Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-05

At Republican headquarters m thls city. the Stars and stripes of a Nations great glory is Tapping from a liberty pole and famed by the breeze Of the November zephyrs it seems to say, there is a star lacking, and that star Is Arlzons to add to my completeness. BoRN-There was born last night te the wife of John V. Paul in this city, a son. The babe weighs. ten pounds. Mother and boy doing well. They have named him the little treasurer. ot Pima county.
 At the Congregational church this evening, there IS to be an old time slng- ing social. No fee, 10 collection. Just to have 8 good social time, you are cor ! dially invited.
 J. A. Shedd the popular grocer will soon move into the apartments now oc- cupied by the United States Land office on Congress street. The officials Of the Land office vii take up apartments on Stone avenue, near Congress street.
 To-day is All Souls Day and before the altar Tn the cathedral a handsome cRtafalque had been arranged ard many worshippers threnged the editice during the early hours of the mass and to offer prayers for their dead relatives. This is custom of the Catholic Church.
 The singing class of the Congrega- tional Sunday school will be held Satur- day afternoon in the parlor of the church at 3 o'clock The same will be under the efficient management of Mrs, Eyster. All interested are requested to be pres ent.
 By an error the morning newspaper stated that the University exercises would occur this evening. This is a mistake. Professor ComstOck announces that these exercises will not take place until December the 1st, 1892.
 R.. c. Brown and G. W. Brown, of the Tucson Enterprise Publishing Company, were cited to appear at 9 o'clock this morning before the Judge of the First Judicial District and required to show reason why they should not bs held for contempt of court. They were given until tomorrow the 2d, at 9 a. m.; to appear.
 J. l.. Clark, of Mammoth, true blue Republican miner welcomed to his home in the mining hills of that famous dis trict handsome young Republican boy babe on the 23d of last month. This makes the sixth boy in the family all growing in the Republican faith and sons of true Repu blican sire that has most faithfully and consistently ad- vocated and practIced Republican prin- elples.
 4 visit to John Gardlner's Machinery Depot this afternoon found that insti- ute in great activity. The little engine putting away, the belted wheels revolv ing, and the worknen busy. This is a home institution and is so recognized, and will receive the patronage due It.
 Carpenter Dennis has bought four lots on Miltenburg street for 5000. And within year from date, will erect thereon four neat buildings for residen- ces. This points in the direction of how things are going in Tucson. The loca- ton commands pretty view of the Ter ritorial University and the Catalinas.
 The stores of Tucson are vleing with one another ln their handsome display of goods. Bales of goods arc piled in conspicuous and attractive shapes out
 
 dows are dressed in the most attractive and artistic manner whilst popular and reasonable prices are tagged upon articles of dresswesr, headwear and footwear.
 Jere Fryer the ten foot giant in the employ of the Canada Del Gro smelter was on his way down Congress street today packing 8 steel trap which he had secured at bargain and proposed to steal march on the coyotes that infest the vicinity of his apartments near the smeiter. He says there is nothing in the constitution of the United States that forces a miner to divide his bill of fare with a mountain coyote. From the fierce gleam that flashed from the tall mans eye it was apparent that it meant death to his majesty, the coyotine all along the line.