Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-28

discovered this morning.
 John Weigle is in the city from Rose- mont, the banner republican precinct ot this county.
 Dr. Mark Rogers has gone cast on short trip. He will return on Thursoay morning.
 s. M. Franklin left the city on busi- ness yesteI day morning, ard wlii reach home tomorrow morning ID time Tor court.
 The s. P. Company is epgageo ID bsllssting its road in better shape than wss ever attempted ID the territory.
 Cant. A. E. Cutter. of Bonita, one Of the must pleasant and agreeable gentle mep in Southern Arizona Is ID the city op business.
 Geo. s. Callahan, of Ketcbum, iu the Wood river country of Idaho, Is here ID search of health, and will engage in min- ing.
 See Thanksgiving" by Wright, and "Football Crsuks" by HsmbIdge, ID Truth tomorrow. All trains and news stat ds.
 Uis announced that Judge Bethune siil open court on the 24th inst, when ,as calender will be called.
 MT. A. P. Snowman is in the city on ousiness before the land once. MT Snowman is sn attorney and one or the able editors of the Mesa Free fress'
 Donohue and Simpson, at their mar ket ip the Kohler block have on band very choice lot of Turkeys and CnlcH- .ns, which they have secured especiaiiy for their Thanksgiving trade.
 T,ckete for the A. o. U. W. entertain ment on Wednesday evening, the 2o'n inst, gre going like hot cakes. Better be in time and secure placrs ln the hsii by purchasing tickets early.
 Remember that the citizens meeting takes place tonight, pursuant to the ad- journment of H ednesday night. IT you have the "welfsre of the city at heart' be there tonight.
 It is understood that Leland Stanford Pratt, late of Wsdsworth, Nevada has been appointed to succeed Captain draS ss master mechanic of the 5. F. shops 10 this city.
 Mrs. Stevenson, of Sahuarito, IS m the city at the home of Robert Paul, very ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. Stevenson is @ sister Of Mrs. J. h. Brown.
 Nat. Hawke rsturned from Tomb stone yesterday morning, and departed nh to join Marehal Meade who Is 1n the capital attending session of U. 5. court.
 The "fyer" lay St the depot all day today. owing to a burned bridge In the clene0a just thus side of Pautsno. The tourists, who are travelling eastward on this flying palace, fouGd plenty of anu Se- meut on our streets taking snapshots at Iudians, burros, and other of our stand ing curiosities.
 Mrs. R. 0. Brown is teaching select school. She is sn educator of experi- snce, spd her educational work has been marked with conspicuous success. Net only does Mrs. Brown take charge of the education of small children, but will fit older ones for entrance into the university. Her reputation is guaran- tee of thorough work.
 There is nothing coming to Tucson this winter which will afford ss much pleasure as the 4. O. U. W. entertain nent on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday, .hs 25ih inst. There is going to be splendid, big crowd, and you sbou.G not be behind time in securing your ssRt.
 An eastern nimrod came to Tucson to show our boys how to kill bears. On hls rst hunt among the forests or The san ta Cruz he was startled by horrible growl which rose from near his feet. Up jumped cottont8il rabbit, and of went both barrels Of the doughty hunt .r's shot gun, iu the air. He had the puck ague and it led him to believe that he rabbit was hear and had wlrgs.
 There was a meeting of the Fire and Water committee of the city councii yesterday afternoon. The matter of yroviding @ system of electric fire alarms for the clty came up for discussion and twas estim ated that the cost would be from sl20O to s1400. Chief of the Fire O6p6Ttu6ut, 1)OIyus iofOioe eoo A1Oo@ ure. h consideration of the recent purchase of the chemical engine, MT. Schumacher opposed the expenditure. He contended that if the city had surplus of fuade, it should be expended ID the improvement of our streets.
 Harry Temple returned on Monday from the Buell. and Gerard minee, be- ow Riverside. He met with serious iificulty in crossing the Gila river His pack animals were carried down oy the swift current, and were rescued with difficulty, having to part with one of the packs which he lost. The Bueil and Gerard group Of mines, located five miles below Riverside. are showing up wonderfully we'll. They are owned jointly by W. A. Buell. and w. B. Gerard. MT. Buell., while doing assessment work ou them, encountered 6 body of rich ore, and now has about 13 tons on the dump. A sample of 7C0 pounds testec at the Tuc-on Sampling Works assayed s42 per ton in gold. Development work