Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-19
Orra Wade is over from Phoenix.

session. Judge Sloan is holding the same at Tom tone.
 Great preparations are being made fol the live pIgeJn shoot at Silver Lake Sunday. Don't miss it.
 On the farm Of Bruce s. Aldridge three miles from town a large force oi
 men are engaged in baling POO tons oi
 hay.
 Mrs. Ida Jeffcrds, of Springfield, Mo-.
 registered at the Russ House yesterday
 and this morning J. M. Thomas, of Fit
 Grant.
 The Land Office removed today
 around the corner to Stone Avenue be-
 tween Congress and Camp streets.
 An Hing who was before Judge Culver
 this morning for disorderly conduct on
 the street. was dismissed upon payment
 of costs.
 Received by l.. Zeckendorf & Go. Nov.
 18th, 1 car potatoes and onions; Nov. 17th, car lard, ham and bacon, 1 car
 salt, and 1 car Pride of Denver Flour. Capt. J. M Thomas of Fort Grant B
 member of the Graham county Worlds Fair Commission arrived in
 town yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Armstrong has been removed to | the Sar Xavier hotel where she is await ing the arrival of her husband who Is
 expected early next week. Rev. and Mrs. Mshaffie have still an- other cause fer thanks giving, the safe ' arrival in their household on the 14th of
 little girl who will be called Ruth. | Col. J. s. Nobles, superintendent of | this division of the Southern Pacific, with wife and two sons arrived yester- day and will proceed to settle down for | the winter.
 Just received from New York, the l finest stock of ladies' hats and evening
 bonnets ever displayed in Tucson. | Please call and examine, for short time only. Orndorff House, Room 27. Miss Stewart played piano solo Tuesday evening, at the Congregational | concert which delighted her hearers and gave promise of an envisb ble proficiency upon thst instrument in the future. The fire which broke out in the barn of Esteban Ochoa a week ago today, is burning yet The baled hay was tightly com pressed and is very difficult to ex- tinguish. Stewards official majority in Marico- pa county is 395. In Yuma county, (unoficaD it is fl, in Cochise county 324. The official in all the counties will be made on Monday next. The Ortega Spanish Dramatic Go. will present this evening at, the Opera House the three act drama "El Pasado." The company has been rehearsing the performance al this week and good entertainment is promised.
 MT. Blott who was injured by the ac- cident on Tuesday evening when an en- zine of $. P. colli6ed near Dragoon sum- init with hand car, was visited this morning by hls physicians who express the hope of being able to save his limits from amputation.
 The value of the mineral output of Arizona for the year ending June 30, port, was as follows: Copper, S4 ,50O, GOO; gold, s3,OOO, ,OOO; silver, s2,2OO,OO0. This aggregates S9,700,000. an increase of S2,- 000,OO0 over the previous year. The professors of the University ex- tend cordial invitation to their friends the people of Tucson to be present at literary and scientific exercises to be given December 1st, Sth and every two weeks thereafter through the winter. John A. Riley and wife arrived Tn town last eveDing. Mir. Riley is trave- ling man for Brad treet & Cos. Commer- cial agency. with headquarters at Los Angeles. He is a brother of James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet and personal friend of MT. Hilzinger at l.. ZeckendoTf & Co.
 The old fish market formerally occu- pied by Siewert, is being cleaned out and fitted up by Fred Werner and Chas. F. Schaumburg to be occupied by them as saloon. They will endeavor to open Saturday evening of this week, if not as eearly as possible next.
 Policeman Mike Sullivan met with one of the greatest surprises of his life last evening. When he went into his home there were two brand new, lusty iunged, young SullIvans to greet him. Mir. Sullivan would not have been SO shocked to find one stranger, but two well, he says he IS as proud of his fami> ly as any man in America. Marcus Bourbon was given fifteen days in jail last evening by Judge Slater for lem bezzlement of four dollars and half. He IS a stepson of David Dunham aod as the letter alleges has been apprO priating to hls own use money collected and obtained in various ways for long time. The old gentleman ssays he can stand it no longer. The young culprit pleaded guilty.
 At 6:34 last evening the fire bells rang. A slight blaze had been started appa- rently by some incendiary, in 8 trunk of clothing in dwelling house on Meyer street. There was plenty of smoke but little blaze. It was extinguished with litte difficulty. The furniture and fix lures of the house were considerable up set in the process.
 MT. Arthur H. Elliot lately with the CITIZEN has arrived at his destination the mining town of Leroy in Pinal coun- ty. He was unfortunate m finding his children all sick with measles as are in- deed nearly all the children of the little town. He is still full of confidence that his mining property there will realize his fOndest expectations. He Is per fectly contented in the prospect and de- serves to strike it rich.
 The case of Luke Harrison against citizen Buckalew was tried today before Judge Slater; and was decided in favor of Buckalew. Harrison was represented by Lawyer Adams and Buckalew by Judge Lowell. 1t vas all about a twen- ty-five dollar broncho. The judgement of the court was that Buckalew retaln possession of the steCd and that Harri- son pay the cost of the trial.
 "Rchard and his Sweetheart Nell" song and chorus, quarto, sent free to any address by Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co.,, South Bend, Indiana, on receipt of cfa fn