Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-03

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Then the CITIZENS poet laureate
| Would go and Gin no more.
Hon. Royal A. johnson returned las
night from q trip to Crittenden.
Ex-Gov. Powers arrived in the cit
yesterday and paid the CITIZEN pies
SAINT csll this morning.
Mrs. O. III. Simmonds has gone
Portland, Or, for a visit of mont
with relatives in that city.
Major r. Allyn Lewis, of PhoeDil
passed through the city yesterday, e.
roa > for Nogsles.
! Arturo Morales, of Gusymss, an,
! i L !ustin A. Pesqueirs, of HermosiilC
Arrived 10 the city last night by stage
rom NoRales.
See Hsmbridge's "a Three Dagger" il
Truth tomorrow. All trains snd new
stands.
The change in the 8. p. time car,
took effect last night, as per announce
ment, and this morning both the easter
and western MAILS were in the boxes a
the postoffice quite early.
Mrs. J. B. Park, with her children, viii
spend the winter in Tucson, where tn
children our schools. Her husband, J
B. Park, is manager OF McKittrick'
ranch near Wilcox.
Miss Helen Croker, a sister Of Henry
Croker, the S. p. bostler 10 this city
has gone for q visit to relatives ano
friends in Anaheim, Cal. She will be
absent month.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. w
Q. Brown are pleased to see them once
more among them. Both suffered a
severe spell of illness that for time
threatened serious results. but for
tupstely they are now on the highway
TO permanent recovery.
The other day father 10 Philsdel-
phia started to give his little child a
ride in basket attached TO the FORE
psr. of his bicycle. The wheel struck
an obstruction, and the child was
thrown forward on it's head and killed.
The authorities propose to hold the
father on q charge OF msnslauehter.
At La Fortuna mine, near: Yuma, this
evening, there will be an enjoy able ball.
The residents OF that camp are most
and having undertaken the
OF this affair, will leave
nothing undone to make 1t a source of
enjoyment to all. Five
pieces OF music are engaged for the
occasion, and an elegant supper will be
served.
The registration of voters will proba-
bly, fall short several hundred OF what
It YVES two years ago. Many good citi-
zens refuse to register and declare that
they will have nothing 10 do with poll
tics this year; others, sgain, express the
belief that by not registering they will
escape poll tax and jury duty. On this
however, they will get left
as m n-registration excuses no one from
either of the foregoing burdens.
Hon. Fred G.. Hughes who has been
making a tour OF the country reached
home this morning. He reports the
country as looking like a vast field of
grain as the tall grass waves in the wind.
Speaking of the political outlook the
Indications are that Mark Smith will be
beaten In Pima county by about 300.
He sees no hopes for Dprsn'c election,
but thinka Bucky O'Neil will cross the
inc by fair majority.
A YAeui Indian, an adobe layer named
Baron, living east of the railroad track,
n a drunken frenzy carved his wife to
q murderer's taste yesterday. She was
severely cut on the back and sizes and
othetwise Injured, but the attending
physicians anticipate no serious results.
A warrant was issued for Baron yAster-
day by Justice Scott. but thus fer the
fellow has eluded capture.
Godey's magazine for October con-
tains the first chapter ut q short life of
Benjamin Frsnklio, ~ritten by George
. Lay. "koor Richard" had perhaps
the most engaging personality among
The founders of the republic, and bis la.
Dcrs we're OF the highest Importance, e.
that the story of his life could hardly
'Hil to hold the readers interest. Mr..
Lay 10 his first chapter treats OF
Franklin the Apprentice, the Printer,
and the Philosopher" in a very reeda-
Die manner, and in the other chapters
will take up his achievements as poll
.icisn and diplomat.
Chse F. Hoff Of Tucson Is in the city
rom Prescott, where be has been
making arrangements flr the extenslon
,f his telephone service between Pres
,ott and the Crow ned King, fifty miles
'outh of Prescott. He will extend the
inc south to the Hot Springs, and W.
T. Smith of Phoenix will extend his
Inc north to that point, making a
through telephone service between
Phoenix and Prescott.-Republican.
The strange, savage, and beautiful
living wonders of the Natural Kingdom
have never been SO comprehenslvely ex
bibited az they now are in the united
A6am Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
enormous menageries. Not only this.
but there are also representatives of
various species which ale absolutely the
only ones in captivity. Among these
will be found the only trained Arctic
seals and sea lions. pair OF giant
a monster two-horned,
white Sumatrs rbinoceros, noble
African Gland, splendid niger antelope
= gnu, or horned horse, and full grown
polar bear. Take the time to inspect
tins splendid collection. 1t Is full of
interest and in Instruction.