Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Ex-Gov. Lewis Wolfey is in the city.

Ex-Gov. Lewis Wolfey is in the city.
 Don't forget the Republican ratifica. tion meeting tonight at the court house.
 E. W. Clark and Frank Monick are in town from the mountains.
 Marshall Driscoll shipped seven car loads of fat cattle to Los Angeles yester- day.
 FEW. Stratton one of the newly elect ed supervisors of Pinal is in the city to day.
 Skipped by the Light of the Moon" the funniest of all funny plays, IS com ing.
 Esteban Ochoa has commenced the rebuilding of his barn destroyed by fire about three weeks ago.
 The Orndorff Bus is out day and night. Leave orders at Orndorff House, Telephone %. All orders promptly at tedned to.
 It is reported that besides the tickets already nominated for the city election, there will be third, headed by Mayor Aaish,
 The new residence on Stone Avenue near Camp St. will be ready for occu- uarcy by M. P. Freeman in about two weeks.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild have secured the opera house for the night of Dec. 22nd and will hold there a grand entertainment of Christmas tableux.
 The RIllito Canal Co.,, has fifteen or twenty men at work already construct ing l5O feet of Hume. It is expected that the good work will go ahead rapid 'ly.
 There is no excuse for any man to ap- pear in society with a grizzely bearo since the introduction of Buckingham Dye, which colors a natural brown or black.
 MT. s. s. Watson who has over two hundred teams at work on the GIla Bend Canal was in town yesterday and left this morning for the scene of the work.
 Registered at the Russ House are w. H. Stiliwell, Tombstone; J. E- PIltzeT, Muninch, Ind. J. A. Crouch, GilR Bend; O. U- CT, San Bernardino, Cal
 NIL. Grover of Harqua Hale is in town. He has had some specimens from hismIning property assayed the results of which are highly satisfactory.
 Surveyor Drummond will start this evening for the survey of the Camp Verde Reservation which will be finish ed in about eight days after his arrlv- al.
 The Young Men Union Free Read ing room is open to all opposite the Tel egraph office on Congress street. It IS an excellent place for strangers ID the city to pass an agreeable and lnstruc- tive hour.
 MT. and Mrs. Fitch left yesterday morning for San Francisco where Mrs. Fitch is to be treated at one of the lead ing hospitals. 4 telegram received tHlS morning from Les Angeles states that so far the Journey has been accom- plished without injury to the invalid.
 Lyman Follett, Graham county, who was arrested last weak charged with the murder of Jack Green near kyrene a year ago, was discharged from custody yesterday, the grand jury having failed to find an indictment against him.
 Hon. Thomas Hughes returned from Phoenix yesterday morning where he went to attend the meetings of the Loan Commission. The object of the ses- sion was to prepare detailed informa- tion concerning the bonds for the bene- fit of the purchasers whose attorney, c. W. Wood of Chicago, was present at1 the meeting
 Rarper's Young People for November 22nd is a Thanksgiving number, and comprises twenty-four pages, besides the usual supplement-all included ID beautiful cover especially designed for thIs number.
 Postoffiee Inspector Lawrence who has been detained in town for few days lon business expects to leave early tomorrow. He has been electrlfylng some of the local billiardists with bis own skill with the cue.
 The City Central Committee will be announced tonight. The Committee Of Resolutions will make its report, and some of the Republican nominees will talk upon the issues of the Municipal Campaign.
 Thomas Gardner is Tn from the San Pedro district, and reports the country as very dry. He says the cattle are al together dependant upon winter rains and will suffer unless rain falls plen- tifully.
 Charles Proctor, foreman for Martin Driscoll was in the city yesterday and reports that the cattle West of the Santa Cruz are looking well and that there will be no losses in that direction pro- vided there are winter rains.
 The Peoples ticket is in the field as follows: For mayor Fred Maish, coun cilman-at-large Frank MIltenberg, list ward Thomas Driscoll, 2nd ward Jack Bolan, treasurer C. T. Nutter, recorder C. H. Meyer. Assessor Anthony Coenan, marshall William Roche.
 The Republicans will hold a rally to- night at the court house to ratify the nominations of last evening. Some of the best political speakers ID the county were present last night and were burst ing with indignation and eloquence but were restrained from utterance until to- night. The rally is sure to be well at tended.
 Not for eeven years has there beenl such a small number of criminals in the the. county jail. The only way Of ex- plaining this 1t the practice on the part of the magistrates of imposing sen tences of such severity upon petty habitual offenders as to keep them filled ,,.-4n tz-1eolasou7a dread