Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-05


 L. Haas. of West Bay City, Mich, IS looking over the Arizona metropolis
 A social entertainment will be given at the University shortly, due notice or which will be given. Rain last night in the Catalinas and R;ncons with slight showers in Tucson. Sky cloudy and threatening up to noon i of this date. The Cosmopolitan Hotel is run on the European plan, s. Katzensteln, proprle- tor. Rooms with meals, or rooms with out meals, as guests desire. Capt. J. N. Converse, formerly of Phoenix and the Phoenix Herald, IS now doing the news department of the Star' The Superintendent of the Territorial Prison at Yuma is at present a vlsltor to the Arizona Metropolitan City.
 AS Boston is the Hub of Maseachu- sstts. so to Arizona, the Hub IS Tucson. The ancients turned to Mecca. Arl- zonans turned to Tucson.
 The Orndorf House has an excellent nev vaponett. one of the finest that has appeared in the city, it conveys guests to and from the depot, and does transient work also.
 Our merchants say "Yes," i've are do ing well enough, we actually cannot complain. We do not anticipate belng millionalres in a day but our patronage is good.
 A wreck occurred last night at Pan tano delaying the passenger tram and causing death, particulars ot which are in this issue of the paper.
 The storm is here today, . it is rain, snow or sleet. The good people are waiting to see the pleasure ot the weather prophet. Either or all outlooks would be acceptable.
 Yes. Arizona's shiboleth is her mines. Her mines are her manufactorles and ln the employment of thousands Of miners rests the keynote of vast strlbutlng fund the throbbing impulse or which IS |. felt iu every vein of its commercial pro gress.
 NIT. A. H. Allen. citizen of Denver, is viewing the Tucson surroundings and thinks he sees here 8 city that will emu late the march of advancement that has been made by the wonder of the West built on the plains below PIke's Peak.
 Out of respect to A. c. Hoffman who was killed last night in the wreck at Pantano the Pastime Club have post poned their social until Tuesday when 1t is hoped that all having invitations will be present.
 By one word from the President of the Mexican Republic whole tribe Of peo- ple are obliterated. Mexicans living under the American flag can appreciate the protection thatis offered them. Such an act would be impossible in the United States.
 Tonight, the 2Sth, the city council meets. All who take an interest Tn city affairs come and hear the Municipal Fathers of a great city advocate the best means of gaining what the city requires most urgently.
 Electric light, water supply and eew- craze gre the prominent features m dis cussion before the committe of Tucson's developments With these well under way the city will take on d march of lm- movement, excelled only in Chicago the modernized, idolized city of the world.
 Albert Zellweiger 20 years of age a native of Switzerland, and relative of MT. Zellweiger of the firm of Pusch & Zellweiger died in this city and was buried this evening. Rev, Carlisle of ficiating at the funeral services.
 Referring to the meeting notice ID yersterday evenings paper of the A: l.. V. uotice should have read Especial Meeting" instead of Splendid Meeting" a typographical error which the CITIZEN now cOrrects In behalf of Capt. Trayer who left the notice.
 A. l.. Hoffman, the engineer who met with sad death on the 5. r. k. R. Friday night. will be buried Sunday at 2p. m. from the undertaker's parlors in this city under the auspices of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Division No. 2S.
 Wm. Reid leaves to-day for Olive Camp for collection of ores for the Worlds Fair MT. Reld is an indefatig able rustler and it is hoped that he will secure one of the best collections that Arizona has yet shown at any previous exhibit.
 O. H. Bayless. Oracle; D. E. Donovan, Pantano: O. $. Chrisman, Los Angles; c. W. Barnhardt, San Francisco; C. F. Morgan, San Francisco and w. H. Bay less, Highland. Kansas, are stopping at the OrndOrff House.
 At the NJ. E. church tomorrow. Ser- mon at II a. m., by pastor. Theme, "Di- vinity of Christ" $. $, at 12 10. and Ep- worth League at p. m., and services at ', the pastor preaching. Sunday, Nov. 6, will be communion Sunday.
 Fred Feidman, the Photographer on Congress street near Mccormick avenue has taken some excellent views of the Columbus Day parade in Tucson. The children formed In a square in front of the school house makes a very pretty scene. He has them upon exhibit in the show windows.
 The wind was blowing hard this fore noon and the clouds were heavy with rain prediction over the Catalins and Rlncons, the flag old glory was flying to the breeze from Republican headquaT- ters and at the Democratic headouar- ters on Pennington street, everything was quiet and not a man showed up that would advocate the Kentuckian for congress, who has. done so much in wind and so little in action for the peo- pie of Arizona.
 Miss Laurette Lowell, daughter of Judge Lowell of this city and. Worlds Fair Commissioner of the National Committee of the ladies department, representing Pima county, IS at present in Chicago, being summoned there by the National Executive committee. Miss Lowell is young lady of rare and excellent accomplishments and will be credit to the great interests of Territo- " and department which she has been chosen to represent.
 A great drive down Stone avenue some distance beyond the Sisters aca- demy, northward over the fine bridge north of the $. P. k. k. track, thence northeasterly towards the Indian school and the university is one of the pleasant