Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAYNOvEMBER P, 1892.
l. Zeckendorf and Co. Main street.

The parOchlal SCHOOL or thlS clEy IS well attended.
 Mr. A. Wasson is registered at the Orn- derff House.
 La Maripasa Main street between Congress and Pennington.
 The University of Arizona will give sn entertainment December list.
 New York store, Zier Manager Main and Congress street.
 There will be Grand Republican Rally tonight at Reid's Opera House.
 John Gardiner's Machinery Depot is kept busy repairing and supplying the trade.
 French Restaurant, correr Church Plaza and Camp stret.
 Thos. R. Martin, of Oakland, Cal, is stopping at the Russ House.
 Last night was Democratic night, a few nights more and it will be .Republi- can night.
 Mir. Van H. Manning father of Levi H. Manning of the firm of Manning & Oury died in Washington City recent .ly.
 There will be a grand rally tonight when the Republicans will have their say as to the live issues that confront the people.
 The merchants ride to the post office in the early morning hours, secure their mail and return to breakfast on their bicycle steed.
 Everybody bring a horse tonight. Saddle CT bareback makes no difference there will be 300 men oR horseback and with torches.
 The Republican Headquarters in Lonsrgans building on Meyer and Con- gress streets is well supplied with read ing matter and the stars and stripes keeps guard at the door.
 The Electric Light and Power com paRy of Tucson have let contract to the General Electric company of New York for their plant in this city and ex pect to have 1t in operation by January
 Surveyor Chillson is on the Boundary Line Survey at present acting under or ders of the Board of Supervisors and having gone to meet the United States Boundary Surveyors at Nogales in be- half of Pima county.
 Torchlight procession, and rally and speaking at Reid's Opera House tonight Those who join in the parade be present at 6:30 at Republican headquarters on Congress street.
 An unusual amount of freight such as produce, hides, groceries and etc., are being shipped from the depot of the $. r. k. R- in this city al present.
 J. P. Lonergan that popular clothing establishment, Church and Congress street. See their immense stock of goods their handsomely arranged show windows, clothing boots, shoes and headware. Governor Murphy the popular and progressive Governor of the Territory ie at present m the city having arrived on the morning train. The governor will appear at Reid's Opera House to night, as speaker in the Republican rally. The Building and Loan Association is surely great benefit to any commu- uity. It aids energy, effort and skill to accomplish ends and gain home which under circumstances would be very diff hcuit to obtain. 1t places in a mans power the opportunity to demonstrate l his power to do that which otherwise 1 might change his whole aspect of life.
 At 6:30 sharp this evening all Repub l icans, young, old and middIe-sged want | to assemble at Repu blican Headquarters | Lonergan's building, Congress and i Meyer streets, to join in the grand | torch light procession. The Governor | of the Territory and the distinguished | speakers will address the assemblage. | Music by the Railroad Band. J. W. Flanders. of Lowell, Mass, is a | visitor to the city. He represents the | large manufacturing firm of J. c. Aver | & O., of Lowell, Mass Mr. Flanders | is great traveller having gone all over | the United States in behalf of his firm, and the geography of the United States | with all it's sections, localisms and pecu- | liarities are like an open book to him, and it is a pleasure to converse with | him. A. J. Grice, who was bitten by hy- drophebia skunk October 9th, has writ | ten from Chicago under date of Octo- | Der 10th, to J. C. Kinghton, stating that l he found upon arriving in Chicago-tha | he could get the Pasteur treatment there, and as he was suffering from | severe pains in the head, he concluded | 1t was not safe to proceed to New York. l He had taken the hypodermic injections l several times and felt very much better. | The treatment, he says, is severe. but he | will continue it for IS days, and does not spprebend any serious results from the bite.-Silver Belt. There's apretty mess in society circles at Fort Grant.Post Surgeon Swift return ing home last week from Solomonville at late hour of the night, discovered ! that Lieut.. Andrews was in bed with his wife. He shot six times at the Lieutenant but missed. Then ke re- turned to Solomonville and filed suit for divorce. This is disagreeable for the army, but such things will occasionally leak out We are sorry for pr. Swift and his erring wife. As to the Lieuten- ant who has brought about this sorro " and disgrace, he should ba dismissed from the United States army in dis grace. Such home despoilers should not be allowed to draw pay from the Gov ernment.-Bulletin.
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