Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-20

| Mexican killed 165-pound bear al
 the foot of the CatalinBs yesterday. A deer was also brought in yesterday.
 Tucson bicyclists are getting in trim for the Thanksgiving races. Some fast
 riding is promised on that day.
 "Jolly Old Chums" will be played at l the opera housr CD tne 3lst of October The play IS cue of the best Cn the road
 and should draw big house. The cement floor ID the jail is now being lad, an the prisorers have been
 taken upstairs. It will be dry in three
 days.
 Repairs are being made enlarQing the store for Messrs Glucksman Meyer.
 Twenty five men, isborers, carpenters
 etc., are employed on the work. Tucson is the most orderly town in
 the country. For month not single case of misd-me, nor has been before the justices of the peace.
 Rambler wheels have been received by Eddie Johnson, c. w Burkhalter and
 B, ron Hartwel. I've O. the wheels are lIght racers, weighing twenty pounds each.
 Chin Dick Fang. au unregistered Chinase was ordered deported today by Judge Bethune. Hr claimed he was too poor to get a certificate.
 The Bohemian club will meet this evening at the old Commercial club hall. The club is composed of young meD. ailh purposes Of recreation ID dancing, light games, social pleasures, etc. Golden Ltnk Lodge Degree of Honor A O. U. w. at this meeting tonight at Masonic hall will initiate several new mem bers and at close O. business will
 have refreshments, recitatlons, songs,
 music, etc.
 Returns from registering officers are
 not all in, but judging from the way the eleventh hour voters are coming m the
 P'ma county ieur will be nearer 1850
 than 1700.
 Registrations have all been made. Only one man has bee heard Of to thl5 writing who aid not get CD the list.
 The country precinct are all yet to be heard from. The county will probably have 1900 voters.
 John Roche, a weli-known Tucsonite, has lost hls horse, It did not turn up Sunday morning where he wa= ID camp, and he lieves the animal IS stolen. Off ,ers are now on the lookout for the horse.
 Two popular young people, Wood Walker. of thls ci,y snd Miss Mamie Tevis, of Bo ie, were ID marrieG last night at Bowie, at the home of U e bride. Miss Tevis is the daughter of Captain Tev!s, a wpli-known old timer. MT. and Mrs. Walker are in the city, arriving last night.
 The great democratic ''siwash" at No gales few nights since turns out to have been flat failure. By actual count but thirty-seven men were pres ent and less tben twenty of them were democrats. The universal belief IS that so far as Nogales is concerned the dem- ocrats will not be in it.
 The last aliens to be made citizens yesterday were w. J. Thompson Of England apd Aravisto Escgisnte, of Mexico. The total numb.r of cItizer made since the middle of September is forty-two. They viii make material increase in the voting. The new voters are a 0out evenly divided between the two parties.
 Lo1is Ezekiels is out with dry wash CT that be claims will save more gold than anything yet out. It Is bellows apparatus blowing upwards through canvass into the dIrt. On the cRnvaes are fiji s to catch the gold, the canvass being on a sla3t. The special feature Is a device to clean the rIffles, keeping th m from filling with gravel and peb- oes.
 Three Chinese are of on their long ] purDey { the antiphodee, off to the Fiowery K ngdum no better off than 1 when th4y came except for their expert | euce. The ceiest als in question are | Chm Dick Fong. who did not register, | and 4 Ham and An Queec, who | smuggled themselves Iu from Sonora. | They were started for San Francisco | last night in the care of Robert Rains bury and Al. EzeKiels, who were sworn in for the service.
 A peculiar accident befell a young man from the San Pedro, George Swinsle, who is now here under treat meot He WAS engaged in setting fence pscl- hlbuc 1u dtltul rjliDs bO plnCC hi position s very large and heavy mes quIte uost the ground caved under his tt, throwing hlm back ard. Bei very strong was not thrown down, out bee me uu balanced to the extent of .osiog control of the pot, which slid along his body into the hole dug fir it. A prof cIing stub on the post caught MT. Swingle in the groin and tore its
 A.ao rd ho% death. It took him four hours in get ug to where assistance could be ren- dered. His elder brother, as soon as possible. procured a conveyance and started for Tucson with the unfort nate victim.
 The grand jury are now immersed in smuggling, fornication and IL dian whis- key cases. The Edmunds act it is un- derstood will be touched lightly and the law will not be made th- instrument of
 pite work. Another class of cases that are being handled with wsrir ess is that of selling liquor to Indians. These cases it is believed are brought to get fees as witr-s-es. An Indian who can get 8 day for several occasions, as witness be- Tore the court commissioner. grand jury and finally the trial in court, is bon- anzt If S20 70 $40. This would last an Iudign whole year, and is the biggest kind of gold mine for him. Indians who wii TX a day or two to make an O la ard then spend another day to sell it and get 9 cents for it would like "othirg better han g day for while The otficlals gre on iha lookout for such pulls on the government treasury, and are slow to prosecute Indian whiskey cases.
 Thanksgiving Shooting Match.