Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-28

LOCAL NEWS. No new cases of diphtheria were re- ported today.
 Andrew Mcclellan, of Pueblo, Colo, is registered at the Occidenral.
 Mir. Mel, general insurance manager is in town from San Francisco.
 There is sn excellent supply of venison in the Tucson markets at present.
 A report is afoot that the Cosmopoli- tan is shortly to be occupied.
 Mr. W. H. McKittrick, cattle buyer from Bakersfield, Calif, is in the city looking for range cattle.
 Work hes been begun on Miss Hsll'e new dining room, adjoining the Russ house, and will be prosecuted to 6 finish.
 Hon. Colin Cameron shipped HOO head of and 3 year old steers to Osli fornia yesterday.
 Traffic ou the s. P. was resumed this morning. The west bound train arrived about ' o'clock.
 Hon. 0. R. Drake is having an elegant marble monument erected to the memory of his father, in the A. O. U. W. cemetery.
 The Workmen celebrate tomorrow night. Extensive preparations for the entertainment and ball are being made. There is no excuse for any man to ap- pear iu society with grizzly beard since the introduction of Buckingham's Dye, which colors natural brown or black. Two large Black eagles are reported to be have been seen below town yesterday. They are said to have a spread of wing of about s or 9 feet.
 Judge Bethune opened the district court this morning, called the calendar and took 8 recess until o'clock this afternoon. A number of cases were set for trial, and the term promises to be busy one.
 The university boys will play 8 match game of Basketball on the grounds in front of the university building at 3:45 Wednesdsy afternoon. All those inter-
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 Hon. J. N. Ochoa has secured Q resi- dence and bis family will remove here from Florence early in Decen Der. He will follow at the end of the month. MT. Qcho8 hes been a resident of Florence for many years and during that tine has held many important offices of trust. They will be valuable addition to Tue sor.
 Mrs. P. Charouleeu will leave tonight for Cibuta, Mexico, to visit her brother, Mir. Joseph Pierscp, whom she h8s not seen for fifteen years. Mrs. Charouieau has been in Ill health during the past six months, and it is hoped the change of climate will be of much benefit to her.
 Hart's show window contains the me- dgl which the proprietor viii donate to the winner iu the Thanksgiving shoot. Mr. Hart is enterprising and up to date, and some one will have R beautiful and lasting reminder of his generosity after Thanksgiving day.
 WANTED--SeveraI fsithful men or wo- men to travel for responsible establish ed house in ArIzons. Salary S7S0, pay able S15 weekly and expenses. Position permanent. Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. The Ma tional, Star Building, Chicago.
 The 4. 0. U. w. entertainment tomor. row night will be the most brilliant of the season, and you cannot afford to mics if. Whatever of profit may arise financially from the performance will come back to you 8 thousand fold, for every dollar will go into the new temple which will be an ornament to the city. Neff & O., who have the contract for street sprInkling, are doing the work in five shape. If anything they gre little overdolng it for the comfort of bicyclers wLo prefer smsttering Of dust to mud any day. The team sttetcbed to the sprinkler is coal black in color ard is one of the finest spans of horses Tn the city. They are "biack beauties" George Aines has written friends here that on the 18th instant he will sail, CD the steamship City of Sidney, for Guatemala where tavora ble opportunities for his welfare present themselves. George has many friends in this city, where he lived for nearly 20 years, who will be interested to learn of his where Gbouts and of his prosperity. Guste- mRls is 8 new region to him. but he will be no stranger on his errlvai es he has both friends and relatives in that coun- , try. Mayor Buehpsn is constantly iD re- ceipt of 8 flood of inquiries from the l tenderfooted east about Tucson, its i business, climate, health and prospects. ' There appears to be general disposition of the inquirers to come here in prefer i ence to going elsewhere, but the uni verssl complaint is lack of accomod8- f lions. There gre however quite B num Der of spare roome in the town but s people are averse to letting them to S consumptives. ( The political muddle still thickens. l It is announced that democratic mass { meeting will be called Saturday even