Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.

night will have literary and musical programme and a full attendance is anticipated.
 The third game of baseball between the Thomas and Phoenix clubs resulted in favor of the former by 8 score Of 1S to Q. From Phoenix the team go 10 Prescott and from thence to Flagstaff.
 N. A. Foss, formerly of this territory has for the past several years been con nected with the Animas Mining and Smelling Company, at TeguRgalpa, Honduras, Central America.
 It is reported that one of Tucson B hRndsomest young ladies Is soon to be claimed in matrimony by a young e. Tucson merchant now reeident of Philadelphia. The marriage IL is said will take place some time this fall.
 Mrs. Randolph, wife of Supt. Ran dOIph of the Tucson divieion of the Southern Pacific, has gone east, but is expected to return shortly and occupy the Noble residence near the depot.
 Beginning Friday evening next tue great day of Yom kipur-or day of at onement-will commence. On this day all good Jews will close their places Of business from Friday evening till the evening following.
 The Military band will be home in 1he morning. They played in Yuma this morning. Everywhere they have hevD they proved the Ii ns of the hour and return home highly elated over the grand success they acheivsd.
 The Willcex Stockman has pulled I'D stakes and moved to Phoenix where Is will make its appearance ln 6n improved form October i. The paper will be en- larged and printed from new material.
 At the annual meeting Of the 5. r.. Gun club, held at Alex Rossi's Saturday evening Chas. Meyer was elected pTesl- dent, J. J. Blnkhorn, vice president, George DowDs, secretary and Alex Rossi treasurer.
 Manager Reid has made 8 ten strike for the coming season. A contract has been signed with Tom Keene, Rho V II appear in the opera house, March Gin, in Richard the Third. keene ls admit tedly one Of the best tregedians ou the stage.
 Judge Fitzgerald, of Solomonville. is in the city. He placed his son John ct the University. He expresses himself well pleased and says that had he known enough of the institution earlier two other of his children Whould also have come.
 A little girl who had mastered her catechism confessed herself disappCnt- ed "because," she sad, though l obey the fifth commandment and honor my papa and mamma, yet my days are not bit longer in the land. because ] Gm put to bed at seven o'clock.
 Col. J. N. Ormsby is home again after a two weeks visit to California. Ho went as far north as San Francisco. In that city be saw few Arizonan's but the great host he meet with in Los Angeles. Tie latter city has undoubtedly become the rendezvous for birds of flight from this territory.
 E. NJ. Tardy. 8 young school teacher from Globe, is g late arrival at the university. He will study engineering and electricity. Mr. pardy is Rn Indian an by birth. He has come to Arizona to grow up with the new GtRta and begins wisely and well by taking 8 course in the territorial university. He comes well recommended by prominent citizens of Globe as young man of excellent habits and good moral character.
 This morning Q crowd of boys chaeed little brown cur-down Main street and were stIll going when last seen. They sad the dog was mad, and had bitten several other dogs, but he was ? thor oughIy ecared brute as he ran shead Of the boys. At all times while the chase was under observation he crossed tGe street to avoid meeting any one. Plain lyIt was @ case dog afraid of the boys.
 'Be regular and punctual in all things was one of the old maZims, fought long ago. The last is not for gotten, but the first is scarce remember ed, so irregular Is the life of most people nowadays. The only corrector of this evil is Simmons Liver Regulator, which keeps the l1ber active and prevents the ills of irregular living; dyspepsia, bilio- usness, constipation, etc. It al8O cures this troubles.
 An exchange has this: An editor will % to some merchants and ask them for an advertisement when they will remark that it does net pay; that no one reads the paper. Some night shortly after let that man be caught kissing an- other mans wife, or trying to keep R lamp post perpendicular, and If the printing office is in the garTet of a seventeen-story building he will climb to the top to beg the editor to keep quiet.
 George Chan See, formerly a Chinese merchant in Tucson but HOW prosper ous rRncher, on the Santa Cruz, made R lake OF his place of considerable dlmen- eione. and this the ducks were not long in finding out. Heretofore 1t has been free for all corners, but there was too much shooting thereabouts and now hs has hit upon Rn eXpegient that aS leaet promises him some profit. He gives nO~ tlce that no one will be allowed 10 shoot without first obtaining permission aod paying 50 cents an hour for the privilege Sencr Modesto Teyechea, Of Santa Cruz, Sonora, states that on or about the Ist inst, Francisco Murrieta and ELgenio Moreno ran off a band of twelve horses from his ranch, and they gre now supposed to be in Arizona, in the neghb0rhood Of Florence or Solomon vile. The animals are branded with a 1 T with half circle connected underneath 1 The attention of the customs CI!io srs, 1 sheriffs and conetables Is called to -h:s l matter. Lon Modesto is SD excellent | gentleman, Q good friend to the Americ~ ! ans, and the officers should make extra | effort to recover his stock and capture | the tuberculosis.
 Harpsr's Weekly will soon-pIoba1iy | September 28th-ccntain a large ana handsomely illustrated supplement de- voted to the forthcoming revival It Ath ems of the ancient Olympic games, which will be attended by an i'm mense concourse Of athletes from all countries. The article is written by Demetrius KalOpothRkes Ph. D., the correspondent ao At ens of