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

Corras Blsnco, of Santa Rosalis, is in
tne city.
Frank Hart, of Glendale, is visiting
Tucson for day or two.
Ben. Bowers, OF Shaitsr, Tex, is re-
q s:ered AZ the San Xavier.
Carlos Sanchez, of the City OF Mexico,
IS registered at the San Xavier.
City MARSHALL Paul was taken to the
hospital This morning.
Buckley O'Nelli will De in Tucson on
Saturday, the 10Th OF October.
Up to the hour OF going to press 19O
woes had been cast at the republican
primaries today.
Even the democrats are disguised
with the 'holy show" at the court house
last night.
Operator Monier, Of the Western
Union, who Was i'll in the hospital, is
again at his instrument
A. j. Spaulding and Ike Holman,
two gentlemen who reside IN Silver
City, New Mexico, are visiting Tucson.
4 telegram from Denver, to Chas. 7.
Conneli, announces the death OF HE
COUSIN, Miss Minnie Barnes, OF Burling-
ton Iowa.
j. ID. Thomas, who started for Flor
renee yesterday evening, was compelled
to return on account OF the flooded con-
ditiOn. of the country west of Tucson.
Arizona Commandery will hold Q
special meeting for work tonight st 80
o'clock. Red Cross AliKnights Tenn plar
are courteously invited.
At the hour OF going to press, it is re-.
ported that the little son of Lyman
Wakefield is still unconscious. and the
hope for mis- recovery is very slight.
There are runners upon the streets Of
disaster which visited BIsbee during
the recent storm, 6us a vigIlant Search
for facts and particulars has failed to
81 ostantiate any OF the reports.
Col. w. 4. Hartt, superintendent OF
the Orc Blanco mining company, H. il
the city on business trip, and gives
the pleasing information of satisfactors
progress at his camp.
No arrangements have as yet beer
made for the funeral Of DIR. Spencer.
The arrival of bis son is awaited and to-
morrow, it is likely the matter will be-
settled.
d. P. Conroy, for long time auditor
of the Msricopa and Phoenix railroad,
is delayed in the city as the result of the
washouis east of here. He Is enroute to
ii Paso.
Miss Shibell, of Tucson, a sister OF
the efficient teacher in the primary de-
p8rtment OF our school, arrived Thurs
day on visit to her grandmother and
sister. who are residing 10 the house be-
longing to Mrs. z. Hall.-Sulphur Vail
ley NeTs.
Csskets have been prepared for the
Geek family and will be forwarded AT
once. Chris Christeuken will start for
Benson with a tesm as soon as every
thing can be arranged for his depart.
ure.
The little son of Lyman Wakefield, q
notice of whose injury appeared in the
CITIZEN yesterday evening, is six years
OF age. The little fellow is still uncon-
scioas, and is sinking. It is hoped, how
ever, that be may recover.
Tho most eloquent oratoricgl efforts
at the democratic circus last evening
were the yells of Throw him out"
''open the window" ana put muzzle
on him." which greeted every effort
made by speakers to whom the gang
was opposed.
The jury 10 the case of Mrs. Nickel
lar, who was on trial yesterday end to-
day, for disturbing the peace, failed to
sgree. This is the second trial and ID
both instances the jury failed to reach
verdict. Todsy's jury stood FIVE fo-
conviction and seven for acquitsal.
A special telegram to the CITIZEN,
printed in another column, gives the
proceedings of the republican mass
meeting held in Nogales yesterday. Ooe
by one the counties in. the territory fall
into the lie of tried repu blicarisn,, and
refute the charges of the democratic
press that republicanism in Arizona is
dead.
Leroy Ikenberry, of Globe, is in the
city after two weeks visit to the Bar
boquiyari country. He received the
first intim6tion hers of mis- nomination
for the assembly in GilR county. He
hes been out OF reach OF communica-
ton since his absence from Tucson, and
consequently the notification committee
was unable to do its duty in bis case.
The CITIZEN man is pleased to &C.
the receipt Of a curiosity,
on account OF its antiquity
md rarity, contributed by L. L.
OF Crlttenden. II is a pair of
ucieut Spanish scissors, bearing The
marks of long wear and great age.
hey were found in the Santa Rite
Mountains, and are stamped on either
lde with an imprint OF the Spanish !
rown.