Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The water question will come UP fo
 action tonight before the city council.
 Mir. Carlos R. Felix, agent of Wells
 Fargo < Co. at Zacatecas, Mexico, |
 visiting his family in this city.
 The performances Iast night of Craw-
 ford's Comedy Troupe was ccmplet'
 success.
 John Moran. the hard listed son o
 toll and successful miner, IS visiting
 Tucson today.
 Miss M. Hittinger has returned from Cal lfornia, where she has been spending vacation Of two months.
 There has been s16,O0O subscribed up to date for the electric light in the city.
 Remember the city council has post.
 poned their meeting until October 18th.
 Mir. Chas. H. Meyer announces hlm- self as a candidate for jus ice of the peace of Tucson.
 The city council will not meet tonight as heretofore mentioned but has post poned the meeting until Oct. 2Sth.
 Tomorrow, the 2lst, being legal
 holiday, no paper will be issued from this office.
 Judge Ferguson whilst in Solomon vile, Graham county, mace several pol itical speeches in behalf of the Repub- lican party.
 The building block of A. V. Grosetta opposite the railroad depot, IS under going repairing and will be made very presentable when completed.
 At the crossing of 9th avenue and Pennington street a substantial water way has been arranged by the street committee which allows all the water running north down the grade of 9th avenue to escape to a suitable outlet near the railroad track.
 Mrs. W. W. Chapman from Oregon, and Miss Nellie Sutherland from Cal ifornia, sisters Of Mir. Chas. R. Drake aud Mrs. Herbert Brown, arrived in the city this morning.
 c. Loss, of Casa Grande, candidate on the Republican ticket of PInal coun- ty for the asse n ply Is a visitor to the metropolis on his way to Mammoth to address his constituents.
 The management of the Crawford Comedy Troupe announced from the stage last night that owing to the joint debar between the congressional caa-. didates the performance would be de- layed tonight until g o'clock.
 The. great singer, the golden tongue sOngster and mus,cal composer. appear ed before an audience at the Methodist church last night and fulfilled the repu- t9tion that prec sded him. He Is an agreeable and rt'siic singer and de- serves the reputation bestowed on him.
 The Canada del Gro Mining Go. of London Limited are doing good service around Tucson by the large amount of money they put in and also by their shipment of demonstrated product which is an open book of this rich and pro- ductive country. Ih-s company spends soms S2O00 week.
 Judge Porter, formerly of the Su- preme Court of the Te ritory under Cieveland's administration and who is now residing in Phoenix IS paying the City of Tucson a sit. The judge is ao affable and courteous gentleman much liked by all who have formed the pleas NAC OA HE dO AsAlii tnhNSs
 Sunday morning the two-yaar-old son of Mr. and Mrs ThOmee King died at Mammoth and was buried in Tucson cemetery yesterday evening. Rev. c. B. Carlisle performed the services for the dead. MT. and Mrs. King are m3st favorably known m Tucson and have the kindest sympathy of many friends in this city.
 w. H. Barnett of Crittenden, is visit ing Tucsen upon matters of business. Mir Barnott has two ranches near Crit tendeu, one within four mules and one within twelve miles of Crittenden. He admits that the past year has been quite a drag on the cattle business. He. also announces the fact that Judge Edward Vanderlip has been quite sick.
 The young son of Mir. Canning, of this city, was sent to San Francisco under the advice of Dr. Fenner to undergo a surgical operation which was success fully performed. The young boy re- turns greatly improved and will be un- der the watchful care of pr. Fenner.
 W. c. Barton, father of Mr Reston, who has established a large wholesale liouor establishment iD Tucson, will ar rive ID this city tomorrow. A telegram from Albuquerque announces him on bis way here. This firm occupies one of the largest storerooms in the Radu- lovich block and shows that they be- lieve in the destiny of Tucson as a busi- ness center.
 s. P. Creasinger, the California golden tongue author of "Billows and Song" will appear tonight at the Methodist church iu Tucson. He is a powerfully built man and a model singer. He says, ''I shall tell the people of tLe East the great transformation l have seen in Arizona. I find people he:e from all over the United States educated and refined.
 The Crawford Comedy Company with little Oracle Beebe in the great five act play of Myrtle Ferns" at Reid's opera house tonight. The applause and satis- faction that greeted the performance Monday night IS a guarantee that the future of this company is assured be- fore a Tucson audience. The popular 1 prices and the excellence of their per formance entities them to the patronage with which they are greeted.
 Thos. B. Paxton, of Cincinnati, and Judge Samuel F. Williamson, J. H. Dempsey, of Cleveland, J. H. Cardon from Hermosllo, were in the city taking testimony before B. w. Tichenor, attor- ney and stenographer of this city. This suit involves large sum of money in the famous Colorado mines in Sonora of which E. A. Price was formerly in charge. The suit is brought by ons Ricardo Johnson, the original owner of the mine. What these charges are future developments will make public but one thing is certain that E, A. Price made this camp what 1t is and gave employment to hundreds of men and put into that vicinity hundreds of