Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-13

, said here when the other side has bee
 heard. This other side will be give here on Wednesday evening next.
 The Philharmonic band were ou serenading last night.
 Judge Campbell of Phoenix arrivet
 this morning and will speak at the oper
 house tonight.
 Frank Armer, the Maricopa train rob
 Der, was taken last night from Phoeni,
 to Florence.
 John Dowdle, the nominee for sheriff
 on the Graham county democratic ticket
 is in the city.
 The wedding of Robert Bradford anC
 Miss Blanche Price will take place next
 "Wednesday evening at San Xavier, al
 the home of Mrs. Burns.
 We keep the genuine Foster gloves;
 a guarantee with every pair for theIr
 durability. Ia Mariposa.
 Four more Tucsonites have ordered Columbia bicycles. They are Mrs.
 Neal, Miss Gertrude Hughes, Miss
 Matthews and c. F. Hoff. An imbecile boy named Vasquez was
 CD examination befor Judge Wood to-
 day. He may be committed to the asy- lum later.
 A party of republican candidates left this morning for tour in the county. They will go to Rosemont copper camp first.
 Mrs. Hattie H. Hall, of Seattle, Wash, is now assistant operator at the Western Union telegraph office here, succeeding
 Mir. Mercy. Mir. Mercy is now working at tue railroad telegraph office.
 The democracy will hold forth at the opera house tonight. The speakers will be Judges Campbell and Barnes, and Frank Hebey.
 Company D will give their fourth an- nusl ball at the San Xavier hotel the 2d of November. The preparations are being made for an enjoyable occasion. The militia dances have invariably been pleasant affairs.
 The peoples party organized last night with an executive committee as follows: H. E. Banes, Tucson. chair man; A. H. Noon, Orc Blanco; Geo. F. l Meek, Tucson; Alex Montgomery, Tue son; Charles Birkenfield, Arivaca: A. B. | Palmer, Tucson, secretary; W. N. Cum mings. Nogsles.
 Monday October 8, 1894. L. Zecken- dorf will carry free in the Occidental | csrryall all persons wishing to attend | their grand fall and winter opening. | The carryall will pass through the diff | ferent streets all day. Watch for it.
 A horse thief from SolomonvilIe. Si- | mon Juarez, was taken to Graham coun- | ty last night. He was captured at the | Riales. He was arrested once before | for the offense, but the witness against | him failed to appear in time and he was released. The witness has since been obtaIned.
 Two Tucson young men, Nose Drach- man and Fred Holmes, are about to make novel departure in business. They have secured the agency of three states in Mexico for the aluminium bicy- cle, and will shortly depart to go into the business. Their headquarters will be the City of Mexico. The field should be good one, and it looks as though the young men Will GO well.
 Prof. McGee, chief of the bureau of stbnology of the Smithsonian Institute IS here, guest of Prof. Comstock, at the university. The professor is tere Tor the purpose of studying the lan- yuage, manners and usRges of the "wlld" Papagos. He is fine looking, pleasant spoken gentleman. With Prof. Com stock he visited the San Xavier church ,oday.
 "While down in the southwestern part of the state some time ago." says MT. W. Chalmers, editor of the Chico, Cal) Enterprise, 'I had an attack of iy sentery. Having heard of Chamber aln's Cholic, Cholera and DiRrrhoe8 Remedy bought a bottle. A couple ,f doses of it completely cured me. Now am a champion of that remedy for all stomach and bowel complaints" For 'ale by F. Fleishman, druggist.
 The attendance at democratic head quarters is a straw showing which way he political wird blows. Last night he man In attendance there sat forlorn md alone. No democrats came in to ,eguile the evening hours or bolster up 'ach others hopes tor the coming fate~ ul 9th of november. A pleasing con- rast was the republican headquarters, l. door or two be,ow. There the even- ng through the attendance was large. Seldom less than a dozen men were here at any time during the nvenlng.
 The Executive Committee of the Ter itorial Teachers Association held a alled meeting in Probate Judge J. s. Woods office today, at 2 o'clock p. m, o commence making arrangements for he coming meeting of the association. The meeting will be held in Phoenix January I'd to 9th, inclusive, and prom ses to be very we'll attended and in- eresting gathering. The secretary, 0. Fully, was instructed to correspond with the proper authorities of the vari- JUS railroads and stage lines, with a flew to securing special rates to persons attending the meeting, and as definite is obtained circulars will be ssued from time to time and sent to the e8chers, that they may ksep informed IS to the progress of the work. A rep esentation of teachers is expected from ,Very county in the Territory