Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-24
LOCAL NEWS.

John Weigle of Rosemont is in tn
 city.
 c. A. Chrissman IS ln from the Sal
 Pedro.
 Sam H. Drschmsn is around agal
 after short illness.
 pr. Wright. of Benson, former Tue
 sonite, was in the city yesterday.
 Placering is being done by Indians oi the fiat on the Quiiotoa road at the head of the canyon ten miles out.
 Hon. C.F. Schumacher has purchased @ consignment of cattle of Ed. Jones, O the Baboquivaris.
 A power of attorney has being filed with the recorder by Braulio Elias.
 0. E. Perkins and wife of Florence are late arrivals.
 Golden Link lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor. A. O. U. w., meets tonight at Masonic hall.
 Waltef l.. Vail is in from the Empire ranch. He has just returned from business trip in Oklahoma.
 The new Swiss dairy, run by MT. Pas choly, formerly of Nogales. Is doing large business
 A mad dog was on the streets day or two ago. 1t was frothlng at tbe moath but offered to bite nobody, ga far as can be learned.
 Travel through on the southern Pacific going west is very heavy. All
 k-A fnll lncEOn ;gets her full quota of passengers.
 Mrs. G. H. Adams, well remembered Tn Tucson, has been striken with totai bliudness. MT. Adams, her husband, IS nearly blind himself. The causes of 7their affiictlons are not the same.
 Wells Fargo & Co.'s express have es- Tabliehed line on the new Glla Valley, Globe and Northern road. from Bowie to Pima. The line is great accomno- ,dation for the Graham county public.
 A row in a bakery over an account, between parties named Ramirez ana Z6peSa. resulted in trial and discharge of the case in Judge Culver's court Sat urday morning. The testimony was very conflicting.
 President Theo. B. Comstock, of the university of Arizona, was yesterday elected vice president Of the Assocla- tion of American Agricultural colleges and Experiment Stations at the annual meeting held at Washington, ID. C.
 The supervisors are still reviewing the ballot. Yesterday they began on the work. The votes proper are not re- counted. the tally lists only being re- viewed. It is probable that the official vote will Hot be one different from that .already reported.
 The need of a sanit8rum in Tucson for lung trouble patients b. comes great CT continually. Right now one could be doing a rushing business. Every available furnished house in town has been taken, and more are h great de- mand. Hardly a day passes that does not see some new lung disease patients arrive.
 Last nigh at 10 clock a man was on che streets, wildly excited. He had been robbed of Sl00, be said. He had with him a negro soldier in uniform carrying an army gun, and they were around looking for the thief or the city marshal. One of the police force expresses the opinion that be did not have any sl0O. He was ejected from gn uptown resort fir his violence there, and only had a single dollar then.
 Tucson will probably send over a con- siderable contingent to Pboenix to at tend the bicycle races there. At the same time Phoenix will send to Tucson B carload of its people. who will attend the social of the Regimental band. The Phoenicians have chartered the Mari cora & Phoenix chair car for the occa- tsioD-
 The Wild West show of Charles Meadoxs will probably be ID Tucson ID & few days. to stay till the 1st of Decem- Der. MT. Meadows wants more induce nents than he got. He wanted the Union Park grounds free, bonus of $500 cash and the bar privileges. The park people will give the grounds free, but nothing further.
 h New Mexico, ssy5 Charles Hoff, times are u9t as goo1 as ID Arizona- The cattle business Is their malnetay :there IU the southern part of the ter .rltory little agriculture is carried on far less than in Arizona. The mining business Is light there, owing to the low price of silver. Silver City, he says, IS a very handsome town of 5000 people. The residences are "ften brick, and some are iiuer than any Tucson has
 4 neE city ticket is out, one that may upset calculations on the coming cleo tion. The ticket is put up by the Bo- hemian club young men, and naturally IS from their own members. The ticket IS Rs follows: For mayor, George F. Kit; for councilman first ward, Dave Hughes; for councilman second ward, Harry Drachman; for city treasurer, Ohsrles Shibeli, Jr. The young men propose filing the ticket with the city recorder. and they expect to poll good many votes outside of their own men, soership. though they are not very sang ,uine of election. The ticket will be known as the "Non Partisan"
 At the park yesterday afternoon the shooting match breaking the record for Tucson Rs to number of shots fired took place. with 1135 shots fired. Such a breaking of crockery never did occur here before as was done yesterday, Probably the average. the day through, was five shots in ten, Billy Brown and a MT. Hallowell 10 ade scores of 9 and 10. Messrs Hood anG Weber also made good scores. Charlie Meadows, the crack rIfie shot, wbo breaks glass balls in the air with r'fia. is not so good breaking clay saucers with a shot gun He made 4 hits out of 10 Eighteen matches were shat of yesterday. The gun club events are becoming very popular.
 A man droVning in two feet of water fs 6 very unusual affair, especially when Et is uot done deliberately. Such case occurred Friday night It was at Hua- chuca station, ID the San Pedro river, and Def Ii an old man, nanla unknown. s1e was evidently a packer or prospec- or. H. was ton drunk to know what he was about While fording tte San Pe- dro he fell H. was too intoxicated to get up, and drowned In two feet cf va ter. His body WAS found ietar. A cor furv u-ac SuEp mopad and