Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17
LOCAL N WIS.

Sllas J. Harrie of Phoenix is late ar rival.
 Furnished rooms and board at No. 6 Stone Avenue.
 Miss Adell O. Melvany of Los Angeles is visiting Mrs. Herbert Brown.
 Charles Hildebrandt has another house on Alameda street under way.
 Rev. 0. P. Wilson will leave for Phoenix tonight, on two-xeek's trip. Suit has been filed by the Doxology Group Mining company against k. R. Richardson.
 G. H. Bsrnhsrt of Mammoth left Saturday evening for Denver, on busi- ness trip.
 The board of supervisors will meet to canvass the vote of the late election on the 18th.
 The electric light company expend $500 a month for wood, most of which goes to Indians of the San AaAier reser- vation.
 Invitations are out for dance next Friday night given by the Daughters Of Rebekah. It promises to be most enjoyable affair.
 Charles Bowman and Geo. w. Chey- ney went out to Oracle yesterday and returned this morning.
 At the railroad shops work is on hand m plenty. A full force is there and from time to time men are added.
 J.M. Ormsby and Rev. c. P. Wilson left last night to attend the Masonic grand lodges at PhoenIx.
 Smoke la Flor de Mexico cigarettes, manufactured frem unsdulterated to- bscco by J. M. Mariscal.
 The internal revenue costs against Deputy Sheriff Proctor and Auctloneer Starr have been settled.
 Arrangements are being made for the release of Sam Gee, celestial rom Mexico, ordered deported by Judge De- thune.
 Attractions at the opera house for the coming month are as follows: Reoekah s ball Nov. r; fCharlie's Aunt" Nov. 23; militia concert Nov. 2S.
 Thanksgiving turkeys will sell for low prices this year, in comparison to other years. Tempe parties are now arrang- ing shipments at seventeen cents pound, dressed.
 Oh, poppy, tell us all about the light,
 And why we beat them out O. sight, The old man said in greatest glee:
 'eIt was a famous victory"
 
 Editor Kelley of the Solomonvlle Bulletin was in the city yesterday. lie came he said to get look at a democrat who had been elected to office.
 Robert Paul is reliably reported to still have a good means of livelihood open. It IS said that he can take position ss officer on the Southern Ia cific any time he wants 1t.
 Wiley Jones, the independent candl- date for district attorney ID Graham county, is reported to have received more votes than the two regular candl- dates com bined.
 The case against Richard Starr and Frank Proctor, for technical violation of the revenue laws, in selling cards at @ shsrif's sale that had no revenue stamps thereon, will be probably compromised Grand lodges of the Masonic frater- nifty will be held this week at Phoenlx as follows: F. & A. M. today, Grand Chapter and Grand com9ndery tomo- rrow. George Roskruge will attend, and left Sunday night, probably others from Tucson will be there.
 The university grounds present the handsomest appearance Of any ln Arlzo' na. Flowers, young trees and shrubbury are set with excellent taste, and dc everything possible to make the sur roundings of the university lovely.
 N. W. Bernard is in from Arivaca receiving congratulations on hls cleo ton to the legislature. One defeated candidate for the same position congra- tulated Mr. Bernard, which that gentle man retorted by congratulating the other man on hls non-election.
 A. V. GrossettR, Henry Sheldon. Dr Filling and N. Guerovich has returned from duck hunting at the Florence reservoir. They got about thirty birds They report shooting good there, but say the birds keep too near the middle of the lake.
 George Atkinson has brought suit for libel against T. D. Castenega, a neighbor, for misrepresenting him in 8 communication to the Nogales Vldette in regard to Atkinson's administering on the Fuqua estate.
 Hon. G. W. Cheney is in the city from his mine near Gro Blsnco. He came by way of Nogales from which point he wired Mrs. Cheney and daughter tC meet him in Fairbanks, and together they came on here. He returns to the mine in the morning.
 James Moynihan, known in Tucson as the singer of Sweet Marie, whose fue voice added so much to pleasure coup le of months since, will visit the old pueblo again about the fifteenth, on which occasion he promises to bring some popular songs for the amusement of his Tucson friends.
 Attention is called to meeting of the directors of the Arizona Telephone Telegraph company in this city on the 17th inst. This is the first call for a meeting of the directors and much in- terest is felt in the result. MT. Hof, secretary ana manager, says InaI the company is receiving much encourage ment and now that the elections are over the work will be pushed right ahead.
 Hsrper's Weekly for November , has four pages of text and illustrations devoted to the exhibition of portraiteE of women at the Academy of Design T'heee illustrations are from DhOuO graphs taken for the Weekly by Jsme; l.. Breese. "The Judgment Books" { forceful story by E. F. Benson, is con cluded. There is an interesting article on the capital fight in Montana, witt views of Helena and Anaconds, the riva cities. Potato day" in Kansas, festlva of rejoicing that takes the place of ou Eastern "harvest-home." is described and illustrated. There are some inter esting notes notes upon affairs in tn Eoet mharo Tapop ctilI o1uapaQG Thor