Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Flynn & Walsh have opened up the Opera saloon.
 A good free lunch at the Saint Louis Exchange.
 Miss Katie Breen of Benson, is visit ing friends in Tucson.
 Mrs. George Houston arrived frsm California this morning.
 The October weather is making itself felt and the days are just lovely.
 Pennington, Main and Alameda streets are improving in buildings.
 There are 1875 votes 90 far recorded on the Great Register of Pima county.
 The United States District Court hes large list et cases on the docket.
 Chas. $. Walton of the Mammoth -mins is stopping at the Russ House,
 The wife. of Col. Rancho Arvizu of Hermosillo, Sonora, is at present visit ing friends in this city.
 Mir. Milton Young, representing r F. Collier, publisher of New York City is in Tucson.
 The delegate from the north is re, ceived with a torchIight procession and bands of music.
 Mrs Julius Goldbaum and daughter arrived from California this morning after sn absence of three months.
 The Consolidated bank of Tucson re- ceived today very handsome safe which they were putting Tn place.
 Miss Della Doll, of Fairbanks. passed through the city yesterday on his wa! to attend the convention in Phoenlx.
 The political candidates are out and making brisk canvass and many are interviewed. A battle wertt nghtlng should be we'll fought.
 BoRN.-Septembe %, 1892, at Port land, Oregon, to the widow or G. I. Lstimer, a daughter. both motner ano child are doing fine.
 Mr. Theodore l.. Stouffer of Florence, is in the city today. Mir. Stouffer is bright and active Republican. He is stopping at the Russ House.
 The hammer and the saw are now heard throughout the city and the spir- it of improvement has taken possession of Tucson to the credit of her growth and promising future
 From all over tke Territory comes the glad tidngs that Mickey Stewart is making a winning race, a race for the people of Arizona.
 . The sprinkiing carts are making their daily rounds and the streets are more presentable. The water fer this purpose is purchased from the railroad. The movement was inaugurated by Dr. Goodfellow. .. The firm of Hughes & Stevens manu- facture galvanized tanks ranging ln capacity from 100 to 60,000 gallons. This firm employs some of The most skilled workmen in this iine within the terri tory.
 One candidate for office had his can didacy painted on fine piece of muslin and tied around the neck of a tavorite dog and the pet dog advertised him freely wherever he went over the city.
 Three jolly miners from the vicinity a of Bisbee for swOre against foreign al- iegiance today and became American cit iZens in this city. They were named as follows: Chris H. Chrlstiansen, Fred. Davey and Thos: F. Kalloch.
 Three handsome hsadstones have been received and erected on the fol- lowing graves in the cemetery or the c. 4. R: Serg't Jeve Kinney, Co. B, 14th U. $. Iufautry, S-rg'G J. D. Nash, Go. c, 9th N. H. Iufantry; Lieut.. J. D. Kautz, Ue. D, lst. Ky. Infantry.
 Building associations are seeking in vestments in Arizona. This IS what Arizona needs and there Is TO better real property to invest in than what Arizona offers to-day.
 4 young Mexican girl died at the ex- tremeend of South Meyer street yester- day and those to whom she was allied for protection were not able to give her the proper burial The matter was re- ported to the city marshall and super vlsors and received proper attention
 At 8 o'clock this evening at Reid's opera house the celebrated Mexican band consisting of 30 pieces and HOW on triumphal return from San Diego to the City of Mexico, will give a grand concert. Sgnior Teniente Antonio Cuenea is director. Prices of admission ssLO0; reserved seats SIPS.
 O0. most excellent acquaintance in Pima county, accompanied by Frank Oury Was in Nogales this week. Mir. Rosk- ruge admitted to the Herald that Frank was here in ths interests of the People Party but WAS careful as regards com mitment on his own side. Roskruge did all the talking.-NOgales Herald.
 Brsdy's "After Dark" was played last night at Reid's Opera House to 3 large audience. It is 8 good play de. picting both the extreme grandeur ahd nobleness of human nature and the other extreme of complete degradation. II was well Received. The comedians Me Intyre and Heath, the black~faced arls- tocrats and humoristic specialists were very popular and received numerous encores.
 J.P. Lonergsn has always been g public spirited citizen of Tucson and has So demonstrated it by his acts MT Lonergan still further demonstrates. his acts in a good cause by allowing the use of his large building on corner of Meyer and Congress streets, free of charge, to the Republicans for head quarters during the campaign. 1t IS such acts 8s this that binds commun- ity in closer relationship and better feel ings towards each other.
 Mir. s. R. DeLong ghoewss formerly Mayor of Tucs1n and who haid ia a most satisfactory manner the high posi- ton of Superintendent of Public In struction of this Territory, IS for the past few days a visitor to the scenes o' his former acqu6intances in Tucson The gentleman IS at present a candidate for the Probate Judgship or CochIst county, and If honor, merit, worth anc principles count for anything COchis' ,Ar-- fh ion