Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-07

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 There are thirty-five prisoners in the county and nine in the city jail.
 Judge c. w. Wright left last evening for a two weeks visit to San Francisco.
 Ben Heney Is expected home from Aransas Pass towards the latter end of next week.
 There have been about s35O subscrib- ed by the citizens towards the Mexican celebration on September lG.
 The Congregational Sunday school will be reopened Sunday, September nrst, at 9:30 o'clock e. m.
 There is to be a moonlight bicycle ride to Fort Lowell and return tonight There will be about ten people in the party.
 The eighth series of the Tucson Build . ing & Loan sssociation will be opened for subscription on the first Tuesday ID October.
 Mir. x. Mitrovich, John Ivancovich's popular bookkeeper, reached home this morning after months outing in Cali io,Hia.
 Last nigtf was bloomer night, and the esiientsteeds were bloomingly bestrid- den. The young ladies were out Tn force Gnd looked blooming in their new bioonlers.
 Don Carlos Felasco has been named as orator Of the day er September 16, the celebration Of Mexican independ- ence.
 There is going to be, it is said, an i'm portant surgical operation at the hcspi tai tomorrow. Nearly all of the Tue son doctors will be in attendance. Tha woman Sara arrested for having a lot of stolen property in her possess ion, was sentenced to thiJty days in the city iaii by Judge Scott today.
 ?. B. Yates will be in charge of Wel!'s Fargo express office in 1his city duci-g the absence of Mr. w. '. Over ton in the east.
 Actiug Recorder Scott sentenced the six d-unks arrested yesterday at the "OTrg gero" to day ct street labor, and they were pat to work at cleaning up the park.
 Mr C. F. Hoff writes from Prescott that he Is getting along nlcely and hold irG his OWE. On the completion Of his Flagstaff telephone system he will re- tucn home and help boom the old town.
 Solomonville is to have n Mexican newspaper. l. will 5e owned and managed by Sen0r Don Pedro C.. de la Lama. His office Is already on the ground and an early Issue is promised.
 SIX drunks and disordorlies were ar- Tes;ed by Marshal Paul and Officer Brown in place known ss the "Ormi- zero" Cat hi!l), yesterday. They were .ageed n jaii and will be tried and sen- tenced today.
 City Recorder Scott sentenced Vicen- to uimsiase to fifteen days in the couu- ty jug yesterday morning. He had been on e jag and had been told to go and sin DO more, but be fell by the roadside and became Q county boarder.
 When Ben Fairbanks does anything he does the handsome. His latest ven- ture in that direction is new Haw- thorne bicycle to Mrs. Fairbanks. Of course, like a good wife, she is proud of the gift and proud of the doner, and would not swap either for new gov- ernor.
 Col Frank Treat, who oflici8ted as city recorder iu the absence of Mir. Chas. Y. Conneli, is a courteous and obliging gentleman. He made friends not only oi the newspaper men who applied to him for informal tiOn but all who came in contact with hlIn. socially or on busi- ness.
 Some correspondence has passed be- tween the captains Of the Tucson base ball club and the captain Of the upper Gia nine St Stafford, but no final deter imitation has been reached. The Tue son boys would like R swipe at the Pres colt nine. Tucson has the only real base ball team there is in the territory and money or marbles will be put up on call.
 Charley Connel, city recorder, vas back in his ;customed place this morning after an abs,nce of nearly two months. Considering the rough deal he exper encen in California he locks remarkably well. iJ fact much better than he did when he went away. He nothing but the very kindest of
  CTS and friends among whom his lot was | thrown. For several weeks both health | and mind were in critical condition, | but when reason Was again restored he | rapidly and now he looks and | feels like new man. The CITIZEN takes | pleasure in cOBRT8tul6ting him on his | com pista restoration to health, ana re- | turn 10 his family from which he had | been so unfortunately separated.
 General Fry, the Industrial army leader, who formerly worked in the rail road ehops in tbIs city, has committed | According to St. Louis | of a late date Cupid threw his | lariat around the muscular form of la- | bor's foremost local representative and | landed General Lewis c. Fry within the portals O. m6trimCny. Mrs. Jennie | Guthrie became the Commonwealer's | wife by means of an unostentatious cere- mODy, and there was no parade after the | event. General Fry whistled to his dog, l locked the door Of his bachelor apart | ment at S05 Chesnut street, tucked Mrs. | Fry under his arm and. after a short | walk, took possession of the rooms at | l40S Market street, which the bride had | left few minutes before ae Mrs. Guth- | rie. One child remains to Mrs. Fry as | the result of former matrimonial ad- | venture, and the general was chIldless gidower