Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24
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 le The Occidental H tel IS headquarteI u for the Nogales coatIngent.
 Mir. Fred Fleishman ard family are a e' the Hollenoeck m Los Angeles, a Hor. II. E. Lacy leaves this eveninl
 for Santa Monica, to be absent for th
 balance of the summer.
 The Nogales council injunction cas- - was argued before Court Commissione r Chalmers and taken under consider
 ation.
 V Beatrice, the eldest daughter of Geo 2 W. Brown, was married ID Florence 2 about a week ago, to 8 Mr. Chas. Car Q penter.
 A business meeting of the Congrega- tlougl church Will Oe held this evening
 in the church parlor at 1:3O. Geo. E!z and wife cf Benson ara in
 the city, a.so Mrs. Jotn Kennedy. All sre relatives to Mir. Sam Bonn anu were present tt bis wedding toosy. l Jim Ouinlan has moved his family ID . from hi, BabCquivarl cattle ranch for the purposes o1 attending school. They WIlI occupy the Woods place near the ; RIi!-to.
 The Rillito ran full again this morn jag and made travel unsafe. The Or. Q
 cle stage was obliged 10 return and
 wait for a subeideuoe Of the waters. I. II. Caster and wife of Phoenix, have come to Tucson, where MT. L lister wil take charge of the hardware depart
 ment of the big store of l.. IeckendoIf
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 Laat evening there was typical Ariz ola rain storm. Most of the rain was picked up on the streets and deposited itself snugiy ID every door, window and chiuk that could be found to the great annoyance of !he good housewife. Mr. Sam Bohu, well known San Ps- iro raucnman was married to Miss Nancy harrIs Of Wllcox, by Rev. Will son today. The CITIZEN takes gresi pleasure ID CongratulEting the happy pair.
 Superintendent Hartt is jE from the Gro and Julia camp. He estimates the loss Of his company 6y a late cloud burst as HgEregatIDg $5C.O. These vii! be re- 1 plgcsd aJ onc6 as his mines are good | ana the company is financially strong.
 | fine line of household furniture, in cluding parlor, bedroom and kitchen | furniture, carpets, etc., will be sold by | Auctioneer $ arr at 10 g. ID. tomorrow. ! The plac- Of sa.e WilI bs next door to | Ivancovich's grocery store.
 Geo. V. Rood, who was eert from Pima county for eight years for man- slaughter cOmlnitJed In NOgaies, has been paroled under the law authorizing such procedure. He will be compelled to work at the asylum for six months t' fore being given his final freedom.
 Frank Smith, a machinist from St. Louis, who has been in the employ of tbe Tucson Water company for the past several monts. returned home this morning. Mir. Smith is a first class ne charic, as IS evidenced by his work for the company at their well up the Santa Cruz river.
 Governor Hughes has decided that for the present he will make DO returns on the findings of the recent Tucson court martial Many important ques- tions are in golved In this matter that will reQuIre careful consideration and until he complete; his annual report to the Interior Department he will be un- able to give the matter the attention it demapds.-Phoenix Herald.
 Tom Davis, the irrepressible Tom. lea, es this evening for San Francisco, to be absent for the next several months. He has no idea of abandoning Arizona, ir whose future he wisely fore sees the coming Of great state, UUi goes for tGe purpCss of resting up for future lab0Ts. Tom is a rustler, good lawyer and 8 hard V oTkeI and is bCuoc 10 succeed iu his newly adopted prOfes- sicn of law. The CITIZEN wishes him success.
 The copper mine belonging 10 Mr C. A. Elliott a.d others in the SierIitBs, continues 10 improve hs depth Is obtain ed. On the surface there were no iudi- cations of copper. but sinking had bare iy been commenced Whe8 a small show jug f copper was made. This pinched, but agala roaGened out and a a deptA Of seveen feet the ledge had widened to four feet of high grace copper ore. From present indications the claim prom jses to be che Of the best ia the country.
 The air lat night was full of electric ity, not so much ID tbe immediate vicinity of Tucson as in he surround ing ranges and country heresbOuts. The electtic fluid stood at times like stream CTS Of molten metal between the earth ard sky and agaln daTtiUg like fiery ser pents through the jnky darkness. TC- wards the west and south the whole hor izon blazed with light and the coarse rumbling of the distant thunder told of
 e,lf | was but light in this vicinity, but or the mesGs it seemed to pour.
 Mr. Harry Murray, advance agent Of the great Syndicate Show came in on No. l9 this morning and made arrange neIts for the appearance or hiS show here on the 12th day of September. This Is MT. Murray's seventh annual visit to Tucson iH the interest of pos siby the greatest coming toaether Of | circus tGl-nt in The country. He IS old | business himself and although he drives | rather Q hg-0 trade with the newspaper | men he aims 10 be fair aud equitable to | sll. He IS as popular man as his com paHy could send onward.
 Col. 4. II. Morton. the dudish man. ager Of the Skirmishing car, the fore ! ruprer of the Great Syndicate show, is | in the city with gang oi eight men and | billed the town today, to the great i delight of the irrrpTessible atreet urchin | aud the susceptible native. The Colo l nai is left handed cousin Of Sterling ] Morton, Clevelands secretary of agri- | culture, and man of limitle. influence
 with the sage of Buzzards Bay. Since bis arrival in town hs has been waited on, wined and dinsd by the Cockleburrs
 who see through him the rising sun Of a new governor MT. Morton is a
 man of rare modesty and discl aimed
 any swing of political swag, but in the
 interest of the greatest show on earth
 he promised to bring new governor