Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-29
MT. w. s. Edwards is in the city.

f MT. w. 5. Edwards IS ln the city. Col. W. T. Gibbons and wife are rusti.
 eating in San Diego.
 Applicants to the university were
 registered today. School begins to. | morrow.
 A storm which probably broke It's force in the mountains, threatened Tue son today.
 With a properly colored glass, enough | of it, the south Main street spook can be seen any dark night.
 The Edwards house on the south side of Military plaza, will be occupied by Judge Bethune and family and Profes- sor Boggs and family.
 About twenty indinent witnesses ap- piled for relief from the court yester- day. All of them were subpoened in the case of the territory against Julian and Manuel Martinez.
 Paul Heermans, city editor of that stsunch republican paper, the Tucson CITIZEN. was in Wilcox Monday. He
 is making tour of the eastern part of the territory by rail and bicycle in the
 interest of the CITIZEN. Paul is gen. tlemsn who is always welcome in our town.-Sulphur Valley News. Tbe Los Angeles Herald says: Hon. Mark Smith and wife of Arizona are in
 the city, and will go to Avalon today to spend few days inhsling the pure l ozone of the ses-girt isle. The congres sional delegate will go loaded to catch
 jewish. He says he is determined to fish for them in the highest style of the
 art-with rod and reel and 800 feet of
 line.
 MT. Geo. M. Hickman, in charge of | the hardware department of l.. Zecken- dorf & Co.,, has resigned his position and will leave for San Francisco on Monday
 next. MT. Hickman was president of the Citizens Building & Loan Rssocia- tion. This office he resigned last even- ing. He is an A l citizen and his de- parture will be generally regretted. The repu blicans made no mistake when they renominated Judge Culver to succeed himself. The Judge IS lawyer of good ability, and by his work has dem onstrated his kntness for the office he ssplres to. His misfortune by which a limb was broken will prevent him from mBking an active canvass, but his friends will rally to his support and elect him with one of his old time maiorities.
 Judge W. F. Scott, the republican nominee to succeed himself for justice of the peace has made most compe tent and painstaking officer. The fair ness of his decisions has been such as to win bim universal commendation. He is today stronger before the people than he was two years ago when he was elected by big majority. Remember Judge Scott on election day.
 Miss Neale Gertrude Hawkins who
 sang at the Opera House last evening, was. without doubt, the sweetest singer, white or colored, ever heard in Tucson. Her voice was simply divine in sweet ness and grand in execution. UDfor- tunately she had the smallest audience Tucson ever welcomed 8 visitor with. It is to be regretted that more did not hear her.
 The CITIZEN has been requested to call attention to the bad behavior of some of the boys in the Opera House last night. We regret to do so, but the noise made was disgraceful. Manager Reid threatened soma with expulsion but this did not 8bate their unmannerly be- hsvior. The misfortune is that wrong impression is given of the town to strangers by such unbecomIng conduct as was witnessed last evening.
 The Tempe and Phoenix boys crossed bats again yesterday, and as matter of course Tempe won, as 1t was their turn. But they made such horrible score, g to 21, that the Herald refuses to congrat- ulate anybody on the result. For the benefit of both clubs, one of them should have thrown up the sponge and ac- knowledged defeat before both made record that the boys of the Indian school would be ashamed of.-Herald.
 The district court opened today, Judge Bethune oE the bench, J. Halbert, clerk. The following were sworn in as territorial grand jurymen today: Nabor Pacheco, Thos H Lsvery. 0 T Etchells, John N Brown, Theo G Fitch, Thos Hughes, Jos W Biddleman, Vim C Brown, Geo Christ, Jr, A E Began, Ed Bullock, c H Meyers, 4 0 Bernard, K Gooding. H E Banes, c o Benton, H Mercer, W. J. Ross, o. l.. Davis and James Gardiner. 0 T Etchells, fore man.
 The following cases were called in the district court yesterday, and all parties without legal advisers had same assigned them: Leandro Galleeo, Carlos Larrsgu- bel, Harry Murphy, Eva Blanchard, J. l.. Wiley, Clatio Mungio, Eugene Nc reno, Francio Plnedo, Thomas Burke, Antonio Bsldez, George l.. Johnson, Mike Sullivan, Eliiio Dusrte, Albino Martinez, Jose Lautnavio, Paul Harroll, Charles Curtis, Eliiio Moreno, Alfonso Gonzales, Ygnacio Olivss, Denetrio Villa, Juan Morsgo and Antonio Esca- lante. All the offences in the decalogue of crimes are covered by the offenders.