Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13
LATE ZOCaLS.
A terrific wind-storm. School begins Monday.

Militia drill to night will be in full uniform.
 Sisters of Rebekah meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Stages were not delayed by last nights rain, which is rather surprising.
 Small boys bet all their nickels on tbeir pet ball club this morning.
 Sunday school at the Congregational church tomorrow at 12 o'clock.
 Nothing is going on at the sheriff's office, except the discussion Ofpolitics.
 Andreas Ramon, John Zier, and Mi guel Cordova were made full-feged ciu- zens in the District Corut this morning.
 4 special meeting of the Board of Su- pervisors has been called for the 18th of September for the transaction of general business.
 Union services will be held on the lawn of the Methodist parsonage to- morrow evening at 1:3O. Sermon by Rev. Howard Billman.
 Postmaster Corbett is having a fine new sign painted for the Post-office. Hereafter, strangers in town will have no difficulty in finding the place.
 Only two innings of the ball game were played this afternoon, when they were obliged to quit on account of the windstorm. The score then stood } to 3 in favor of Tucson.
 A writ of habeas corpus has been is sued for An Sing, one of the two China 1,4 o1 lo His hearing came of late this afternoon before Judge Sloan.
 The San XavIer school will open on Monday next, the Sth, with Carlos H. Fully as teacher. 9S pupils were in at tendance last year, and as many more are expected this term.
 Geo. Began, assistant superintendent of the Yellow Jacket mine ia the Ari- vaca district, who was hurt a week ago, is improving, and there are good grounds for hopes of his recovery.
 Constable Perrin arrested man nam ed Trinidad Machade at Laguua, eight miles north of town. this morning on Q warrent sworn out by Bernabe Robles for stealing and branding cattle.
 Too Yen, the Chinamen who was bit ten by a hog on the hog ranch above town last Saturday, died to-day at 11:30 of the effects of his wounds. He had just been removed into Chinatown and the jolting of the conveyance was too much for him.
 The storm of last night was quickly responded to by the creeks along the railroad, and washouts are again report ed from Mescal and Dragon Summit, with the passenger train on the other side. It did not arrive today.
 The game of ball was played on Mili- tary Plaza this afternoon as the regular grounds were too wet As the game was called at o'clock instead of one, as yesterday, the CITIZEN is unable to give a detailed account.
 Seventy-six hundredths inches of rain fell last night, and in very few minutes. While it lasted the water came down at a terrific rate, and the lightning display was something awful, and beautiful.
 Aermotor Hoff has turned public be- nefactor. He has hung up in the Post office fine Regulator clock, bearing the inscription "Presented to the Post-ofiice by c. F. Hoff" Truly the ways that Aermotors are advertised are many, and Hoff of Tucson tries them all.
 The Feast Hast night was attended with more moisture than could be dis posed of. The rain soaked through the tents, and came pouring in. on wrathful heads. the owners of which dispersed as quickly as possible. Many waited some time for carryails rather than wade through the mud.
 The passenger train from the east ar rived this morning at o'clock. The trains from the east which arrived yes terday were held till late this afternoon on account of washouts west of town. One of them was run back in place of the train from the swest, and left at S:30 this morning.
 Antonio Yeppa Sanchez, who is in jail for the Tubac murder, is wanted in both Yavapai and Maricopa counties for horse stealing. 4 constable from Phe- nix has been after him, but Yeppa will have to settle for the murder first, which will probably be punished in way that hOrsestealing sometimes is.
 The public school opened to-day with a good attendance. Following is the corps of teachers: Mrs. Warren, Miss Tevis, Mrs. Dyer, MT. Holiday, Miss Royce, Miss Bean, Miss Borton. Miss Shibell, Miss Pomeroy, Mrs. Leslie, and Mrs. Snyder, temporarily. The school opened without any principal.
 The old school house on upper Congress street, now occupied as an aImory by Co. D., has again been broken into On Saturday about noon some miscre- ant entered by breaking window As far as can be learned nothing was taken except two pistols belong to prlvate par ties. No arrests have yet been made.
 4 Mexican Democratic Club was or ganized yesterday afternoon at Car roillo's Garden in true democratic style. P. c. Pellon was made chairman and E. Brlchta, secretary. After much mastering eight were found who signed the club roll. Mexican citizens enough in the vicinity, but they were of the usual majority republicans, and democ- racy had little attractions for them.
 The ball at Rsid's Opera House last evening", under the aupices of the Athletic AssocIaticn was a highly en- joyable affair. Owing to the heavy rain many less attended than would have otherwise Baldero's Orchestra furn- ished the music and dancing was kept up until 3 o'clock. Everybody enjoyed themselves, and the affair went of or derly and pleasantly, Our base ball boys have changed their decision and will go to Tucson next Thursday and telegram to that effect was sent to the Tucson club last even 1
 
 arrived and if they do not get here to- morrow night the boys will go anyhow and wear their old uniforms. It doesn't | really make any difference whether our boys have new uniforms or not. They | are bound to win, anyhow, and the Tue | son damsels will get mashed on them just the same.-Epitaph.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Strouss is abtaining sub- scriptions for the purpose of erecting the much talked of band-stand in Court |