Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-08
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY OCTOBER &. 1892.

There are 400 votes recorded up to neon today.
 This IS a week of delegates from the different portions of the county. Tomorrow, Saturday, remember the Republican primary at City Hall.
 City council Meets Monday night, Oct. 3rd.
 Oct. 4th Robinson's great circus ap- pears in the city.
 Eagle milling flour, the finest brand in the west, mllled at Tucson. Tucson was busy to day putting up and voting for substantial men at the Republican primary.
 The ladies of the Congregational church viii give an ice cream socIal next Thursday evening, Oct 6.
 The move that is being made in be- half of Columbus Day speaks well for the successes of that day.
 The Democrats are annoyed at Shaw not getting the nomination and there may be au opposition ticket.
 Services-wlll be held at Sam Drach-
  o'clock p. m. this evening.
 Several wagon. loads of corn this years product srom San XavIer vicinity were beng weighed on the scales at Etcheli's shop today.
 All stores of the Hebrew population O; this city closes at , p. m., September 30th and reopen at , p. ID. Saturday evening.
 John Gardner aud wife left PhilRdel- phia Sept. 26th and expect to arrive in Tucson Sunday or Monday morning, Oct. 2nd or 3rd.
 A flag pole looms up over the new pOstotfice building and another over Masonic hall in the same building.
 The electric light is mnking. g.iavorable headway and Tucson is likely to be under the rays in very brief space of time.
 The stores of the Hebrews of the city were closed since yesterday evening at o'clock and will open this evening at o'clock.
 Congregational Sunday school at 9:36- sharp tomorrow morning. It will be contribution day. All cordially invited to be present.
 The University will be we'll attended this session. There are large number of applicants from different portions of the Territory.
 The s, P. R. R. pay car-the silver dollar distributor handed their many employees in Tucson the cash for faith ful services performed yesterday, the Both of September.
 Major Schwartz, police judge and city recorder of Phoenix is a visitor to the city today and was watching with great interest the transformation that is be- ing made from an ancient to modern ized city. Tonight at the rooms of the board of trade the teachers of the schools and the professors of the University will meet to discuss Columbus Day and the be-t manner iD which 1t should be cele- brated.
 The Palace hotel is undergoing con- siderable repairs Mayor Maisl seems determined to make the hotel as popu- lar as when in years gone by standing room could hardly be obtained.
 The Democratic convention adjourn ed Thursday night and close examina- tion by experts go to prove that their political sprintere will get lame before the race is completed.
 There is disposition to improve the city. Both as to building, electric light and other needs so much enjoyed by modern cities. To these improve ments the future destiny of the city is most closely allied.
 Tomorrow there will be a meeting of the Columbus Day arrangers at the board of trade rooms at ' p. m. All in- terested please attend. J.P. Lonergan has opened large and select stock of goods. MT. Loner gan has an array of goods which has been secured at bargain and he will place the same before his customers at greatly reduced prices. The store of MT. Felix on Meyer street is receiving a suitable recognition from many customers. MT. Felix was for years in l.. Zscken1orf & O., and l made many friends and drew many GUS toners to his employer in those days. J. w. Canning has fixed up his new apartments in the building formerly oc- cupied by the postoffice, corner of Con 1 gress and Main streets and Is prepared 1 to do an extensive business in harness l and saddlery. A Southern California paper says: In l the recent bond election, under the 1 Australian system, in Los Angeles, 106 | ballots were void out of 1888 votes that were cast, because of errors in making the tIcket, yet the tickets contained only l two lines, and afforded only two chances 1 for mistakes. Sol Israel, wbo keeps store in Nam | moth and Is well known in Tucson, vas thrown off his horse at Mammoth and l had his leg broken. Mir. Israel was brought to this city and DT. Fenner is now attending the injured man at his rooms on Convent street near Church 1 plaza. The following cItlzens of Pinal county were in Tucson yesterday.
 Wm McQueen. James Stone, Edward 1 Drew, Geo. Smart, John Reese from Casa GrRnde and Wm. Elliott from Picacho. Mir. Mcqueen speaks well Of the mines ID that section and expresses himself that there is a great future in store for that Onexcelled silver section. Street Commissioner Schumacher and Surveyor Chillson were actively engag- ed yesterday forenoon looking after the grading pegs on Pennington street where considerable improvements are taking place. The opinion IS that the council should settle these street sur veys before future building cause un- necessary complications. The faculty of the University of Ari ] zona, at their meeting Friday, voted to cooperate with the city schools in cele- brating Columbus Day, which falls CD Oct 2lst. An interesting program is in preparation under the care of joint committee of the University faculty and ! the Tucson city teachers. Professors l