Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.


 Mir. Roebling of Oracle, here for feV
 days, returned to the little mountain resort this morning.
 Rain started this morning falling anC and up to late hour the precipitation still contlr ued.
 Indians and Mexicans are training ponies for a a big race to be held at the Silver lake track next Sunday.
 Registrations have not all come 1T from the country yet. The indications are, however, that the voters of Pima
 will number over 1900.
 Halls We getable Sicilian Hair Renew CT has restored gray hair to its oIiglna color aHG prevented badness in thou sands of cases. It will do so to you.
 Merchants wanting a perfect cast
 register gre advised to consult Migue T. Carrillo, agent for the Economy register. P. O. box 3S5, telephone 3S.
 A little boy named Espinosa, living ir
 Maiden lane, fell from a box four feet
 to the ground yesterday and broke both
 bones of his right arm below the elbow
 He is doing well.
 Charles Meadows "Wild Arizona show, which will be as great novelty to ArIzonsns as anybody anywhere, will be in Tucson in 8 few weeks. The exhibition may be either at Silver lake or the driving park.
 Abe Go,dbaum. while unpacking some jswelry Tn Hugo Zeckendorfs Thursday
 a necticut irl requesting the finder to write. Ape is going to write.
 A rumor was about that the demo- crats had put third supervisors on their ticket. The report is unfounded. The day for fling the ticket is now past, and all the candidates who can run are now in the field.
 Some of the cars for the new Sun set Limited" train will pass through tomorrow at a. m. en route from San Francisco to New Orleans. Engineer Holl8dsy has gone to El Paso after an extra heavy engine to haul the train out of Tucson.
 Chilly weather started in with yeeter- days rsir. Winter has about set in with earnest. Our local weather prog nosticator predicts an extraordinary se- we're cold day the 9th of next month. Some will feel it more than others, espe- cislly the democratic candidates.
 Duck hunting has become popular again. This morning hslf the nimrods in town were out after the wanderers from northern chimes and brought down some fine bags of birds.Silver lake is the most general congregating place of the birds and hunters though along the river, particularly at San Xavier the game is sought.
 One of the handsomest cameras ever owned in Tucson by an ameteur has been received by Leo Goldschimdt. It takes from either plates or films and is so complete that it will almost furnish the subjects, focus the distance, squeeze the bulb end finish the picture 8utoma- ticslly. The camera is really very complete and splendid instrument.
 A boy Of seven years who is the cham pion rattle snake killer in Arizona has been reciprocated on by the serpents. The boy Is the son of w. A. Shaw, of Mountain Springs ranch, north of Pan tsno. Re was bitten on the foot by a rattler day or two ago. Mrs. Shaw bsndaged the foot above the ankle and had the boy brought to Tucson in all haste. He IS now in the care of Dr. Spencer doing we'll and will recover.
 In September trunk and contents were stolen from a lady lodger ID Mir. Kpox's house on the plaza. Today Chief of Police Paul found most of the con- tents in tbe house of Trinidad Palmero, and arrested the woman. The trunk it is expected will also be found. The own- CT identified her property. There is a man in the case who will probably also be caught shortly.
 A cloudhG1et occurred yesterday afternoon in Davidson canyon. c. c. Watkins of Crittenden and MT. White of HsrshHw who were driving in, was almost overtsken by the flood. They heard a great road behind them and saw a column of water four feet high coming. They had a race with the waves which they escaped, though only barely so. They escaped to nigh ground in safety where they watched the rush of waters with compliance.
 One queer trait of the poorer Mexi- cans is that they will never go to the hospital. Frequently patients among the county poor are urged to go to the hospital, but nearly invariably they refuse, notwithstanding the superior care and attention they would get there. A case in point is a boy in Barrie Libre suffering from ap accident The household in which he lives has a blind woman, a nearly blind man and B woman who is pretty i'll. Yet the boy prefers, and they all prefer, that he stay there rather than go to the hospital.
 Mir. Berger of the San Xavier reserv- non informs the CITIZEN to the contrary ,f information published yesterday to the effect that that the P8pago Indians make good professional witnesses. He | says the Indians are loath to appear and | ,nly admit knowledge of any whiskey | selling when it can be proven elsewhere. | One of the cases before the grand jury s a mescal case out of which a murder | occurred. He further says that the | ,ases brought are those where coavic- | tions are probable.
 The marvel at the survival Of Miss | Nellie Hall, of Davidson's Springs ranch, | who was accidentally shot in the fore l head with rife, has not ceased. The | ball, which struck glencingly, was utter | y shattered and has been taken out, | rom time to time, in five pieces, as the | fragments were found. The last one was | yesterday. It was fatteued | and curled in appearance, being a half | inch long, a quarter wide ana from 8 | sixteenth of an inch thick down. The | piece was removed from just above the eye, though the bail entered the center of the forehead. Dr. Spencer showed wisdom is not probing for the ball at the first, as he was urged to do. The patient is doing nicely and will recover with nothing worse than a slight depres- sion in the forehead and scar.
 Never before, it is said, was the South srn Pacific so rushed with business as at present. The freight is all from Cal lfornia, the removal of wool and fruit east. Heavy trans are constantly go-