospects for further dispositions of mining properties.
 Congregational church, Meyer street opposite Court Plaza. Rev. Hammond Cole, pastor. Morning service at l0:30 o'clock. The Sunday school will meet at r n. Young Peoples meeting at 6:l5 p. m. Evening service at ' o'clock. The pubic cordially invited to attend.
 AIr. McCann, a health seeker, arrived in the city this morning. NIT. McCann is troubled with chronic rheumatism, and has been for some time at Hot Springs. Arkansas, seeking restoration ID the hot baths there. Failing to find the coveted strength he has hied him to Arizona's dry sunny cline, so free from cold and damp, where he remains till re- stored.
 On Thanksgiving day the Protestant churches will meet at Grace Church (in the Baptist chapeD for Union servi- ces, in which are the pastors the Rev. Mr. Cole. Rev. Mir. Gunnett, and the Rev. Mir. Mansfield will join, the sermon being by the latter. The music will be by members of the choirs of the several churches.
 There will be services at the Grace Church (Baptist chapel, Stsne Avenue) tomorrow. The Rev. l.. D. Mansfield, recter, officiating. The ordinances of baptism and holy communion will be administered at the morning service. Subject of discourse at II o'clock: "LoOking backward" at p. m.; Robert Ingersoll on Freedom of thought and Character Cf Christ"
 The Esperenza mins at Gro Blanco which was supposed to be worthlt ,and which Nsssers Blaisdell & Co.,. the own CTS, abandoned, removing themill from it, has lately been again located by a Frenchman by the name of Don Pedro who finds some parts of the mine to be very rich in gold, from which he has been getting splendid returns. Mir. Pedro bonded the mine to Futile t Co.,, few days ago for 5000.
 .-Robt. Cannon of this city has in his possession a few pounds of material, cal carsons in appearance and rather friabls, which he intends sending to San Fran cisco. to be tested as to its properties as an ingredient for mineral paint, and which be thinks may result in some thing rich. It is brought from Pinal county, where he reports to be a bed or mine Of it 150 feet thick and at least two miles square. Arizons's resources are Iimitless, and it is to be hoped this vii materialize in something, renumera tive.
 Laugh and the world laughs with you" is the keynote of the success with which the new musical comedy, "U and l." is meeting. It comes to Reid's Opera House, November 24th, and a hil- | ariOus time Is in perspective. The plot who cares about a plot when there is plenty of merriment? People go to a | theatre nowadays to be amused, not to puzzle over the intricasIes of a plot, or to weep with the lachrymose heroine. A AIl-S OA 0Aa0 SOA1 OA IhlAS is SOOu db times, but on this occasion those princes of comedy, Gus Williams and John T. | Kelly have a play constructed te pro yoke laughter instead of tears.
 A brakeman named Henry Wilding, l better known as "KId" Wilding, met l with a dangerous accident last night at | eight o'clock. He is breaking under con- ductor Jack Taylor, and last evening while going east ,on the hill between | Stein's Pass and Conrad he in some un- accountable manner fell of the box car on which he was standing, fortunately | from the side and not the end of the | car. He struck on his head and should | CTS. and was knocked senseless. After | goingssix miles the conductor missed | Wilding, and started back to look for | Ir l- L u