Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12

Mir. Hiram 5 Stevens has been detaln ed at bis house under a slight attack ot billiousness.
 Zimmerman and Lucas sound we'll
 Radulovich's Block looms up in fine shape Corner Congress and Stone av- hue.
 Theo. Harting, Helenville, Wis; and O. H. Koch, of Columbus, Wis, are stop ping at the Russ.
 Mrs. c. Cameron and children oi San Rafael are stopping at the Cosmo politan.
 Siewert un Congress street has added the fish and oyster trade to his already prosperous business on Congress street
 The political warfare being over all ne WIS of local interest and Territorial i'm portance will be furnished the read CTS of the CITIZEN.
 Siewert has bought out the interest of the American Fish. Company and will suppl y the trade at his stand on Con- gress street.
 Hood & MaIdonado have opened up a saloon business, Corner Meyer and Me- silia street in the location formerly occu- pied by V. Lsvorln.
 F. H. Whomes, brother of pr. Whomee, has arrived in Tucson from California. He will remain permanently and assist the Doctor in his office.
 J. c. Boucher, uncle of pr. Green, arrived this morning to settle up the affairs of his nephew. Mir. Boucher is journalist of Pennsylvania.
 There will be grand rally and pa rade tonight of the Republican party party prior to election day tomorrow. There will be an enthusiastic turnout. Let all rally under the old flag for Arl- zoua's advancement.
 John W. Grant candidate for council on the Republican ticket was in Tucson yesterday shaking hands with his many admirers. Mr. Grant is an old time res ident of Tucson and those who know a good man will not neglect him at the polls.
 At noon today in Tucson 800 votes had been cast. The voting was proceed ed with very rapidly and no difficulty seemed to be encountered.
 A. J. Corbett was busy this morning unpacking a large receipt of Glassware, hardware and Stoves. Tucson is on business hustle and hustle that shows which way the needle of trade is point ing.
 The Execu tive committee of the Young Mems Union, extend their thanks to Miss Bessie Edgar, Mir. l.. M. Jacobs and Mr. ChRs. Hoff for splendid lot of magazines, periodicals and papers, sent to the free reading room today.
 Ignacis Calvillo, resident of Tucson for many years and an active member of the fire department of this city, left for Phenix this. morning wh ere he will probably remain for some time engaged in business in that city.
 Yesterday morning the publishers of the Enterprise, R. c. Brown and G. w. Brown returned from Pheni1 having been pardoned by the Governor of the Territory. A large crowd assembled at the depot and met them with band of music and escorted them up t0wn.
 l. A. Shedd will move his grocery business into the building now occupied by the U. s. Land office in few days. Mir. Shedd has an 4 No. stock of goods and will have tons of it to remove into his new apartments. He has occupied his present stand for many years and has been both popular anu busiresslike with his customefs.
 Wnl. T. Cottler, of Phenix, represent ing the system of ventilation in convey ing fruit East also the proper veutila- of h.,sl nf al He. MT. Cottier, has system of ventilation which has been put into the city with success. The gentleman is stopping at the Palace Hotel and is hIs own agent.
 MT. Siewert has bought out the in terest of the American Fish Go. in this city and will remove the same next to his confectionery on Congress street where he will keep a constant supply of fresh oysters and fish. Country orders as we'll as those of the city will receive prompt attention.
 Adolf Bal, the energetic agent of the millionaire firm O. San Francisco the John Wieland Breweries is doing large business in Tucson, his beer sto- rage and refrigerator warehouse at the I and hustle showing that bis enterprise proper patronage afforded in support thereof.
 A fire last night on Convent street destroyed considerable hay for Estevan Ochoa. The fire department responded promptly and did good work but it is plainly and pslpably noticeable that the fire apparatus needs improvement. The hose leaked badly and in a contest against a serious conhsgration the de- pgrtment would be as a bucket thrown into flaming furnace.
 The insecurity of the Democratic plat form was delinested in a forcible man. ner today when Scott the Democratic nominee for sheriff, whilst driving his spanking team in search of victory was uncermoniously left, in other words the shafts of his conveyance became discons nected from the body of his vehicle and the horses went galloping down Con- gress street with the air about their gal lop that they would get somewhere but their candidatial Master was beautifully left.
 Judge ". T. Day and Mrs. Day of the Vekol are at present in the city stopping st the Russ House, The Judge was running on the Democratic ticket in Pima county at the late cleo tion for the assembly. The Judge is no doubt elected by big majority. He is a man Of stability experience and a first class record ID his county and would make an excellent legislator as he is thoroughly posted in law matters and further more knows the special wants of his constituents.
 The Pioneer News Depot of J. $. Mansfield is being replenished with 8 full line of toys, books, reading matter of the latest authors and class of goods that will compare with the largest es- =taDlishmsnts of its kind in San Francis co and Los Angelss. See the beautiful toys, the reading material consisting of