Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17
LOCAL NEWS.

. LUOAU INV ~,
VIM. B. Reed, of Casa Grsnde, is il
the city.
Greatest attraction of the season q
Reid's opera house Oct. IL.
There was born to the wife OF Henri!
Watkins, yesterday, q daughter.
Republican headquarters will be op
ened in the room adjoining the Fashion
saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Huber, OF Louis
VILE, KY, have arrived in the city, sne
will remain during the winter. Mr.
Huber hopes to gain strength in oul
bslmy climate, and he will not be dis
appointed.
The first month OF this school yeaI
shows an attendance of ST. pupils, 81
more than for the corresponding time
last year. Everything is moving
smoothly 10 our public schools.
Despite his recent thrsehing and the
faithful promises of more, the editor oil
the Populist continues to poke fun al
different citizens OF Phoenix. Some
people never DO know when they have
enough.
The rainstorm of Monday was very Sc.
we're north o. the city. Between the
ranches of Messrs Ssmsniego and Pusch
the water stood on the ground to q
depth OF two feet.
The little four-yesr-old daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. McMuIlen died OF dipthe-
ria this morning. Mr.. McMullen is q
mschinist in the employ of the 8. P.
company, and the family has the sympa.
thy Of large circle OF friends in their
present sad loss.
J.J. Hellowell, of the San Xavier,
has made q record for himself in Cali.
fornia. He and Mr.. Ecker, OF San
Diego, entered as team in q shooting
contest, and Mr.. Hsllowell won the
championship of Southern California.
slx-year-old child of Richard Petty.
WIS buried yesterday afternoon. The
child died Of diphtheria, which is very
prevalent in the city. The greatest
care should be taken by our people to
prevent the spread OF this dread malsdy.
WANrED-Several faithful men or wo.
AC1 w tIosCi AOA ACcROhctoiO CSsoOitoA
ed house in Arizona. Salary $3.50, pay
permanent. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. The Ns-
tional, Star Building, Chicago.
A Mexican was brought into the city
Sunday morning by Sam Finley, who ls
employed by the Pima county cattle
men's association to guard their inter-
eets against thisvlng Pspsgoes. The
prisoner lie charged with irregulsrity in
disposing OF the hide of steer to which
he could not establish ownership.
There have probably never been such
heavy general rains IN the month Of
October az have visited the territory
this year. Reports from every section
confirm the statement. The stock
ranges will be specially benefited and
csttlemen hsve never bad q more en-
ooursging prospect than at this time.
Today closed the time for registration.
Those who neglected to get their names
on record previous to this time will be
barred from voting at the coming cleo.
tion- The county registration will
probably reach 100, q falling off of
about two hundred, as compared with
the list Of two years sgo.
The "pops" held a continuous three
days convention. The work of making |
nominations muet have been very ee.
we're, for they only nominated one each |
day. Their nominees are DR.. A. II. |
Noon for the assembly; w. N. Cum |
minRs and Thomas Gill for supervisors;
and Louis Leese for justice OF the peace |
Tor Tucson precinct. These are all of
the party in the county who could be
found willing to figure as martyrs for
the cause of populism.
A man named VIM. Bryce, whose pro-
fession since be arrived in Tucson has
bsen that of 'hold up," will await the
action Of the next grand jury fer some
Of his robberies. Pending bis interview
with that body, be has taken lodgings
10 the county Jail. His victims are
usually "sleepers" and Chinese restau
rants. He does not hesitate to promise
his victims transportation 10 points be-
Vond the borders OF earth, but usually
The victims would rather pay him a
small sum, and let him save his trans
portstion for others.
The breaks on the road caused by the
storm on Monday, have been repaired
md trains which had bsen held up since
Early yesterday merning got through
q st night. The east bound express de-
syed by Q wsshout near Arizols arrived
1t Tucson at o'clock, and the west
bound got in at $50. The track near
Ar.zola was covered by four feet of
Wster and the ground in the vicinity
Was rendered 90 soft that an engine
vent off the track early yesterday morn
ng and was almost entirely submerged.
rhe wsshout on the east end was more
erious. IL occurred at Mesoal, twelve
niles west Of Benson, the came place
1here the track was torn out two weeks
'go.
An exrsrt on hill cIImb ing has this to
sy on the subject: Gwen the weakest
IAN learn to climb moderate bills with
nut undue fatigue by dint of patient
practice and careful att sntiop to the &C.
ion Of the fe 1t and legs and the pGiss
IT the body. The be 1y should b mt
Onward from the hii 4, and kept perfect
y STEADY. 1t lie foolish to sit bolt up
light in hill-climbing SINGS the weiaht
8 thereby thrown back and the labor
much increaced. There is no ne ed to
,spd right down and hunch the back
ike tho sc orcher,' nor to work the body
rom side to side and dig violently with
he legs. Preserve the steady, even &C.
ion you have learned on the level, and
imply increase the pressure. at the
anne time easggerating the ankle action