Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS The trial jury will convene Monday th 22nd.
 The articles of incorporation of th' new telephone company, to cHL meet l uc son aud Nogales, were filed Friday witt the recorder.
 The San Pedro rodeo is in progress working up the valley. It began at th' Bayless ranch. The round up will be 1T progress 8 week.
 In district court this morning IgnaciC Olivss, charged with horse stealing, wa released on g o bal.
 Electric lights are being put in Ih, old Russ house. The Orndorf hous' was wired up a few days ago.
 Ask for prices of first class groceries at lyancovich's before yOu purchase elsewhere. Do not be oeceived.
 BoRN-At Bsiley's Wells October g to MT. and Mrs. J, E. Bailey a son Shake, uncle Josh, congratulations are in orOer.
 The city will be gorgeously placardeo with ii, b, gItrft oi tbe sslif c c1tts II day eriwo. The ciIcus will rebt h Tue son the Seth of October.
 The growing prevalence of smoking in Tucson is due to the excellence oi Ford's cigars Ford's smokes havt made many an ex-smoker go back or resolL icns to swear of.
 The tSo-story brick business property ou upper Meyer street, owned b. Adolfo Vasquez. has heen sold to Andres RsbeIl for 8 consideration oi $500.
 One saloon man has a new method for placing candidate cards. Instead oi leaving them oD the counter m a pro- miscous lot, he has rack with boxes, and the card of each candidate tacke c outside. Inside are the cards.
 4 deer was brought in from the Rin- cons Saturday by Mexican. 4 Papagc also brought In an antelope, killed on the mesa above San Xavier. They were boto sold to Schumacher.
 The d n,e gwen Friday night by tn" a -" DODCl1ldA Ol0O Moo O NCi. HiOcoooA aff air As several said they had an o'clock Tue party was given in honor of Miss Treat of Kansas.
 On the Southern Pacific heavy run ming IS being done ard fine time made by the employees. No new crews are being added but the present force is being worked almost or quite to lts capacity.
 A crate of rat traps at the Southern Pacific freight hou @ day or TWO ago made the surprising catch of Cweuty-t Uo rats. The traps were not baited. The animals got in the traps, snd probably in their distress attracted more.
 Hon. Tom Parish, superintendent of the Vulture mine and one of the best known democratic politicians in the county, was in the city vest rday, en route home from thirty days sojourn in Mexico. fTom" IS one of the men that ever gets bid and aside from hIs mistaken political notions he is jolly g cd fellow.
 Joe Golbaum will move his stationery store in a day or two from its present qua ters next the telegraph office to the present quarters of the Republican club. The R-publican club will move next to Siewert's, in the old store of A. A. BuIlard. The present Goldbaum store will be oacupied by Messrs. Glucksman and Meyer.
 Ths democratic office holders, 8spi- rants to succeed themselves, are all of on al electi neering trip. Iu conse- qIence Hon. Fred Hughes is at present deputy treasurer, vice Ovsrton; deputy recorder. vice Shibe!l; deputy probate judge, vice Wood. and clerk of the board of supervisors on his owa account.
 United States court has gotten down to work. Last night Molina, the prI- soner wanted from Tombstone, to con- plete the docket, was brought in. The jury met this morning and began their labors. The halls of the court house presented big assortment of peopl-, witness before the grand jury. Tn, Jury will probably be in session several days.
 Invitations are out for the wedding recepti of M ss Rebecca Goldberg and Mir. Hugo A. Zecker dorf, at the honse of the Mrs. H. Gold berg. mother of the bride, ID Pho-nix, Wednesday eveun 2, October 24, 1891. Miss Goldoerg Is ont of the fairest and most popular youug ladies in the Capital city; MT. Zecken- dorf. be prospe ctive groom, is the popular ieweler and one of the old pueblos bes citizens.
 The races at the driving part yester- day did not draw the attendance they deserved. h fact tha attendance wae discouragingly small. The bics cle races were won two heats by Nose Kelley one by Master Depew. The free-for all horse race was between Louis Ezekiel "Buckskin," and Mexican's horse, ca led ''SIuo." Little SD t' owned by Alex Mckay won the quaster-m:le dash against Brown Dick" coming in a legth ahead.
 The new flyer trains, Sunset Limit ed," will be put on the first Of next month. The trans will be weekly. On-, from the west, will reach Tucson at 30 p. m. Friday nighrs; the other, from the east. will get he q at a. m Saturdays. Tha trains will make few stops except to change engines snd take water. The speed will be something unapproacbed on the Sou hern Pacific The time between Ei Paso and Los An gelee will be twenty-four hours.
 Some of the republ can candidates, Messrs. Paul Johnson, Myers, Conley, Mckay, Williams. Nutter end Chillson, left today for fitteen-das's trip in the country. Every town and camp in the couOty will heva been canvassed by election day except QuiiotJa and Gun sigh, points too remote tD be reached practically. A big surprise will greet the democracy of Pima county when they get the returns af'er the 9th of No,o,,har