Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-05

The Odd Fellows will open the dRnc ling season by an elegant ball in Reid
 Opera house October o.
 Col. Geo. Christ has issued call fol
 republican league club. The frs
 meeting is to be held this evening fol
 organization.
 Santa Teresa, the Mexican healer, Is about to leave Nogales and move on
 Solomonville, where she will herceTorth reside.
 The faRl decree in the distribution of the estate Of Lucian k. Walker was til-
 ed for record today. It was sent in from
 Pinai county.
 The Oasis plaintiveiy announces the
 departure Of H. Gardner from Nogales.
 Ia the experience Of the CITIZEN the tel-
 low IS ae big blk as ever left news
 paper bill unpaid.
 The room St the parochisl school re- gently destroyed by an iucencialy tre, Is soon to De repairei. It wlil be retit~ ted and refurnished throughout.
 Mra. Judge Barnes was taken Ill on the train and WAS obliged to return to Jackson, Iii. This will delay her return nome at least Q week.
 Kuno Baum, well remembered here, hss changed lis address in the City of Mex:co, from No. : VlctOrIn street to care of 2. ?. Hoeck, Librfria AmeTlcann. Primera Calle de San Francisco, No. F.
 Two tourists sentenced to the chair Sang refused to work on the etrests but have contracted 10 york their jaws on bread and water while guests of the %ty hotel.
 H.n H. b. Underwood returned from San Francisco this morning with a oig- ger ccld than the enc be took away. li4 i IS still Of the opinion that Arizona IS good enough fer him.
 Judge and Mrs. Barnes are expected 1 l@me cn "Wednesday morning. A letter -eoeioed yesterday stated that they we're ! In Chicago and would s'srt for home at | ,uce. John and Mrs. Martin arc still at | Jackson, II.
 The district court IS announced tc meet October l2 and the jury October Ii. The reitit jury will probably be lrawn ty order of the judge after the court opens.
 Tickets for the Odd Fellows ball csn 1e obtained at the Pioneer book store, Fred Flei>hmar's drug store or from .uy Of the nem bers. Tickets for gen- !eman and lady. Sl.
 The ball to be given by the Odd Eel owe October s for the benefit of their roposed home, should be literally pat onized. Tine cause is noble one and 5 being pushed b. noble order. Buy
 ticket and help the good work along.
 The Philharmonic band annource a oncert for Saturday evening, October 6, There will be a band concert and his will bs followed by a dance of two ours' duration. Reid's opera house ss been engaged for the occasion.
 George T. Johnson, the "Monte Csisto f Arizona" is in Phoenix, navi1 2 Br- ivei thSre Sunday morning last. There 8 said to be no indebtedness against iim thereabouts and the Murphy, Grant : Co. business he promises to settle ater.
 The base ball season warmeth sud the traw hat dieth hard, but the Oriental Order of Humility continues to divert he thoughts of man to rams horn. )Ol Jack Halbert was among the lates: 2. .iferers and now Hon. ". r. Woods . as b en marked for initiation and Ar | ans8w "reminiscences will be no more.
 George Chan See, formerly Tucson tore keeper but now ranching on the anta Cruz and owner of the much GOV ted lake, brought another sack Of . ucks to town this morning. Yesterday a sold blue wings at fifteen cents 0 iece and this morning be was offering { .rg. ones for tTo bits. lC
 Surveyor J. 6. Smith has been en- aged for the past two days in running he lines for q ore third mile bicycle -ack in the Union Park grounds. The -ack wi:l be made concrete Of like cher ger to that used at the Southern Pa !, fc depot and will be hard and smooth. 5 G:ll be as neGr c perfect track as car e made.
 Bishop Rourg3de has in contempla- on the building Of new church or ne Ochoa block, Stone Avenue. Work .ill in all likelihood be commenced arly ID the coming year. The size of le building has not been fully deter liDed on as yet brt it will probably be Ct less than about seventy feet wide J I30 feel long. l. will be sn imposing , difce.
 The psrochial schools iu this city are a prosperous condition, about 240 f ,holare, almost equally divided between [ sxes, being in attendance. Sister Der adetts has about sixty boys under her : lpervision. They are the small fry of le school room and are an interesting t of little youngsters. Six sisters are nployed, three of whom devote their ttention to the boys and three to the iris.
 Weather Manager Wetmore has been JE1eIhat taken aback by the sudden bauGe in the clements and he is a little urious to know who has been tinkering ith his plans. A heavy rain has been ( cheduled for November, but the bal pee Of October has bean pronounced y in order to give ranchmen an oppor- unity to make their winter hay. II |urroughs don't meddio 1t will be all ight.
 Self-denial is the one thing most diff alt to inculcate and always hard to ( ractce, especially when there are good hiugs to eat within reach. But there no self-denial necessary if you take immons Liver Regulator. 1t pro- totes digestion, promotes digestion, reveuts dyspepsia and dose after D earty meal of dellcgcies will prevent ny discomfort. It's the pest good oddly.
 Mabel Stanley, the young American 7oman recently imprisoned in England c. stealing iewelry, is well known in 'ucson. When here she was supposed 0 be married to a man by the name of ones, but with her sister she "slung ger" in Levin's garden and worked he boxes" for all they were worth. 'oth were good looking girls ard held own the variety baards in the garden