Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27
Charles Holton is in from Benson.

There will be a circus at the opera
 house tonight; there will be another on
 the militsry plaza oa the 3Oth.
 \ wedding license vas issued ia the
 probate court today to Jacob o. Baker
 anu Matilda White of R jsencnt.
 The prisoners in th jail wil be put into theIr old quarters Stud y, when the new cement floor will be dry and | hard.
 B. w. Tichenor, who was reported by the Tom bstone PrOspect9r as contem- plating moving to Tom bstone, which item the CITIZEN reprinted. says it is a mistake. Hs viii TenaIn in Tacsou.
 "WEllspai" Clark received tas disa- greea5le intelligence last night from , Mammoth that his horse had been stolen, with poor prospects of recovery of the animal.
 Wilcox IS vel represented in town today. Among the visitors from that trwn ars $. J. Gedd;e, T. P. Coleman. G orge R. King, S. B. Appel, Thomas Fl warth, Mrs. Paula Aguirre and Mrs. FiurenciO DIsz
 Eleven speUnbill ducks were killed at ths lake at 9 .'ci5ck s.erday morning by James Maish. Other hunters had been there earlier, wItn small luck, but none were or hand at tue tune, SO 1t fell on the landlord himself to detain the wanderers.
 A cattle stealing case Is reported from Critteuden. Manuel Carics was brought iD, for four months, given him by Judge Vanderlip. He was found with an animal killed, but tbe hide bad been destroyed. As the brand could not be learned his case was made one of lar ceny and he got four months. A novel we'll will be put down by NJ. G. Samaniego shortly. It will be dug with horses and scrsper. What he
 projects IS a trench forty feet long and eight feet wide. This he will scrape out, and go down and down Gill water is struck, which i5 expected at about twenty or twenty five feet deep. When | the depth desired is attained the we'll
 will be cased ID and filled around | Quicksand forbids the usual method of sinking wells.
 Tonight the order of the
 Temple will be col,feraed upon two candidates in the asylum of Arizona | commandery NJ l. The occasion will | be made of unusual interest as the | Grand commander and other officers | of the Grand cen mandery of Arizona | will be attendance. \ banquet will be | served at the Preach Restaurant. All Sir Knights in good standing are courts- ously invited to attend.
 Judge Rouse ia in the city from Graham county. Graham will be a | first-clsss county this year. The total registration so far as heard from is 1913. The judge is a. instance of the gen ersl regard for the reduction of sOldiery at the White Mountain reservation. h. stead of going to Globe from Solomon vile down the valley, as in the days of plenty of troops in the reservation, he will 20 via Tucson and Florence, about two hundred miles farther, not liking the idea of a trip through the reserva- tIon.
 Tucson is tonight under a gorgeous plaster of red and yellow. On the walls and bill boards everywhere are possi- ble men and women and animals, ele- plants walking on the tight rope, etc., dcing on paper a good deal they will GO elsewhere. Wild animals, very fierce and dangerous in appearance, are there. The circus Is coming to town, the circus that every young Arizona within a ra- dius of hundred miles will save his nickels for and see. The same affair that his father and mother will attend '|just to take the children" The circus is the Sells show, end will be here the 3Oth."