Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-19
G. W, Hack of Los Angeles is at the

the land office this morning.
 Rev. Mir. Mahaffie, of the Methods
 church, delivered a valuable discOurs
 yesterday morning upon '.The Trinity.
 W.K. Meade, of Tombstone, prom
 inent Democratic candidate for Gov
 erIor, arrived this morning.
 The "Owls" are Raking an addition tC
 their bachelor quarters on Camp street
 at the corner of Stone avenue. The
 two new rooms are to be occupied by M
 P. Freeman.
 J. w. Fleming, Silver City, N. NJ. and John R. Loosley and wife, Sar Francisco, are at the Russ House.
 The following are registered at the Orndorff: Fred Simon, St. Joe, Mo-, John F. Blendy, Prescott, and Geo. N. Adams a Arivaipa.
 If the hair is falling out and turning gray, the glands of the skin need stimu- lating and color food, and the best etimulator and remedy is Halls Hair Renewer.
 The social party of the Pastime Club was postponed from Saturday night on account of the Democratic demonstra- ton until this Monday evening. A large number is expected.
 MT. John F. Blendy, of Prescott, who arrived this morning has For some time held the office of territorial geologist and is as well an experienced mining engineer.
 MT. Horace P. Merrill takes a position m, Eo of ha Machine Co. MT. Merrill has been at tached to the Singer office at Prescott for several years past.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. S. M. Aguirre which is aL the residence of M. B. Aguirre, was gladdened on the 11th inst. by the arrival of a bright looking ten pound boy. Mother and son are doing we'll
 The ladies of the Congregational church will offer their friends an oyster. supper and a musIcal en, ertainment Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, at the church. One charge of 90 cents covers both supper and entertainment.
 There is a complaint on the part of several of the candidates of the late election that tine ballots were not printed ID conformity with the election laws of the sixteenth Legislative assembly, and the sample ballot as laid down therein.
 Arizona Lodge No. l, Ancient Order of Workmen, will give an entertainment oa thanksgiving eve. There will be short sketch entitled "Tamales," and the farce Box and Cox with a variety olio between.
 MT. Frank A. lilies. who is associated in the life insurance business with NIT. Geo. H. Adams, formerly minister of the North Methodist church of Tucson Is at the Orndorff House and intends to re- main here for some months at least.
 Braulio Garcia appeared before Judge Slater this morning charged with steal ing a COW, the property of Jesus Ora dias. The evidence disclosed d misun derstaDding, and the defendant was dls- charged, the prosecuting witness paying the costs.
 Twelve thousand pounds of freight wers shipped to-day to Mammoth, about six thousand pounds of groceries and the balance grain and feed. This is an indication of the amount of business that IS being done.
 Mr. J. c. Smith of the surveyor gen erals office Is away in three days trip at his mine some forty miles north of Tucson A recent banning out of some hap-haZaId specimens, showed the ore to be very rich in pure grams of gold as well as concentrates. 4 stamp mill is going up rapidly.
 The examination of c. 4. Howard, ho falaprorh cf tano who is charged with being the cause of collision and consequent death of A. L. Hoffman, which was to have been held today before Judge Culver, is postponed until tomorrow as 2 o'clock.
 Arrangements are being made for a grand trotting event at the Park on Thanksgiving day. There will prob ably be five entries for the race: Reads Dan Ming, Neal's Jerry, and horses owned by Messrs. Perry, Blddleman, and O'Brien, It is very likely that there will also be running race.
 Mir. J. W. Fleming, mayor of Silver City, N. M., who IS spending few days in this city called up Mayor Maish this afternoon. MT. Fleming is serving his sixth consecutive term as mayor of Silver City, and at the late election was a successful candidate for the office of county treasurer.
 pr. P. J. Farrell late of San Francisco is in town today looking for 8 suitable location for medical practice. Dr. Far rell IS a young man of wide experience as traveller, having visited five conti- | nents.
 In the case Of Young Howard the tele- graph operator who appeared today for trial, Judge Lowell the prosecuting att torney moved that the case be postponed until notice was given. There was no objection and tbis- case may and may not be heard from again.
 There will be live pigeon shooting at Silver Lake on Sunday morning, be- ginning at 10 o'clock. All the heavy and light weight sports will be on hand and splendid dsy's sport is promised.
 l.. Mueller appeared before Judge Culver this morning ard swore out warrant against MT. Charles Brown, of Congress Hall for assault and battery. The trouble was caused 1t appears by his interference with Mueller, while in the act of beating his nine-yeRr old son. The boy has been away from home sInce Sunday and Mir. Brown seems to have thought the father was too severe in punishing him, and took turn at the old man himself. Sympathy was largely with the boy.
 A meeting of the Electric Light and Power Co. was held last evening at the Board of Trade rooms. In the absence of Messrs. Steinfeld and Grossetta. Judge Rouse occupied the chair. The bylaws of the company which had been before considered, were adopted, also one new bylaw regarding the meetings of the board of directors.
 The Company is well underway BOW. All the contracts for dynamos and ma chinery are let and if tLere is not too much delay in deciding upon a suitable location to erect the building, electric lights will shine for us in about six weeks. The incorporators complain Of