Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
LOCAL NEWS.
F. M. Fernon is in from Mesa.

P. M. Sebring is in from Washington Camp.
 W. $. Sturges is in from his ranch near the line.
 E. G. Capo has returned from 8 busi- ness trip of two weeks in southern Pima
 Adolf Goldschmidt is in Oochise coun- ty pushing the claims of the Gold Dust X X \ four.
 Roy Stshl is in from the Gro Blanco country. He reports business booming out there.
 The three young men arrested for breaking into the Bail brewery were be- fore Judge Scott this afternoon.
 The dance at the hall given Saturday night by the Bohemians was very pleaeent affair.
 With but little care and no trouble, the beard and mustache can be kept a uniform brown or black color by using Buckinghsm's Dye for the Whiskers.
 One feature of the Thanksgiving shoot will be 250 live birds. The live bird traps arrived from the east this morning.
 A new butcher shop will be opened on Meyer street next to the old Menager store by Tellis Wilson on the 1st of December.
 Steers of all brands are being gotten away from the Robles ranch. Hitherto the ranch has been warering 5000 head of brands not belonging to the ranch.
 It is currently reported that Judge Culver will be 8 candidate for city recorder, subject to the action of the republican mass meeting tomorrow night
 The Hereford ranch in the valley, re- cently purchased by MT. Carleton, has been sold by that gentleman to Mrs J. q. Miller. The consideration was s700 J. U. Pschero will have charge of the ranch.
 The main feature of the social to be given by the Regimental band Wednes day night will be the concert by the band. Faithful practice is in progress and has been for the past two months for the occasion. Music lovers will be we'll pleased,
 A letter has been received by Recor der Shibell, inquiring ss to the death of Isaac P Goodloe, who was killed in what is now part of Graham county. Parti- culars are wanted by Illinois parties, and all answers will be forwarded by MT. Shibell.
 Indications and preparations denote that the social dance to be given Thanksgiving eve under the auspices of the RegImental band will be a great success. Tha admissions will be limited so that the floor will not be crowded. Tucson's notable people will all be there, the floor, the concert-all will tend to make the affair the hugest kind of success.
 Mir. Manuel Leon, county recorder elect of Graham county, IS in the city, and is meeting with right royal recep- tion from his old friends and acquain- tsnces. MT. Leon was born and raised here. and much interest is naturally felt in his success.
 A contrast for mason work on William Ne8rs new hotel at Oracle has just be- n completed, for $630. The main building is now in the course of painting. Build. ing of the billiard room dining room kitchen and other rooms is now in pro-
  resort with Tucsonites in summers to come.
 One of the festive occasions of Thanks giving day is grand supper to be gwen at the Masonic hall by the Blue Rock Gun club. A limited number of invita- tions have been sent out. Each mem Der is expected to contribute something from case of champagne down. All are expected to enjoy themselves. Alex Rossi will be caterer for the occasion, and like all things Alix does, will do it well.
 The weather that has prevailed in Tucson for the past month has not been excelled in the whole world. Mild beautiful days with balmy sunshine, no wind, with straw hats and shirt sleeves in the daytime and just an occasional light overcoat at night have been the order of the atmosphere of late. The cattlemen are rejoicing, as it enables them to continue rodero unhindered. One result has been to deceive the de- cidu Dus trees into the notion lthat it is spring. M. Mueller has oD hIs ranch a plum tree in full bloom and with new leaves. It is reported that a compromise has | been made iu tEe insurance case by | Dr. Wright against insurance compa- l nies. Now that it is over a good clew is suggested by an officer working for | the insurance companies. The block | where the fire occurred at the time of | the fire was occupied by Joe Goldbaum, | pr. Wright and MT. Hewitt, the three | being together, with pr. Wright be- | tween. German, the California man |
 e. ed by Hewitt and brought to justice by | Goldbaum. Now might not some friend of Germans have fired the | Wright store in the hope of burning out Hewitt and GoldbaumP The Phoenix Gun club when they | came to Tucson will find msrksmen | here improved over what they were | year ago. Sunday the shooting was | only fair, but the promise IS made thatt all will be we'll the Both. The coming | generation of naarksmen of Tucson promise great things. Yesterday | proved himself chip of the old block. | He made eight birds out of a possible ten. This for boy of F is excellent. | Other good scores were as follows: Eight each for Messrs. Hsllcweil, Pease, Hood and Meyer, and seven each for Messrs Webber, D. Hughes and Byron Hartwell. The small boy was abroad in the land yesterday, and spoiled the chances for making shots at dog ID targets by knocking the bottoms out of them, Ito make them sail better" Charley Webber was wishing they were his boys; he would have made them 'tsail better"
 Firebugs are about and in all their deviltry. Saturday night four attempts at setting fires were made, all ineffect- ual. First came an alarm at 10 o'clock for 6 fire in the rear of the Tucson Gro Ger company. Boxes and barrels on a platform were found all in blaze and