Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22
Fall goods are coming ID daily at the New York Store.

Clothing, Gents furnishing goods, ' boots and shoes, you VII find in en- ormous quantities at the New York Store.
 NIT. J. M. Fair, of New Rochelle, New York State, is visitor to Tucson and speaks in kind eulogy of Tucsou's pret- ty weather.
 The Republican candidates are mak- ing great race and from the line city to the mO1ernized Tucson the boys are cheering them continually.
 Mickey Stewart is converting those who were opposed to him. Mickey has way of telling things that make him friends instead of enemies.
 The New York Store carries the finest stock of velvet ana satin ribbons, and sells at bottom prices.
 A beautiful line of pIushes and velvets m all cOlors just received 10 be sold at 60 cents per yard really worth Sl00 a yard at the New York Store.
 Ladies, come and examine our stock of ladies' trimmed and children's hats. They are the latest styles at the New York Store.
 The regular meeting of Tucson Lodge No. 1, +. & A. M., will be held this even ing at 7:3O o'clock. Work in the Sd de- gree. All master masons in good stand ing are fraternally invited to be present
 s. W. Fassig, of Columbus, Ohio, is looking over the city of Tucson and surroundings, and, like MT. Fair, speaks n choice words of praise regarding the land of sunshine and many other good qualities.
 There is hardly ten out of every hun dred inhabitants of Arizona today that stops to reflect what great transforma- tion will take place m this Territory or probable State within the rext two years.
 Judge H. B. Summers, of Florence, ls visiting Tucson upon court matters. The judge is one of the oldest residents of Florence and vicinity and is Q verit- able Thos. Babington McCauiley on the history of bis county.
 Main street is making some substan- tial improvements on the south end. Some Improvements in that vicinity are being enrolled whilst the side walks are being improved and encased in solid blocks of stone from Flynn's quarry.
 One hundred and fifty bars of lead bullion carrying some silver was being hauled through the city today to the de- pot for shipment to the Omaha Re iinery. They are the product of the Canada del Gro mines Of which Captain Burgess IS manager.
 K. V. Bloxton who was so ill hers some time since, has returned from trip to Washington City. He is greatly i'm proved by hls trip and many of bis friends are glad 10 welcome him back in such improved condition.
 The series of reminiscent articles Of My Father as l Recall Him." by Mamie Dickens, the eldest and favorite daugh- ter of Charles Dickens, will begin in the next issue Of The Ladies' Home Journal by an entertaining narration of Dickens personal habits, and an inner glimpse of his home life.
 $. P Creasinger, the wonderful singer of California, will sing in the Methodist church next Tuesday evening, October IS, for the benefit of the NJ. E. Sunday school. The San Francisco Chronicle calls him ''the golden tongue songster." He is the author of four books and about one hundred pieces of sheet music.
 The Congregational and Methodist churches of Tucson will unite m the celebration of the Four Hundredth an- Diverssry of the discovery of America. The services will take place in the NJ E. Church building on Pennington street, Sunday evening, Oct. 16, 1892 Rev. Carlisle and Nathalie will officiate on the occasion and deliver appropriate addresses.
 Mir. Howell Hipde and wife are at present at the San Xavier Hotel. Mir. Hinds is Superintendent of the Great Colorado mine In the State of Sonora near Mlnas Prleias and which was for merlY run under the management of B. A. Price, so we'll known throughout Arizona. Mir. Kinds has mary friends Tn the section who are pleased to meet him.
 Mir. Henderson of Henderson Bros. of Sonora, Mexico, wko own the Grand Central mine in the Camp of the Col oradO and Mines Prietas. is at present
 
 been done on this property and 1t is billed 8s a rich mIne.
 The U. s. grand jury found the fol- lowing true bills against the following parties: ROsalio Franco fer carrying on liquor business without having paid the special tax necessary thereto. Against Nj. V. Elliott charging him with smuggling. Against Phillip lief ley for smuggling.
 F. NJ. Pool of the San Pedro. Repub- hcan nominee for the legislature during the present campaign, is in the city. He glves an account of good crops on the San Pedro, but the cattle interests have met with reverses. MT. Pool. w. F. Nichols and pr. Wright of Bis5ee, are running mates in this election and will score victory.
 Mir. w. T. Day, of the Vekol, Pinal county, IS in Tucson on 8 visit. Judge Day has had charge of the Vekol mine for years He is one of the most pract- lcal mining men in the Territory hailing from the Leadville of Colorado. He IS ripe m mining experience. He has been nominated for the assembly in PinGl county, and his honesty, integrity and ability would fittingly grace any legls- lative hall.
 The coming Sunday evening, Rev. c. E. Carlisle, pastor of the Congregational church, will. as has heretofore been an- nosnced, deliver Columbus Day Suu- day address. It will cover such ground as the condition of Eurobe- during the early life of Columbus. some characteristics, the influence Of the printing press upon the discovery Of America and the reaction of western upon eastern civilization. 4 special musical programme Is arranged.
 G. w. Hughes, a blind man who is be ing lead around the streets by a little boy, says that he had both eyes put out at Tombstone by premature explosion m the mines years ago. He says he is an old miner and belonged to the 2lst Indiana heavy artillery. lie has been i1 the aims house ir San Francisco and in the home for blind in Okland. He