Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28
Cnnstnhla Estrella has pone to NogaIes

| II. D. U Underwood and daughter Lulu
 left Los Angeles fer Oakland Sunday.
 ". A. Dalton is visiting his family from Soaora, where he IS at present em-
 ployed.
 MT. J NJ. Csstaneda, the eeulal pro- | prietor of the Virginia house ID Benson,
 is ID the city.
 : At the meeting of Babylon Lodge No. 2, OIiental order of Humility tonight several neW mem Oers will be initiated. Mrs. ". s. Kenzla is visiting in Yuma
 where her husband is Ht present station
 ed in the employ Of the Southern Paclhc.
 Master Sol Drachmhn who has been FummerinE in California is expected home in tbe morning.
 Mrs. W. T. Gibbon is still iu San Diego. She will not return home til cecler weather is assured.
 Graham county has three representa-
 tivee a5 the university, viz: John fltZ- gerald, Ray Thompson Gnd Henry Rup-
 key.
 The Grand Lodge F. and A. M.,
 GrGud Chapter, R. A. Nj. and Grand Jlmmsndary K T. will be held Ill Prescott November I2th.
 Governor Hughes is billed for speech
 on the first day of the "Fsrmers Con- yeGtioa" which will be held in Phoenlx Oot. I8 and l9.
 There is quite an influx of strangers
 iu tn's directiOn. Some seek investment
 in land end mines, others are here in search Of health, which they seldom fail
 to ind.
 Mr. Albert Steiniald, who was severe ly injured by being thrown from a
 bicycle in San Francisco is reported as being much improved and up and around.
 4 petition wHs being circulated in Prescott fhis week end numerously s.gced for the organization of lodge of 4. c. U. ". As aoon as twenty five
 names are secured, the petition wIll be forwarded to Grand Recorder Boyd at Denver, who will cone down and iDsti-
 tute the lodSe.
 Today and tomorrow applications for entrance to the university can be made O. "Wednesday all interested students will bs required to registerter, after which they will be assigned 10 thelr respective classes. Thursday the fist recitation will be had.
 For Q real nice quiet nap such us Judges Meyer auG Scott love to enjoy, the police courts on Court street are to be commended. It is D long time be- tween drioks but short time between nnps n which Recorder Cornell should bs induced to joia. The morals of the c!:y is last approaching the millennium.
 At the candy pulling given last even ing Dy Mics Lula Hill there were pres
 enJ Misses Hannah Mansfeild, Jessie
 Hughes, Sadie Etchells, Fanny Gold
 baum, Beccie Drachmsn, E Siewert;
 l i Lysight. A Goldsmith, Oat Hale,
 Will Kjtt, l. Roca, Stanley Kilt. c B Stebbine, La Chance, Charley Drake,
 Tom Hughes, Joaquin Legarra, Henry
 Levin and Jean Clapp.
 The Syndicate circus train en route
 from Tucson to Fl PssO, reached Lord sburg about noon last Friday snd stayed there til dark. Many of the animals were unIcaded and fed. The employees seemed to enjoy day off. J. M. Adams local car repairer, while inspecting the cars, got one hand little too near the Iion's cage and the lion reached him. Luckily he escaped with only the claw marks cn his right hand.
 Mss Minnie Tevis, the accomplished daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Teyis, was
 married recently at Teviston to MT. Thomas Davenport, well known and popular employe of the Southern Pacific railroad. ImmedIately after the we'd ding ,he happy couple wenteast on their wedding tour. The best wishes of 8 host of friends went with them.
 The shelter blew in last night apd to- day is working a full force. Three eight hour shifts are being run aud about twenty-five mep employed. ThIs morn ing the shelter leaked little and ii was feared that the fires would have to 5s withdrawn, but it dried up and is doing finely. There Is sufficient ore on tie dump for 20 days run. All copper ores will be bought and cash paid for them. Ther. vera about forty applicants for work that could act be supplied.
 Msssrs. Wilcox & Dowell brought in aaOi her baZd of Jerseys from the Salt River valley yesterday. The herd is the finest lot o. blOoded cattle ever placed On the Santa Cruz. This fem of dairy men and butter makers have established themselves st the old Osborn place south of town aud have come to stay. One of the Jersey cows brought in last evening Is prize winner of the first order, and highly pedigreed. IL is the intention of these gentlemen to deliver butter and milk. Both are guarante ed pure and of inc very best. Ali they ask is an oppor- 1 tnnIty to have their goods tested.
 The governor of Sinaloa was in Fl Paso not long ago, and seeing 8 numb | Of US. soldiers passing, remarked that | they seemed to dress pretty well for l soldiers. Then turning to friend he | asked: "Wh hat crimes did they commit | to De sent into service?" The explgns | ton that no crimes at all had been | committed, and that no criminal was | allowed in the United States army, ex- cited the governors surprise. And when | ths difference in pay of the Me xican | aEd the American troops was stated, the astonishment of the governor of | SinBlOa knew no bounds. He couldn't | it at all.
 1 heavy ram last night on the river resulted in big waehOut on the A. & s. E. R. R. between Bisbee and Fair bank, that caused R delay of five hours. The river is reported as high ts during the last storm. No wRshout is reported on the x. N. J5 4. between Benson and Fnirbank, as the mail came through safe from that pcint, but a slight wash out was found below FRirbank. The mail for Tombstone did net arrive until after four D. m. Heavy clouds appear sd in the vicinity of Bisbee last night and many comments were made that a storm vas raging there. A big rain at TurquoIs was reported aud at the PeRrce district; a nice shower also fell D TOmbstone.-Pr Prospector.
 MT T. ". TonkiD, of Gro Blanco, is