Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.

was in the city yesterday.
Look out for trsmps. Guard agains
them at night as we'll as day.
Phoenix is to have fast mail service
1t is announced 10 60 into effect Decem
Der 15.
The new Rituals of the A. y. U. w
were used for lhe first time last night IL
Arizona Lodge No. 1.
Mrs. Hall is reported somewhat better
today, although fears for her LIE were
entertained yesterday.
There % prisoners in the county
iail. all Mexicans. Eight are U. 5. priS-
opers. balance county.
Jose Ramus Is in the lookup for vio-
latine sec. 2l39 u. S. Ststutes-or IN
plain English dlsbursing tirewR;er to
Indiuus.
A Gescepdent OF Montezuma accused
OF "raisirg the devil" was loaded in the
county pen by officer EstFelia yesterday
Miss Minnie Nsggy, sister of Mrs. Z.
nj. Burkhslter, arrived from California
this morning and will spend the winter
here.
hibS pSPois' ~
ploye was given quite an ovation 1851
evening on his departure for his new
field of labor ID California.
Mail from California came in on time
this nc orning The delay vas due yes
terday IL the dersIliDg OF N engine
north Of LIS Angeles. No enc was hurt.
Tn day hiss been cold and raw and q
storm Of some kind is aD JRrentiy brew
ing. L. vii probably result ia snow
ia on III. mountains and a rain In the
valley.
Dear and an.-i re appesr to be ID
usually plentiful this season judging |
by the numerous fine specimens display |
ed in the Union meat market since Inc |
season opened.
TEACHER "Ncw suppose there were
five boys going skating, and they hao
only three pairs Of skates; how many |
BOYS would have to lCck oD!"
Boy. al know; the two that got the
worst OF the fight."-Harper's Rouad
Table.
G. A. Hershey, rational orgsrizer Of
republican league clubs is in the city.
From here be will 60 to Albuquerque,
New Mexico and from thence to Los
Angeles where be is under engagement
to lecture on republicanism versus dem
ocrscy.
A United States prisoner by name OF
Susspo Gonzales Was brought IN las;
night from Nogal charged with snug
Cling mescal acr IS the international
border without 'Se-ITe" Uucle Sam or
saying "By your leave
A bunch OF eastern bail bAt:ers SIT
expected IN Phoenix this afternoon
They will be there for several days
Their intentions are to bangle the scslps
Of sever Ariz ma teams among their
trophies, but TIL the games are played
it is case OF quien save, TO the aver
age Arizonan.
Hon. Ben Heney rendered his resig-
nation as secretary Of the Tucson Build
Ing aud Loan last evening, preparatory
to bis departure for Arapsas Pass. Mr..
Hepey has done much to make the $3.50
citation the grand success it has achieved
Mr.. ]. S Black was elected secretary to
succeed him.
Tomorrow evening Attorney Chas. {
Blepman will leave for Casa Grsnde
where he has an important case before
man is building up an extensive and
lucrative practice before the various
tourts Of the territory.
A double-page illustration by A. B. I
Frost will be one OF the striking features c
OF Harper's Weekly dated November 23d. 6
The opening of the opera season will be {
commented upon by W. j. Henderson,
and the int rest OF this article will be ,
enhanced by numerous portraits. In
the same issue OF the Weekly Caspsr !
W. Whitney will review the Horse
Show, and Julian Ralph will contribute
a paper on the study OF art in the West
Florence Tribune: At K-nilworth, on |
Tuesday morning, Nov. II, 1895. died 9
Mrs. Pauline Graham, aged 81 years I
The funeral took place the following day
from the Presbyterian church in Flor 9
ence, and was largely attended. The ,
immediate use Of death was heart .
disease. Deceased was highly respect T
ed LAZY, and leaves four grown sons to :
mourn her loss-Hon Thos G Graham, J
w III Graham, Robt Graham and L Z I
Graham.
Il was decided last evening by the d
Workmen of the A o. u. W. to cole I
brate the anniversary of the order {
January II in most appropriate man ,
per. The object is two fold: First a |
gathering Of members o. the
order and their friends, and secondly to
raise funds for the improvement OF their e
cemetery. Already the burial place OF II
their beloved dead, is the best kept and {
most sttractive of any of their sister 1
orders and Efforts to carry the go, d p
work to high degree are to be made. b
Harper's Bazaar for N~vember 23d viii
be superb Thanksgiving number with
q decorative cover and an extra supple
ment. 1t will be immensely attractive Il
ia fashion textures, in pictures of beauty
and style from the Horse Show, 6nd IL
q variety of illustrations suitable to the
beginning of the gay New York winter
Stories by Margaret Sutton Briscoe, r
Priscilla Leonard, and Marion HaiIaud ;
will add to the interest OF this striking r
issue Of the Bazaar. II
Mayor Buchanan is IN receipt OF let a
ter from Mrs. Gurnett, of Toronto, Can J
ada. In it she states that her eldesi y
son John j. Gurnett, is sick in the coun- I
ty hospital at this place and asks that |
he be given transportation home. The
good woman is evidently in great ois
trees. She is, .he says. the mother OF @
z children, the oldest OF whom is here, 9
the second sDn died % consumption T
about months ago. The poor woman
pleads mothers anxiety for her sick '
and absent son and earnestly hopes that {
her deep necessity will be given kindly Z
consider alton. X
Blood is on the moon but not on the Z
Military plaza which but short hour 6
ago was threatened to be reeeked with t
gore. Miguel Barba, United States a
interpreter, was the recipient Of a hand 6
some invitation to blood bath on the
Military plaza, at O'CLOCK sharp to-
morrow night. The invite IN substance