Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Tomorrow, in the Mexican church calendar, is the Dia de los Muertos, or ''dsy of the dead"
 Capt. Jeffords is again in the city after an absence of nearly six months. He is the same old Gap" as of yore.
 Judge N. A. Dorn, who hss been visit ing with his sick son for the past two weeks returned to California last night.
 Recorder Cornell bade a vsg an atfec- tionate farewell today and then gave him just six hours to bid long adieu to the town. He went.
 The annual election of the W. U. B. A. will be held Friday, November l, at the residence of Mrs. Judge Bethune. All members are urgently requested to attend.
 The new scenery and drop curtain for the opera house arrived today. 1t IS the finest of the kind ever seen in Tue son and will give the stage most hand some appearance.
 Today is All Saints day collection day, the first-dsy of November and the day that all bills should be paid, whetHer they are or not.
 Young Pogue was sentenced to three years at San Quentin this morning by Judge Bethune for the crime of perjury Opportunity to study his genealogical tree will ttus be given him.
 The entertainment to be given by the Oriental Order of Humility" promises to be grand success. Tickets were placed on sale last Wednesday and up to this morning over 100 of the pastors had been sold.
 Abe Franklin whose marriage to Miss Wildman of Tempe, IS noted elsewhere, is brother of Hon. Selim M. Franklin of this city and is well known here where he formerly resided. The CITIZEN extends congratulations.
 MT. Adolph Gosdschmidt has pur- chased the Goldtree residence on north Meyer street and will occupy same when vacated by its late owners. MT. Hugo Zeckendort will occupy the residence to be vacated by Mir. Goldschmidt on Camp street.
 MT. A. G. Roca whose resignation as clerk at the delivery window is in the hands of Postmaster De Grof, will leave shortly for Arsnsss Pass, Texas where he has secured more lucrative employ ment. He made popular and efficient clerk and gave good satisfaction to the public.
 Mrs. H. Y. Smith, lady who does considerable writing for eastern journals is in the city. Yesterday she visited the Indian school and was exceedingly well pleased with what she saw and heard in l. rvflt contribute an article on Tucson aud the Santa Cruz Valley.
 Jolly Joe Cawthorn in bis great come dy, "A Fool for Luck" will be the at traction at Reid's opera house next Tuesday night. Joe Cawthorn made an envisble reputation as first class com edian while playing leading man with the lamented Patti Rosa. He is prime fsvorite with the theatregoers of Tucson and will be accorded warm welcome.
 John Sheridan came in yesterday from the San Xavier district. He brought in several excellent samples of copper ore. The average value was about 20 per cent. He has, he says, be- tween four feet and six feet of the ore. He will at once begin the extraction of ore for shipment to the smelter.
 There has been new deal in Wells Fargo & Co.'s officials, caused mainly through the resignation of the agent st Nogales. The Nogales agent will be succeeded by Mir. W. F. Overton of this city; Mir. Overton will be succeeded by Agent T. A. Woods of Benson, and the Benson office will be occupied by Her bert Wood.
 A felt want IS that gnawipg the stomach after you have eaten a full meal, and can't eat any more, and yet there is that feeling as though you had eaten nothing. What is wanteu then is @ dose of Simmons Liver Regulator, the best dyspepsia cure, for that is what that gnawipg means. "Simmons LIrer Regulator IS all that is recommended for indigestion. ."-A. R. Dyche, London. Ky.
 James Whitcomb Riley has completed a new series of poems in which be varies the treatment of each one to such sn extent that they are said to show the Hoosier poets versatility to B remarkable degree. He has given the series to The Ladies' Home Journal, in which the first is about to be published. A. B. Frost has been engaged by the magazine to illustrate the poems.
 Before his honor, Mayor Buehmsn, returned to the Santa Cstslinas, the CITIZEN gave notice to the bruin family to seek theIr holes as the period of hibernation had arrived and considera- ble trouble would be avoided by keep ing a good sized hill between them and his honor. But according to all reports there has been a slip in the cog some where and the first load of bear met Is expected to be in tomorrow night, at which time the mayor is expected home.
 MT. Ed. Downer, who for the past sev- eral years has been in the employ of the Pioneer book store, has accepted pos itlon in the postoffce and will preside over the destinies of the delivery win dow. ''Ed" is bright and active young fellow aud the CITIZEN predicts for him further widening of his popularity. He is painstaking, patient and obliging. characteristics essential to his new vo cation.
 The new time table on the Gila Valley and Northern railroad will go into effect Nov. t, at a. ID. Train No. l, which leaves Bowie station at 3:15 p. ID. daily connects with the Fort Thomas stsge to and from San Carlos and Globe. Trains l and connect with trains 19 and 20, on the Southern Pacific for all points east and west. The company re- serves the right to vary from this eche- dule as circumstances may require.
 Miguel Barbs, court interpreter un- doubtedly has a grievance against the late United States grand jury. He wss the interpreter in one case only before them and good test of bis knowledge of the languages could not have been given in so short time. Subsequently he was engaged in the in the territorial court and had no further opportunity of appearing before them. NIT. Barba is we'll known hereabouts and is credit