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

Nose Drachman and Fred Holmes lett last night for the City of Mexico where they will engage in the bicycle business.
 Judge Wood and Charles Shibell have returned from the country, where they went to round up voters.
 s. C. Goldsmith, representing the Liggett-Meyers Tobacco company, ot St. Louis, in in town.
 Mrs. S. H. Drachman and childen and H. A. Zeekendorf left last night fol Phoenix to attend the wedding of MT Zeckendorf and Miss Goldberg, which takes place "Wednesday. s. H. Drschmar will leave this evening for the same occasion.
 A show window is being put in the Lonergan store, at the corner of the place.
 Next Friday night the Bohemian club will give another of their pleasant semi monthly dances
 Wait. Wait Wait. The handsom est line of cloaks. capes and coats wIll arrive at the New York Store ia d few days.
 The fuue, al of W. H. Prince. from the Meth dist church yesterday, WAS largely attended. The lodges of Work men attended in body.
 A Buckey ONeilI banner is in the process of painting at Palmer's paint shop that from an artistic standpoint is very handsome. It will be swung across Congress street Wednesday.
 The republicans of Willccx have or de red a berner fifty feet long and six feet wide that will be inscribed: "Vote the republican ticket, and elect honest men,"
 Two locations were filed today with the recorder, by James Flyna and Will liam Warford. One is placer claim, the other quartz location. Both are ; in the Sierritas.
 The polling precinct at Poso Bueno YVES yesterday discontinue by the board of supeIv sors. The boots and other voting .'araphermaia there will b5 re- moved to the ola Glory camp.
 Round>ups in the southern part Of the county hsve been sa6dly demoraliz- ed, owing to the rains. With plenty of water everywhere the cattle scatter badly and can be punched with difficult ". The republican candidates Messrs. l Johnson, Mckay, Paul, Copley and | Myers are now in Nogaies. They met | with warm reception there. Indica- | tions gre tbat they will get a rousing majority ID Nogales en election day. Pins county proves to have an in crease of population over two years ago. | The registration two years ago was 1794. This time it is 1939, an increase oe to population IS about one Tn six, or a 1 gain of close to lCC0 in the past two | years. In district court today United States | cases were up. Gabino Romo and | Miguel Orosco pleaded guilty to | smuggling concealed goods. Pedro | whiskey to Indians. He was convicted | and will be sentenced tomorrow. An auction took place today of the | stock of Sue Kee. of chinaware. etc, enough being sold to satisfy one judR- | ment against the unfortunate Sue. | Tnres more judgments are yet to be satisfied, so that the Chinese is in a fair | way to be sold out of all he has. The trainmen of the Maricopa and Il Phoenix road were considerably aston isbed when they got to Tempe from the south day or two ago, to see that they had lost of their passenger cars. The tram backed up an hours run ont on | the mesa, V here the cars had stopped. i The passengers were ID good natured | wonder as to why they ha0 been left | betind. One Tucson precinct candidate is sure of election. He wIl g-t big support in Salero. The candidate met a Salero | man here. and told bim of hi- candidacy | and asked his support in the coming | election. The Salero man kept his Il face straight and made the promise | that he would do all in his power for the candidate in tis ;own He would | work hard, he sad. That settles it. and | our venerable populist friend is now a | sure winner. Pima county has run up marvelously | on registrations The names are now Il all in and number 1889. Thls far ex- ceeds all expectations. For one time it | was considered q. ubtful If the first | class figure, l,5C0. wou Id be reached. | Then tue estimates went up to ], ,750 and | the rash ones said between 1900 and 1900 | Now, behold, they all guessed too low. | Pima county has dobe herself proud | and registers 1939 voters. The candi- | dates this year have big field to work | in. Tucson has to a certainly good | feeder in the Rosemont.camp. letter from there says: "I went down the seventy foot eheft of the Chicago, in Rosemont. It is simply immense It | Is without exception, the greatest body of | copper ore have ever-seen. The low est sample ever taken of the dump was | 12I per cent. Although the shaft is | very large they have never broken | through the ore anywhere, and the | Lord only knows how extensive it may | be. l had seen these hines as pros poets and l was thunderstruck at the | d velopment. They expect to blow in in about ten days. The road to the Sonora | railroad is lined with coke wagons"
 An old woman in Mexico who entered | the train on the Sonora road with a basket of vegetable proved to have very valuable tormatofs s. The basket | full was Torth something like SSO00. In the basket Was gold to that amount und r the garden truck that she was trying to muggie out Of the country. When the tram reached the free zone an officer on the train made the seizure and arrested the woman.
 h Phoenix there has been var for the blli Soards between the circus and | the Wild West show. The circus first posted the town, the boards being obtain ed fJr tick ts. Then the Wild West people raised the circus people OF tickets and gat the boards and buried i the circus bills. The circus p.of.le rase3 them back and again bsd tae:r Ted anG yellow ithos on top. Tn, the Wild West .eople returned the compli- mant and hardly R circ 1s poster is in sight. Another advertising car of the circus is about due, snd will follow