Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Rachel Harris raffie will take place at J. J. Goldbaum's book store November 2, at 8 p. m.
 District court convened today and ad- journed till tomorrow, no cases being set for today.
 At Gre8terville, says Max Enzenb berg, in from there, 150 men are placering for gold, most of them Mexicsns.
 A feature of next Monday nights republican parade will be forty to sixty bicyclists Tn llpe.
 Lorenzo Nc Cormick will be started for Yuma, who will wear striped clothes foe year, in day or two.
 Notice of assessment work done for, the year 1894 has been filed with the recorder on the Chisps placer claims near Greaiorville by Max Enzenberg.
 The pay car arrived last night and stopped here over night This morning the funds were disbursed and the car left for the east.
 Buying the best means economy, and economy iteelf is large income. Wm. Florsheim the only exclusive gents furnishing goods house in the city.
 There are five electors names ou the great register who have reached 80 years of age. They are Sol. Warren, S3; San- tos Aguirre, 52; T. RI. Canfield, 81; Ma sario Ortiz so and John Richardson, 80
 Men are now working on the road from Old Glory camp to Nogales. About four miles Of rough road half way are yet to be cut down. The object of the company in building the railroad is to get short access to the railroad.
 A republican thIs morning offered proroinect democrat bet of S20 with cut odds that the democrats will not elect three men on their ticket. The bet wse declined.
 Rogers, the train robber, was this morning removed from the county jail by Southern Pacific Officer Brecken- ridge. When he has been taken IS mystery. The jail officers only know that be has been taken elsewhere.
 The conductors of the new Sunset Limited bsve, under orders to that effect, provided themselves with rev uniforms, to be Ia keeping with the fine fittings of the train. The trains will be known as Nos. 1000 and 1001.
 Tines are reported better in the coun- try thsp heretofore. The two new min- ing ceups, Old Glcry and Rosemont, have much to do with this. Where for the past year or two credit has been the chief com nodity cash is now circulat- ing.
 Mir. Geo. B. Williams returned from trip to the old Missouri yesterday. He reports the political situation at fever heat ;c that stete with a strong indi- | cations in favor e. the republican ticket | te;nc successful.
 Ex-Governor Murphy aud General | Sanrson last night spoke to crowded | and enthusiastic meeting ;n Tom bstone. | Thov left there todGy by private convey | sroc. Tonight they will speak ip | Bisbeo, tcDorTcw night in Nogales and | NcndeZ night w:ll hold 8 rousing meet | ng snd rally in Tucson.
 Jra, Pogue hes been sentenced to Phos2iE Bsyiun ard will be committed | ip 2 5ay or tUo. Re is 6evotee ot the | cncE;nG cf ViId he1p, strong IRrco- E:c, somewhat lil-s cpirE ir its effects | Or hse oisc5srCe from the asylum he will fgs:r bo Cat or trial for perjury.
 Tucson no2los sodey have most ex- te1si7e re-Iety O. Chinese silks, bric-s- b-ac, Toss jars snc o-ockery. The suc- t,ors D. eu Kee1s have proven the big e3t E-oo e e+tractIous. Everything eolc- Nothing wss ruS up but what eoCchcGy bic co 1t, and fair prices were bTc-Ths. Ials :urshor shows that times o-s 2cf very hard ;n Tucson. Wher reoo'c acve ready moray to buy Chins WsT3 tHa t;ue5 copi6 be 2 good deal vor--. Gha esis 7se about concluded I;o cey. Seing e. groceries mainly.
 Nszt H@cndey night vill eee the big gsst pcl;5ical afei- Q. the campaign in A-izCla. Probc5,y ie will be the great sst occssicD in Arizona politics. It vii etsrs with grand procession that will hare come startling lectures. Enthu s:aso will -la high. At the opera house afterwards the spectators vii tdroog to hes- sone q see leading meu in Arizona Tke sneakers will be ex- Gcverscr Murphy, ex-Delegsie Bean, A. J. Horen, George ". Cheyney and General Sampson. The evening will be a great occasion.
 Cho1g Kee ie another Chinese who will take sn involuntary trip to China. He osrae here from Colorado, and claim cd to heve been too poor to be register cd. United States Decuty Marthal fornd hIp under the bunk of Sclthero Pacific Chinese, end arrested hirn. Judge Retiune sentenced him to deportation 10 China. Another Chinese, 6 Meyer street merchant, Chung Sung Lee .as crested for lack of papers, but claiEna he loet the papers. He was given opportunity to find them.
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