Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.
day. Oct 2let.

Columbus day, Oct 2lst.
 Grand jury day for Pima county Oct. 7th.
 Petit jury day for Pima county Oct.
 14th.
 The Sth of November the Republican county convention in Tucson.
 MT. Mueller, merchant tailor, Con- gresss street near church.
 MT. and Nus. B. M. Jacobs have ar rived from San Francisco.
 VillGescusa the saddlery and harness dealer, Meyer street.
 Mr. J. Perrin, merchant tailor, Con gress street, suits made to order:
 Tucson the radiating business met ropolis of Arizona.
 D.. T. Thomas of Arizola, is visiting the city.
 Geo. Campbell of PInal county is a visitor to Tucson today.
 Judge Ed. Williams of Nogales, is in viewing the sights of Tucson.
 The names on the great register Of Pima county stand today numbered 14S5.
 The Republican convention of Pima county meets on the Sth of October ct Reid's opera house.
 J. P. Lonergsn, the popular clothing dealer, Congress and Church streets, an elaborate stock of goods.
 Geo. Kelley of the Graham Valley Bulletin and Mir. Webb of the Phoenix Gazette are both taking in the sights of the circus.
 The board of supervisors are in ses- sion. TRe board consists of Messrs. Lacy, Bullock, Avery, T. A. Judd, clerk.
 Mrs. Burkhalter, wife of Agent Burk- halter of the $. F., has arrived in Tue son from her summer visit amongst relatives in New Jersey.
 The following citizens of Nogales and vicinity are at present in the city: Al Brockman, Abe Williams, prospective candidate for district attorney on the republican ticket; T. A. Jones, Herbert Wood and W. J. Clark of Cero Colora- do.
 The store of Fue Kee, corner of Court | and Council streets, was robbed last | night whilst he WAS absent to the cir | GUS. The robbers took boots, shoes, | pistols, bales of tobacco, also articles of l clothing. The officers are investigat- | ing.
 The agent of Bra1y's "After Dark" IS now billing the town of Tucson prepara- 1 tory to the appearance of that melo- | dramatic masterpiece dramatic produc- | tion from the fertile imaginative pow CTS of Dion Bouciault. The troupe Rp pears hare on the I2th at Reid's opera | house.
 w. s. Sturgess is in the city, having | returned from hIs ranch, where he has been for nearly month. MT. Sturgess was marrled lately and is now full hedged Benedict. Congratulations are in order to the gentleman who took strong and decisive part in tue Prescott convention.
 The coming Thursday evening of this week will be one emphas zed by gath ering at the Congregational church to indulge in ice cream and choice cake, and to listen to some splendid musical selections. Everyone is invited; old | young and middle aged. No sdmittance fee at the door.
 There are six commercial travellers at the Cosmopolitan hotel. These gentle men represent the following lines of goods: Two clothing, one crockery, one fancy goods, one boots and shoes, one cigar firm. These commercial travellers have spread large lot of samples in their respective departments and it loo 0lr-s rf %-o 10 ntar Of no small proportions.
 Friday, Oct. 21st will be Columbus Day, and as the case nog stands, day l of interest and delight to all our people, old and young. The pastor aud people of the Congregational church aie ar ranging for a special Columbus and American day, on Sunday the 18th. MT. Carlisle will make an appropriate ad- dress, and there will be special music tor the occasion.
 NIT. Howells will begin in the Noven- Der CosMoPoLITAN, department under the attractive title: "A Traveller from Altruria." Those who have seen the first two papers think they will equal in interes. and in their wide appeal to all | classes, the Breakfast Table Papers of | Dr. Holmes. In order to give the neces- sary time to this work, Mir. Howells has turned over the detail editorial work to Mir. Walker
 W. Pickering of London arrived in Tucson last week. He is in the interest of the Canada del Gro Mining Go. MT. Pickering is well pleased with what he has seen of ArIzenR and describes the scenery here similar to Australia in certain parts. He is highly pleased | with the outlook of the Canada del Gro properties in Pima county. He states there is plenty of ore at the smelter and the different mining claims show large bodies of good ore. MT. Pickering pro- poses to become 8 permanent resident of Tucson and may he never have cause to regret that he made such a choice.
 County Treasurer Ben Heney return ed from his California trip within the past few days. NIT. Heney has not been enjoying the best of health and on his return trip to Tucson his mother and sister accompanied him a considerable distance Un the journey to Arizona, when they bld him good bye and return ed to San Francisco. They will no doubt be pleased to hear of his safe ar rival ID Tucson and that bis health is improving under the bright influence of October weather.
 The Wieland brewery compsny's building is rapidly nearing completion. There Is an air current within the fiues that lay between the nine walls of their refrigerator IS equal to total pressure of l37 pounds to the square inch. The refrigerator is put up Tn an exceedingly clever, workman like manner and the air is as cool as mid-winter The beer is kept ice cooi in this receptacle and with the doors closed upon any one in- side the refrigerator would prove sure | death. A few days ago the doors scci- dentally closed on a couple of workmen