Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-12
Hon. Geo. Cheney is in town.

visitor to Tucson.
 The notarial bond of Louis Rodgip, for 5000, was filed yesterday.
 Dphtheria is reported to have visited the home of Judge Lowell.
 H. Harrison is in the city from Gro Blsnco. and reports that camp flourish ing and coming rapidly to the front.
 w. J. Tonkin has arrived in the city with his family from Gro Blsnco. They will make their permanent residence here.
 w. O. Truman, sheriff and sheriff-elect of Pin8l county, arrived in the city this morning on business trip.
 The big fair at the Catholic church is going to be one of the most magnificent entertainments ever seen in Tucson.
 Adolpho Verdugo and Bartola Barce- To, merchants of Greaterville, are in the city on business.
 It is rumored that the U. S. Weather Bureau will again establish 8 station at Tucson.
 ArivRca district is maintaining fore most position in mining circles, owing to continued shipments of gold and silver ore.
 The ladies of the Baptist church have reason to congratulate themselves upon the success of their oyster supper Mon day night.
 Manager Fillmore, of the s. F., is out CD an inspection tour. He was in Tue son Monday for a few hours, with his special train, and left in the even- ing for Yuma.
 Steve Ochoa, we'll known in Tucson, is residing iu the City of Chihuahua. He will go to New Hampshire next month to attend college.
 Misses Etta GoIdtres and Frankie Blackmsn will leave on Sunday morning for Phoenix, where they will spend the holidays.
 This time next week we will all know who are to be the officials that will man Tucson's municipal ship for the coming two years.
 Arthur Crepin is in the city from Los Angeles on mining business. His fa- ther, Dr. Crepin, who was formerly en gagged in practice in this city, had the misfortune to lose all his furniture by a recent fire in Los Angeles.
 Dr. John B. Calf, lately of Benson, has established his residence upstairs CD Pennington street, adjoining the Cos mopolltan hotel. He will locate his of- fee for practice of bis profession very soon.
 Sam Kstzenstein, who has been pros- pectipg in Lower California for the past three months, has returLed to the city. He reports having discovered nun Der of promising lodges in his trsv- els and developmenti may bring him 8 fortune.
 The new cathedral will be by far the most attractive building in lhe territo- ry when completed. There is 10 edifice in the southwest which is possessed of finer acoustic properties, and Architect Monier IS justly proud of his successful work,
 Superintendent Gould is expected in the city about the 18th of this month, from Gro Blsuco. He will, upon his re- turn there, take his family. The Gro Company IS preparing for active work, and under MT. Gould's management, will prove success.
 Three hobos were presented for the inspection of the city recorder yester- day. The result of the investigation was 6 sentence of six days each, which they could avoid by leaving town with. in twenty-four hours.
 John A. Roebling, of New Jersey, ar- rived on the "fiyer" this morning, and was accompanied by Miss Mcllvane. Mr. Roebling and his family have had a residence at Oracle for the past four years, and he is now on his return from & short trip east.
 Jesse Lewisohn is on tour of ins- pection of his Arizona mines. In com- pany with Mir. Couch and Superintend- ent Thompson he left yesterday for Rosemont. From that point he will go to Globe, where he also has large inter- ests.
 Two bicycle thieves were arrested in B freight car in the s. P. yards this af- ternoon. They had the stolen wheels with them. The officers are positive that there is quite gang of these thieves and they will probably capture num- Der more of them.
 John Hovey, now of Geronimo, form. erly engaged in business in tEis city, is here for few days. He has a number of valuable copper and coal claims To- ,8ted in that portion of the San Carlos which has recently been se- and will oubtless realize hand sonely upon them before long.
 Jose M Ochos brought his family | over from Florence yesterday morning, | and they will reside here from now on. | After January 1st, Mir. Ochos will joln l them here. His term of office as re- | ,order of Pinal county will expire the | Ret of this month.
 w. D. Wlckershem, one of the most | ,nterprising merchants in the territory, whose place of business is in Bowie, is D the city for the purpose of engaging | ! number of teams, woodchoppers, and ourros. He has employment which will zeep quite force engaged for at least 'ix months.
 The supervisors thls morning let the county contracts. The advertising was ,iven te tue Tempe News and the job york to the McNeil Company. Protests were at once filed by the managers of he Phoenix Republican and South western Stockmsp, and the matter will ,e taken into the courts.-Hersld.
 E s. Dodge, brother of M. P. Dodge. nd pr. J. J. Tuthill came in from Ora le yesterday. Dr. Tuthill is professor D Rush Medical College, of Chicago, ie speciality being diseases of the chest. The doctor enjoys very large practice n the windy city. He will return to the Acadia ranch, Oracle, on Saturday.
 c. ). Walker, the advance agent for he "In Darkest Russia" company, was n the city yesterday. MT. Walker halls rom BIooklyD, is a genial, sociable, sn enthusiastic bicyclist and 1 orlan& 0e al, |