Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-12-09
REPUBLICAN

We. FELIX.
City Marshal,
j. P. ZIMMERMAN.
Maish & Driscoll shipped two carload
of stock Sunday.
Only innumerable arrivals of hobo
have occurred since Saturday.
The Kibbey murder trial begin
Thursday.
Suit has been fled in district cour
by Nellie Pomeroy VS.. James Quinla
and wife.
Pains in the region of the kidney
are cured by Simmons Liver Regulator
An apportionment of school fund
will be made by county Superintendent
Wood Of S4740 in day or two.
A slight wreck occurred to freigh
Saturday night at Ochoa, derailinl
several care.
The Southern Pacific pay car started
from San Francisco yesterday morning
so railroad men say. This would brinl
it to Tucson on the 9th.
Nearly 100 witnesses have recently
been summoned by Deputy Sam Finley
at Phoenix and vicinity. They will bs
along shortly.
The Park case is again on trial, be
ginning yesterday afternoon. A specia
venire of jurors was required. Former
Iuries disagreed.
1t is street rumor that special agent
is to be sent from Washington to inves-
tigats the charges that have been made
by democrats against Governor Hughes.
Letters of administration on the
estate of I'll. w. Lowe, who died at
Tubac recently will be filed for
probate very shortly. The estate
amounts to several thousand dollars.
Belle Hunt a noted writer for leading
periodicals, Frank Leslie's, Harpers' and
others, died last night at her home in
Dallas, Texas The deceased was q
COUSIN of Judge Satterwhite, of this
city.
The ball players are discussing games
for Christmas. They told of having
the Tombstone or Mesa club here; also
vi tnO kohhC az l. hOC11A,
should the club of that town desire it.
The address in public assembly at the
university on Wednesday next will be
given by Rev. ID. p Wilson Subject
"The Object of Education" This will
be well worth trip to the university
to hear. Don't fail to go. The regular
carryall leaves postoffice at 2:35.
Something bas finally been billed for
Reid's opera house. 1t is a minstrel
company and jubilee company, colored,
of ten people. They viii be at the
opera house Saturday night. Prices
will be seventy five cents for reserved
seats, fifty cents for general admission.
From the Mohawk mine at Mammoth
Superintendent Thomas L. Bailey, in
from there, tells that sinking is now
down ITO feet and making good pro-
gress. The formation the work is now
in is porphyry. More sinking will be
done, and then prosecuting to the
ledge.
Quarterly examinations for teacher
ships were in progress in County Super
intendent Woods Office today. The
applicants Mrs. Phoebe Began, of
Arivaca; Mrs. Ida VanRiter, of Wyom-
ing; Miss Hattie Stone, of Nogales; and
Miss Eva Stevens, of Kansas.
Mr. Hall, Colorado orator, who
etumped the state for Harrison last
campaign, with his wife and daughter
are in the city. Mr.. Hall spoke at the
recent Masonic banquet at Phoenix.
making what was declared to be the
best speech of the occasion. He is en-
route to Phoenix.
Jack Bolyn, who has just been re-
elected chief of the fire department,
says he will do all in his power the
coming year for the good of the fire
service and of the department. Jack
has always given excellent satisfaction,
and his reelection is a testimony to
that fact.
One of the youthful hard cases in the
Jail relieved Tewkesoury, new
prisoner, recently brought from Phoe-
nix, of a $40 gold piece. Tewkesbury
left the money in his cell. In day or
so the janitor changed the money for
the boy, who told that his mother gave
it to him. He spent $3.50 of it before
it was known where 1t had gone. The
81. 80 was returned.
Sunday the Papagos had a big drunk
and celebration. The occasion was the
observance of their saints day, of San
Francisco de Xavier The old church
was crowded to its utmost capacity.
Several tainted in the jam. The Papa
goe in many cases drank themselves to
utter helplessuess. The ''feast" lasted
from Saturday night till Monday. Some
Mexicans attended from town and
camped out the two nights.
Another step has just been taken in
the opening of the San Msrcial coal
fields, in the departure this morning
for the fields OF two experts and two
representatives of ths capital. Messrs.
Nelson and Brown are the names OF the
experts; and -Lowin and Brown for the
capital Much will depend on their
re port Should they be satisfied with
the outlook the development will go
ahead. Mr.. Wagy is now expecting
them. He has not been heard from
since bis departure.
Again the democracy is without
standard bearer for the second ward.
Fred Hughes has withdrawn. 81 don't
want the Office said MIR. Hughes. ~
couldn't attend TO it if / had it and
don't want 1T anyway" No one will be
appointed to succeed him in the candi-
dacy, says G. A. Shibell of the committee.
Democrats concur with Fred Hughes
and the republicans IN believing that
"Miltenberg is good man, as good a
man as could want to see go in there"