Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10

The clLy council meets Tn regular session on Monday evening next.
 There are said to be 14 candidates for the office of city recorder
 w. H. Rule is in San Francisco undergoing treatment with an occulist for his eyes.
 Mrs. w. c. Wright is visiting with Mrs. Dr. Gerard at the Presidio, San Francisco.
 Judge Wright has gone to Nogales to to try case iu which the payment of city licenses were resisted.
 Judge W. H. Barnes returned this morning from Prescott to which place he had been in attendance on the Supreme court.
 Jimmey Tallmadge is locating in Los Angeles and is building himself a five rOomed house on East Third street into which he expects to move next week.
 Manager Reid has been offered the control of the Fl Paso opera house, but on account of business interests here has been obliged to decline same.
 Rev. Father billy left for Tomb and hold services in the Catho- lie church at that place.
 MT. and Mrs. Tenbrook will leave for San Francisco Monday night where they will permanently reside. MT. Tenbrook has been in charge of the hardware de- partment Of L. Zeckendorf lS Go. for the pact year.
 The next railroad excursion will leave the depot on the evening of August 6. The terms offered to the excursionists b ythe railroad company are going to induce many to avail themselves of the who would not otherwise have gone.
 Rsbekah Degree Lodge Naomi No. 4, |. O. o. F., installed the following off, cers last evening: Noble grand, Mary \. Zeigler; vice grand, Georgia Scott; receiving secretary, Wm. Reid; financial secretary, F. A. North; treas. urer, Larcena Scott; outside guard, w. F. Scott.
 Miss Emma Driscoll of the CITIZEN typo force, will leave on Sunday even ing on we'll earned visit to California. She will be accompanied by her moth CT, Mrs. D. 0. Driscoll, and younger sister Lillle. While absent they will visit Santa Monica and other places of interest on the coast.
 Another excursion to Santa Monica is billed for August 6, by the Southern Pacific, fare for the round trip, good for 60 days, S2830. These excursions have become immensely popular and are now the excursiOnIsts favOrite mode of travel. The time allowed is ample, the fare cheap and accomodations offered by the company are of the very beat.
 Prof. Chas. H. Pulley was in town yesterday in the interest of the Tucson Citizen. Next week an article will ap- pear in the Guardian on the new school law, written by Prof. Fully. He says that the article which appeared in this paper some time ago in regard to that law, written by Teacher" is sub- correct.-Guardian.
 For the first time in twelve months the Santa Cruz river 'fgot a move on it. self" deed angry muddy and deep rushes iu the direction of the Gils. The rise is due to the heavy rains in the Santa Sitas two nights ago and it is probable that further rush of water will come from that same source as the storm ap- peared to be of long duration. The Ril- ito is also moving mud, most probably the result of rains In the Rincon and Santa Catalina ranges.
 Beautiful out ot door costumes from Psrisian models will be given in great variety during the next few weeks. ItI is too early to indicate autum fashions, except in very general terms; but hints of the coming season will appear in the August numbers of Harper's Bazaar. An article on "Esrly Autum Fashions for Men" will interest the sterner sex. A charming play for amateurs, entitled Piazza Life," by Alice Ruth Carter, will be published in the Bazar early in August.
 In the ball game at Pima last week B young Apache Indian, late of the Carlisle school and who plays with the Athletics, was hit in the ribs with red | hot ball which, with the dusky brother, was hunting second base. The Indian | was completely knocked out and was carried from the field on stretcher. | This IS the first instance for years where | m Apache was harmed by a soldier and | he incident should be duly noted as a | ,rsdit mark for the Seventh cavalry.