Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18

We shall meet on that beautiful shore.
 PUCK
 A fine deer, great beauty, mon- arch of the glan, slain by Papago, $ brought in this morning. He weighed 220 pounds.
 The DuHbar McClintock cases may b, tried before the expiration of tn ten days s4ntonc. of Mir. Dunbar.
 Work or the new driving park will be begun Saturday. Cleaning brush will be the first thing.
 District court give its attention today to the civil case of Towne vs. Heney, administrator.
 The Mexican brought in from Greater vile for shooting at a constable was held for the grand jury by Judge Scott this morning.
 The statehood meeting 10 be hald next "Wednesday night wlli bs for the purpose of minRting five republicans and five democrats to the Phoenix con- ventloD.
 Divorce has been applied for in district court by Jose M. Peralta, from Concep- cion de Peralta, on grounds of desertIon. The couple were married over forty years ago.
 The trial jury was discharged in dls- trict court this morning. The libel matter against Editor Dunbar was set for Jan. 3 next. Judge Sloan opens court in Tombstone Monday.
 Tucson chapter No. 3, F. &. A. NJ. meet Friday night for work in the fourth and fifth degrees. ca Saturday night work will be done in the sixth and seventh degrees.
 The great rush of business on the Southern Pacific is slightly on the wane. One or two crews are reported lately taken of.
 County taxes have not come in to any extent as yet. Thus far about S20C0 has been paid. The same proportion holds good with city taxes. Settlements there to the amount of S5l4 have been made.
 The police committes met last night and extended the hours of the night force from in the evening to in the morning to in the morning. They will give special attention of early mornings to tramps.
 Elsewhere appears the announcement of D. Kennedy of his candidacy for the marshalship. MT. Kennedy has had ex perience as au officer sfd II elected would undoubtedly do the marshalship duties satisfactorily.
 A meeting of the police commi' tee takes place tonight, to act on the com plaint of people living east of the plaza that tramps are becoming alarming in their attentions. It is not likely policeman will be detailed for the purpose.
 The Chicago Inter-Ocsan is out with a special Worlds far number that Is beauty. The whole history of the fair and its progress are faithfully related. The cover i3 handsome thing-"Th Disappearing City" it is called, the domes of the graat structures piercing dark clouds. Overlooking it are the hosts of the other world in a fine as sortment of wings, trumpets, etc.
 The electric light plant will be en- larged the 1st of December. At re cent ses ion of stockholders it wa deci led to purchase two more dynamos-capac- IL ordered from Chicago and will arrive in three weeks. The present plant in- cludes plenty of power to run the pres ept and the new dynamos.
 The Gazette man, Frank King, in jail for thirty days, is kept behind the bars as are other prisoners. He Is on the second floor. He never slept better than there last night, he says. Ills meals are brought in to him, and are not the county fare. King is not very ferocious in appearance, and certainly does not look much like the average jail inmate.
 Yesterday morning El Tewkesbury of the noted Marlcopa county murder case was brought in from Phoenix by S1eriff Murphy. He IS charged with the cold blooded Hing of Thomas Graham, in August '92. The case will be big one. One hundred and twenty witnesses wIli be brought over, mostly for the prose cution. One hundred and twenty pee pie, m addition b attorneys and friendss for three weeks, wil, make the hotel business of Tucson boom for wlile.
 Chicken thieves were about las. night probably tramps. About S:30 they got into the coop of fowls beloDgiog to Mrs. Kennedy, on Stone avenue. One chicken got away and was pursued by dog. This brought out Master Globe Kennedy. He heard voice at tte coop, procured a 4t-calibre six shooter and blazed away at form retreatiug over a fence. He found three fowls with their necks wrung.
 Among prominent republicans the talk is that ely ticket must surely be put in the field. Last year, in view of tn .ir victory, the democrats would ace t no citizens ticket. This year they say is too good republican year 10 give the democrats anything. They want Tue so0 to do as much for the 2. o. D. as the rest of the country. It is probable ticket will be put in the field, and that the repu blicans will take the Initiative. No primaries will be called earlier than Nov. 9. The ladies of Tucson are organiz ng benevolent society. Tha Ohiec5 is for the amelioration of the wretchedness I of the poor of Tucson, and it is intended | to be on a grand basis. The mee ing | for organization will be h-ld Sat riay | at o'clock, at tla home of Mrs. $. H. | Drachman, 244 south Main street | h case the house is not large enough | mora capaciOus quarters will be then | obtained. The invitation to join the | movement IS general-the ladies are more than invited to assist-they are urged The purpose is good one, and the fied big.