Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08

dy 14; Henderson 13, Hughes 24; Wilso Is, Hoover IS; Suter 19, Harrison l; Cummings 2, Wood 15; Driscoll 2 Hof 16;iPusch 2l, Samaniego 16; Brow : 19, Bernard ]8; Buehman IT, Milton 1e Hill 14, Shibell 2; Wright 19, Lowell Is Goodwin 16, Wood 2l; Heney 9, Roi kruge II; Chillson 21, Fitch l5; Aver 2, Gebler 15; Bullock 19, Allison, F Vanderlip 19, Doherty 13; Bowers 2: Lockwood 2.
 MORALES.
 Majorities: Cheyney, IT; Nichols 66; Henderson, P; legislative, DrIscoll Pusch, Suter, Wilson, Harrison, Brown II; Buehman, F; ehibell, Is; Wright 16; Woods, 3i; Heney, B; Chlllson, 36 Bullock, l3; Avery 13.
 CITY OF TUCSON.
 DEMOCRATS.
 Marcus A Smith, 365
 Peter R Brady, 365
 Fred G Hughes, 3S1 | A Hoover, SS | Richard Harrison, 332
 Sterling R Wood, 341 Gus A Hoff, 404 | NJ G Samanlego, 381 l Allan c Bernard, 386 J D Milton, 323 Charles A Shibell, AGO William M Lowell, 420 US Wood, 445 George Roskruge 391 John B Fitch, 344 Theodore Gebler. 352 Frank Allison, 423 NJ R Slater, 298 w NJ Jacobs, 268 A Sanders. 4l2 G s Crockett, PAP INDEPENDENT JUSTICE. Chas Meyer 265. REPUBLICAN.
 George W Cheyney, 3S7. w F Nichols, 3S6. David Henderson, 370. Thos F Wilson, 33l. co Suter, 425.
 WV Cummings, 347
 Thos Driscoll, 435
 George Pusch, 426
 J K Brown. 36S
 H Buehman, 426
 JJHlll, 291
 CIV Wright, 330
 F H Goodwin. BOT
 Ben Hsney, 361
 l. D Chillson, 393
 G A Avery, 323
 Edward Bullock, 396
 W H Culver, 292
 R RB Kelly, 259
 Howard Flynn, 427
 Cassius Perrin 357
 APACHE COUNTY.
 Retnrns from five precincts in Apashe ''ounty grve Cheney Al, Smith 19O. ] Irt cou"cilm.n, Moore. 195. Bs;dwin l3l, councilman, Moore 195, Baldwin, l3l, councilman, Bowman. 164, SImp- -.'n- 164, ass. mbiy, Hart I'll. McOam m '" 160, treasurer, Lessuer, 147, Potter l5s
 Latest in the County.
 IOfhiciall
 Brown, 669.
 Bernard, 669.
 Heney, 671.
 Roskruge. 660.
 Cheyney, 673.
 Smith, 693.
 Nichols, 7G6.
 Brady, ,656. Orc Blanco, Arivaca, Quijotoa, Poso 3ueno. Cerro Colorado ard La Osa are yet to be heard from.
 GRAHAM. Tn following republicans are elected in Graham county Dunlap for Council. Blake probate judge. Norman district atortney. Wells, supervisor and possibly Casley, ditto. Sheriff and recorder de- feated.
 QUIJCToA PHrhsl returns from Qaij .to- last vei.iug, l3 V tea boiled, 13 etr.ight for l Brown for sheriff rnd 9 fer Hsrey.
 GRAHAM COUNTY. Solomo..vii:-, N"v-mbsr 6--ResurDs ;ror' 10 precincts m Gtaham county | E i've hsynay i69. Smith 422; ioi,., 2 rcilman, Br4dy 0, Nicholxs 16l; Duilar is pr bHbly elected. is-rmbiy ymsu Cough is elected. Bn"D p"d Wbelan are d-f-atrd for sheriff and | reco der. lhs bal.nc- If the peoples 1 ticket is pro'.'.b.y elected. TRUCKEE, Nov. GA most disasterous fire broke out here shortly after mid | night and as the wind was blowing d | hurricane, the flames were soon beyond | control The fire was started in the rear of Stalls Brewery by an incsndiary. A | man was seen running away from the | place soon after the flames broke out | The brewery and half dozen other were soon burning and fire | was momentarily catching on the roofs | and porches of other houses block dis | tant. The citizens fought the flames with great determination and the fire | tram arrived from the summit and gave | assistance but their efforts were of no avail. East Main street was soon in | ashes and all the frame buildings on front street were burning. Nearly forty | buildings including the entire business portion of the town mad been destroyed | by ? o'clock and the residence portion alse seemed doomed.
 A light snow was falling but it had no effect on the flames
 The wind shifted about 3 o'clock and | the fire which threatened to completely wipe out he town of Truckee, seemed to be under control. All buildings east of Kinds Hall are probably saved. The shifting of the wind this morning lrove the flames back upon the burn ng portion of the town and allowed the citizens an opportunity to put out the fires at the skating rink, Skerrit House, and Harrison and Stevenson Block, thus checking it's further progress. Super visor McPheters assumed the leader