Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Quite crowd of young folks went picknickinc to Fort Lowell today.

Quite crowd of young folks wen' picknicking to Fort Lowell today.
 Mrs. A. c. Bernard and children ol ol Arivsca are guests of Mir. and Mrs. C A. Shibell.
 The little daughter of City Recorder Charles T. Connell is reported SICK Wltn diptheria.
 Tbara are mora bibycles in Tucson considering its limited American popa- latlon. than in any other city of like size the United States.
 City Marshal Paul is doing good serv- ice in running the vsersnt tremps with which the city is infected out of town.
 Republlcsn candidates are coy, bu they are slowly coming to the front. Several are expected to announce them selves in few days.
 Attorney John Wright has been ap- pointed notary public by Acting uoV- ernor c. M. Bruce.
 Ouite a number of our" bike rider take an outing every morning between five and six o'clock on their wheels.
 
 miles before breakfast.
 Adyices from Gila Bend are to the ef- fec, that the good people of that town, and the newspaper men in partlcu ar, are suffering from frigid blast that has run the theremometor to down l25 ID shade.
 MT. q. Horton and family expect to lave for California on or before August I5. In view of removal they offer for sale. as may be noted elsewhere, a com nleta set of bed room furniture Parties in need of such will do we'll to give them a call.
 MT. Bowers and I. D. Smith and oth- era left for the QuIjotoas yesterday for the pu rpose of dismantlin the Bonanza mines. Much of the machinery Will be brought to this city for storage and sale.
 The regular monthly meeting of Tue son lodge No. 4, F. & 4. M. will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All master masons in good standing are fratern8lly invited to attend. In recognition of the efficient services of Ienscio CalviIlo in the capture of the boys who burgarlized bis store last night MT. Villaescuss presented him with a handsome revolver. | The rains thus far reported have ID | no wise been general over the territory, but "spotted." There are portions ot the country over which no ram mas fallen, while other sections have been deluged repeatedly.
 Arizonians need not get lonesome.
 
 familiar faces from the land of sun- shine and silver, for it is almost impossl- ble to walk block without meeting one or more. There must be, at least, one hundred there from Phoenix and Tue son. It is understood that the Tucson de- | mocracy are endeavoring to enduce NIT c. NJ Burkhalter to accept the nomlna- ton for county treasurer, Mir. Overton having refused that disting ulshed honor, but he declines all overtures in that direction.
 The receiver of the Schuster Company, the big Chicago dry goods firm which recently failed, is in the city for the purpose of settling up the business of tte firm in this portion of the country. The San Pedro Cattle Company IS also owned and controlled by the same com pany- Edwin s. Gill, at one time editor Of the Phoenix Republican. Is now manag- ing editor of the Boston Daily Traveller. The position is 8 responsible one. The Traveller is now m its seventy second year of publication, and is paper Of large influence in the Granite State.
 Col. c. c. Bean has gone to the Hum boldt camp in the Babo9uivariS on tour of investigation. If the property IS found in satisfactory coEdltlon he VII. put in machinery to the value of about S50,OO0. The ores hitherto considered rebellious he believes can be advantage ously worked.
 A couple of good shot guns. belong ing to the estate of the late J. F. Jouey will be rallied off as soon as ali chances therein have been disposed of. The guns are good ones and at one dollar a chance should be readily disposed of. Tickets are for sale by Mir. Alfred Goldsmith. at Florsniem's gents furnish ing goods store, corner of Congress and Church plaza, where the guns can be seen.
 John Wright, the younger son of JQOgo AOQ mrS C. w. NTiSub, ude 10 turned home and eoue into the law bus mess with his father. John is a bright anu earnest young man with a promls- ing future before him. He graduated | recently from the law school at Ann | Arbor, Mich. He was one of thirteen | who passed on their records out class of abou. 2O0, and was admitted to prac- tice in the supreme court of that state. Photogral her Buehman is meeting the dull tlm-s more than half way by a cut ir the price of cabinet photographs that was never before heard of for frs. class work. club has been organized and the price of admission to member ship is SL75. This entities the holder of same to one dozen first class cabinet | photographs The plumbers of admission | hasve been limitad and it be hooves those wishing to enter to get around early. | Tickets can be had at the gallery or from agents.
 The board of directors of the Citizens Building and Loan Association met Tuesday evening and elected the follow ing officers: George M. Hickman, presi- | dent; H. D. Underwood, vice president;