Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
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The circus reaches Tucson Octo oel 4th.
 The city council meets first Monda! in October.
 The second term of the University o Arizona commences Sept. 2S.
 Colvin Cameron the large cattle own CT is in the city.
 The public schools of this city opened on Sept. 18th with large attendance
 The Third Party meeting will be held in the Probate court roon next Satur day evening.
 The Arctic ice wagons are still dellv' eIing large blocks of ice determined tc freeze out the warm weather.
 Surveyor L.. D. Chillson has gone on @ surveying trip. to Bowie and wlll De b ack on the 23rd or 24th.
 The Eagle milling compa ny's flour is one of the best brands on the Pacific coast.
 The Philharmonics have not yet de termined whether they would go to San Diego to ioln in the celebration there.
 The supply of vegetables for the Tue son markets is kept up with the de mands and there is every imaginable variety.
 The following notice is placed at the door of the new postoffce. This building will be occupied on the 25th of September"
 The schools of Tucson are well at- tended aud the play grounds surround ing them ring with the merry voices or the little ones.
 Flynn's quarry south of the city IS furnishing an excellent quahty of build ing stone which is being dally y used In many of the repairs now going on ln this city.
 Manager Zier of the New York store states that he will close his store to- morrow evening at o'clock.
 Mir. VIC. Davls arrived on this morn e ing's train from his mines at the liar qua Hala.
 Mrs. A. O. Haskins has been appoint ed a member of the National People, party Committee of the United States for Arizona.
 NoTICE-Matt Morrissy miner work Ing in the Tombstone mines. native of Lake Superior Michigan, died week age in Tombstone Arizona, LeRdville papers will please copy.
 Tomorrow evening at o'clock the Jewish New Year commences and the g torres will generally be closed at that h our by all the members of that faith.
 The weather this evening is buster ing and windy with threatening clouds from the east. There IS no doubt but the heavy rains that have delighted the Rio Grsnde will travel westward.
 L. Rosenstern of La Mariposa has been on an extended trip through Graham, Gila aDd Pinal counties and will be in Tucson this week.
 The Canada Del Gro smelter has been making cash purchases of ore and the smelter has been running with reg ularity except in cases of needed re- pair.
 The Methodist Episcopal conference held at Los Angeles has appointed E.. G. Roberts presiding elder for Tucson and Florence Arizona.
 CD. Reppy, Collector of customs at La Noria IS in tue city. MT. Reppy IS one of the brightest newspaper writers in the territory, although not engaged in that capacity at present.
 Judge Sloan will be present in Phe- nix ID attendance at the Shpreme court session to be held Oct. 26th. The ses- sion will last some or 10 days.
 Mayor Maish. was actively engaged today looking over the city with the purpose of finding out to what extent the health ordinance was belng ob- served.
 Six iron doors hung lazily on their hinges today at the city bastIle. Crimes for the last 24 hours were reported as blank and law and order was written on the city marshafs desk
 The month of October will be enliv- ened by tae circus, theatricals, session of the U. $. district court, grand jury meeting of the city council and a large return of the population that have been absent during the summer.
 Cashier Powers formerly of the Tue son banks and who within the last two years has been cashier of the Final county bank in Florence has accepted position with a banking firm in this city.
 Territorial Auditor Hughes has kind ly informed the CITIZEN that SlO0,OOO of the Territorial bonds have been plac- ed as follows: S29,000 with the Consoh- l~ ~H orA S7l .OOO with the National bank of Phoe- nix. This speaks well for the conf dence displayed in the Territory's tu- ture.
 Johnny Hart, well-known Rs Colonel Johnny Hart has returned from his ranch looking very much like true farmer. But Johnny says "I never saw any one go away from Tucson yet but what did not always like to return. l have made thls observation for F years"
 ChRs. Wores was sampling 10 tons or lead smelling ores from the Olive camp today at the Tucson sampling works. This camp situated 20 miles west of best discoveries and best producers ID 1lmd cOunbs
 There was a race horse out trying a spin down Pennington and Congress street this evening, The jockey had hard work holding hlm. The horse looked a sure winner. It IS an other proof O. Arizona's fine climate, fine barley fine hay and fine training.
 The Prospector states that the follow rng committee has been appointed by the executive commltte of the South west Silver convention, whose duty | will be to examine into all the eau Sci that have led to the present depression of mining interests iu the southwes and to report when the convention meetI in December the means whereby th' progress of the industry may be. re -es tablished: Walter c. Hadley, New Mexico; E. B. Gage, Arizona; B. Sa lazar Mexico; H. J. Clifford, Texas.