Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.
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 Col. Noble left this morning ID hls private car for Ell Paso-
 Two republican candidates for con srable will be Robert Fraser and Ignacio Calvillo.
 Four hundred more registrations are wanted, or Pima county will go second class.
 The Philharmonic band has reorgan- ized and will be ready for business on Monday next.
 Mrs. Herbert Brown and children arrived last night from three -mentns trip in California.
 Mrs. !. s. Noble left last night for Los Angeles. Colonel Noble will join her there in 6 few days.
 The marriage of MT. Hugo Zeckendorf and Miss Goldbery it is said, will take place the latter end of next month.
 At the Mohawk property, at Nam moth, Superintendent Bailey has nine men working. four developing the mine and five outside placing machinery.
 Take Simmons Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please without injury.
 Injunction suit has been filed by Mrs. Leanor T. Sturges against Pima county The assessment of a large number or cattle is involved.
 Mrs. l.. Rosenstern and baby left New York this morning for home. They are expected here on Thursday evening next.
 Monday the republican county con- vention meets at the opera house. On Wednesday the republican territorial convention meets at the same place.
 There will be meeting of Tucson odge No. 4, F. & A. M. tonight at 7:3O for work in the third decree. All Mas ter Masons are fraternally invited to at tend.
 General Churchill and T. J. Wolfiey arrived this morning from Phoenix to attend meeting of the stockholder of the Phoenix Republican.
 Thomas Wilson, the lumber dealer, left last evening for pleasure trip ID California, his first ''pasear" in six years. He expects to return about the 25th.
 F. Bowman and Miss Gladys M. Benn- iughoff were married at the Belmont house last night by Rev. c. P. Wilson. They go to Gro Blanco today, where they will reside.
 Trains will be running from Benson to Bisbee without change of cars by the list of October, so 1t IS announcunced. Lewis Williams, in from Bisbee, says Aa tr rhon lxcI will probably be completed by then.
 The next thing theatrical in Tucson is "Jolly Old Chum," now being played ip Hsveril's theater, Chicago, about the 10th of October, It will be followed by "Chsrley's Aunt" now big success in San Francisco, on the lst of November. One of Tucson's most prominent dem- ocrsts puts it thus: ''ThIs fall l am not going to vote for democrats more than any other party. 1 an going to vote for the men. If the best man is a republi- can he gets my vote; if a democrat l vote for him still; and if he was a peo- ple's party man, and the best man ID my opinion, 1 would still vote for him."
 MT. John H. Martin returned few days since from Los Angeles, where he
 
 two months. He reports Mrs. Martin and children we'll and enjoying the best of health, although the weather was unusually warm. He denies that he ever was candidate for the office of register made vacant by the death of MT. Walls, and any report current to that end was entirely unwarranted.
 The New York store makes the ap- pslling statement that "you must wear pants" You must buy them however before you wear them and as money IS scarce you must buy them cheap or go without. To avoid the latter inconven- lence go to the New York store where a good pair can be bought for 8. Depre ciated American silver will be taken at par value. Read their sd. elsewhere.
 Mandamus suit has been filed by Pro- lessor Sebastian D. Campelans against Court Commissioner Thomas F. Wilson. The mandamus is to bring forth the or der of discharge from the charge made against MT. Campelans of passing counterfeit S5 piece. Whether a suit for damages will follow, or whether the professor merely wants the evidence to show that the charge against him was without foundation, remains to be seen. Judge Williams, H. K. Chenoweth and George Christ, Jr., the advance guard of the Nogsles repu blicans who will attend the convention Monday, are in the city. the city. They say the whole Nogales delegation will be here tonight. Which speaks well for the interest Nogales republicans take in the coming campaign. The three gentlemens here made the CITIZEN office a pleasant call this morning.
 A. J. Halbert, who was brevetted col- onel for being the only confederate pri- vate that survived the late war, left with bis family last evening for Tucson, which will be thelr future home. The family will be missed by large circle of acquaintauces and the local Democracy will pine for the counsels Of their old time leader while the faithful unless closely guarded will slip in straight Republican votes this fall for the novel, ty of the thing and just to see how re- freshing it is to get into line once and a while. It would be a good time to push incorporation while Jack isn't looklng.-Herald.
 At the Rosemoat camp work is under way on a road across country to Sonoita station, on the New Mexlco & Arizona road, over which machinery will be hauled to the camp. The road will be completed in few days, says James Sheridan, in from there. Hauling wilt be begun on the completion of the road. The distance to the railroad by the new road is seventeen miles. The excavat- ing for the new smelter will be complet ed in three days. Fine ore bodies, of high grade rock, are being developed io the mines of the company. Eleven American miners are working there, in addition to Mexicans employed. Many men formerly at Globe are at Rosemont The outlook for the camp is very blight