Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Barnes residence this morning.
 W. s. Cox, representing St. Louis hardware firm is in the city.
 In the rsffie yesterday for COW pony, the animal was won by Wm. Siewert on stwo-bit chance.
 Paul Hermsns has gone to Solomon vile on business outing.
 WI. Vail, at one time connected with the CITIZEN, and later with the Phoenix Republican, is in Minneapolis, Kansas
 Look out for big bargains in the New York Store. Their grand opening on Saturday last WAS the finest of the sea- son.
 La Mariposa had a corner business this morning. fit continues 8 couple more clerks will have to be employed.
 Come to the CITIZEN office and get your work done. We do everything ID the printing line and do it well. Give us call.
 Hon. H. E. Lacy, Thomas Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Burkhslter and Mrs. Theo. G. Fitch and little daughter, re- turned from California this morning.
 Register Trippel assumed his duties at the land office this morning. MT. Trippel has an interesting family, which will be a valuable addition to Tucson society.
 The Olympic Club saloon, under the proprietorship of l.. l.. Morse, opens this evening with blg blowout. There will be roast pig and many other tempt ing viands and fine liquors and cigars galore. Don't forget the place, south east corner Congress and Stone avenue.
 A thief made a raid on Lonergsn's store last night and got away with three pairs of pants His freedom, however, was short lived as Ignacio Calvillo not only arrested the thief but recovered the goods. C8lvillo is candidate on the Republican ticket for constable. He makes splendid officer.
 l.. l.. Morse is celebrating today over the birth of 8 bouncing fine boy who made his debut into the world yesterday afternoon. He was the first conner in a married life of six years and Links" joy is wonderfully great. Mother and child are doing nicely. Oongratula- tions are being extended on every hand.
 Lieutenant R. B. Bryan is in the city on business connected with the land office. The Lieutenant is true Ari- zonan and ever has good word to say for the land of sunshine and silver. The greatness of its future is fully appreci ated by him, and he leaves no effort un- spared to advance her interests.
 Miss Neale Gertrude Hawkins bears s4l- &h4 oln professors and musicians in this coun- chalk talker; Rev. Anna Shaw, of Bos- ton; Mrs. Clara Hoffman, of Missouri, president of W. o. T. U. of America. Reid's Opera House tonight.
 It is 8 certainty HOW that Cochise will be ranked as second class county next year. This will do away with the election of an assessor, which office is consolidated with that of sheriff, and will reduce the salary of the recorder to s1, 300 per annum, with the double duty of acting as clerk of the board of super visors.-Proepector.
 Attorney General Francis J. Heney has given an important decision in the matter of filling vacancies in office. Under his construction of the law Pima county will have three supervisors to elect instead of two. This number will be called for by the governor in his election proclamation which will short ly be issued.
 Miss Neale Gertrude Hawkins, the Prims DonEa Soprano, took the house by storm last night. Her voice is pure Soprano of wide range and wonder f-l 4rtl nd singing was handled with wonderful ease and handles the most difficult sriss. ; -Des Moines, Ia., Times.-Reid's Opera House tonight.
 MT. Harry Murray who was in Tucson four years ago with Robinsons circus, is now here arranging for an exhibition October 30, of the new syndicate shows and Paris hippodrome. These shows are the largest in the country both ID body and detail and are making tre- mendous sensation. The advertising and poster car will be along on Satur- day next.
 The races at Silver Lake drew quite larae crowd yesterday. The foot race of 15O yards between Herbert Drsch- man and Vicente Almsnsres was won by the latter. Herb" at the beginning, outran his competitor, and. evidently fearing that he had pulled off," looked over his shoulder for him. To bis sur prise he was passed snd distanced. VI, oente won the race by about four feet The horse race between & COW pony owned by Juan Elias and horse from Phoenix occssionedysome lively betting. Juan's horse gotsTer the gropd too fast for the Salt riysr equine d fwon the race. @
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