Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

circus will be in Muceon rext month.
 Engineer Charles Osgood and bride have returned from California.
 MT. Spencer, mining man, is in from his camp near Greaterville.
 Dr. Whomes, the dentist, has return ed from pleasure trip in California.
 In district court to-day the manda- mus case of Prof. Compelans against General Wilson was on trial.
 A valuable gold property can be had on favorable terms. Principal only need apply. Address lock box A, Tucson.
 Judge Bethune has returned from hls vacation tour in California and northern Arizona.
 The Pima county tax roll has been turned in to the treasurer, and tax payers desiring to settle are at liberty to do so.
 Health bring happiness. Take Sim mons Liver Regulator for stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
 Hard gravel has been put down at the railroad, fronting the north half of the San Xavier hotel, to replace the plank walk there.
 Suits have been filed by George Good fellow agalnst Walter Barnett and George H. Doe against Jesus Montlio.
 Simmons Liver Regulator is the foe of malaria-it throws off the bile and prevents its accommodating.
 J. Ivancovich has just received an in voice of Mocha and Java cotfees direct from Boston. Try them. The best is always the cheapest
 The sheriff's forces is serving two venires for territorial jurors, 8 grand jury for the 24th and trial jury for the 1st of October.
 Why suffer with dyspepsia, bilious ness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons Liver Regu- lator?
 The Tucson ball club has engaged the Philharmonic band to play next Sunday afternoon, at the ball games at the Union park. The players from Grant are expected tomorrow.
 George Secocan has gone east on a trip of @ month or six weeks. During his absence his Depot Bear Garden will be in charge of John Secocan, who will strive to mantsin the popularity of that resort.
 The rodeo on the San Rafael ranch will begin on the + of September, start ing that morning at the headquarters ranch house. All parties interested are requested to attend.
 Delegates have arrived in goodly num- bers to attend the republican territorial convention tomorrow. The convention will meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the opera house.
 The democratic convention will meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock, at the court house. They will probably adjourn then till the following day to secure the opera house, which will be in use by the territorial conyention of republicans to- morrow.
 Tucson had some fine weather the past week. The normal average of weather for the year since record was kept WAS Sl. Last week 1t was five de- grees below that figure, or 76. Lovely summer weather this.
 Of the applicants for teachers certi- icates of few days ago Duke Young and Miss Lura Hoffman were granted granted-frst certificates and Miss Mamie Shibell, Miss Veronica Powers and Raymond Satterwhite second grade.
 While in California Frank Proctor captured much-wanted party, named Biever. He yesterday received reward of $500 from Wells, Fargo & Co.,, for the capture. Biever WAS a partner of the notorious robber Keener, killed near Visalia.
 Ed. c. Stephens, 8 former Tucsonite. WAS in the city last night, en route from Nogales to Los Angeles. He was on his way to Los Angeles to attend the fun eral of his father, Hon. 0. O. Stephens. MT. Stephens is Wells Fargo messen- ger from Benson to GuRymRs.
 The romantic engagement of John Bowman of Gro Blanco and Miss Benn- inghoff, of Colorado, they never having seen each other till they met in Tucson week or two ago, after long correspond ence, has been consummated. They were married by Rev. 0. P. Wilson on the 9th.
 IT is probable coal will be used at Globe and Bisbee in the near future, in smelling copper ores. Phelps, Dodge & Go. have an agent looking over the San Carlos coal fields, and he sent home a favorable report. With coal instead of coke the cost of production would be materially lessened.-Revlew.
 Phoenix is represented by some of its best men today. Among them are the fol- lowing, mostly here to attend the repub- Iican convention: N. O. Murphy, Jerry Millsy, Thomas Armstrong, Jr., c. D. Belden, J. W. Benham. N. A. Morford, M H MoCord, c Frssier, John Y T Smith, c H Knapp, l. Fowler, E A Hinton, George b Christy.
 AS far as heard from the following are the delegates to the territorial republi- can convention to be held at Tucson next Wednesday: Cochise county, AL len T Bird P E Soto, W A Place, F Crowley, W F Nicols, l. Williams, c VI Cheyney, A l. Grow, O A Overlook; Graham county: M Egan, Burt Dun lap, E A Cutter, H l. Smith and John Blake.
 Democracy met at 10 o'clock in the district court room, and adjourned till tomorrow, out of courtesy, 1t is said, to the repu blicsn territorial convention. So nothing was done but appoint a committee on credentials, of w. c. Brown, E. c. Newett, Henry Bartlett, Robert Todd and B. c. Brichta, and Rd- journ till tom orrow at 10 o'clock, at the opera house.
 Tucson still holds her own as a good commercial town. Yesterday morning three loads of supplies went out to the Old Glory camp. Neff's stables Monday morning were so full of outside teams that not another could have been accom- modated. In the afternoon MT. Nef sold team of horses. F. J. Villaescusa sold three new wagons yesterday. Knox Corbett sold the lumber for a new house at Gro Blanco Monday afternoon.