Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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 Hop. Frapk Cox is in the city tods
 Sam Webb is in the city from Noel
 lss.
 Hon. R. K. Richardson arrived in tb
 city this morning.
 Next on the political program will b
 the city election.
 Charles O'Dell, of Alma, Pinal cour
 ty, is in the city on business.
 Mir, snd Mre. Gabriel E. Angulo lef this morning for thelr bone in Florence
 The Walnut creek dam is to be re
 built. Thie s direct reeult of Mchin ley's elect.on.
 The jury ic toe Jordan-Ouke min ing case this afternoon returned 8 yer dict for t. ,i.f.rd~i;t-
 R. E. Sigfried, ti carpenter, has be come violsutly iDsaue. He will be take to the asy4 um at Phoenix tonight.
 Temne, according to the News. stand, in great need of first clses hotel. Herr is . splsnd opportunity for invest msat.
 From he latest reports which can b cbtIlu. d fTtm Pir al cou ty IL is nssuret that the eLtire democratic ticket wa e:ected.
 Hon. Chae. R Dr, ke left for SnI Fraarisco this noroiDg ro be absent fo fea days. Upon his I.tarn he aill b' acc ID panied Q, Mrs. Drake, 9bo hE been swsy for several uonihs.
 The election returns from Gupsigh' were received Hbout 8 o'clock this even ing. They elbow s straight vote o eiRh, democrats to one republican throughout the entire ticket.
 < letter to the CITIZEN from Col. Day, at O niotoa announced the fact ths' th-re were D, returns from that pre- c lct, osing to the scarcity of voters.
 The Ep~urih League will meet at the church Monday evening al z o'clock, foi tse iret meeting n he reading course Everybody has sn nvitstio6 to te pres- ent.
 l. has been decIdad to bold @ UIin, Thanksgiving eervice at the M. E. church Nov. 26 at l0:45 a. m. R-S. Fre-isnd of the Cungr gation church wit preach the sermon.
 It Is understood that between 60 and 70 ballots were tbrown out by the cleo tion board ID this city for tie ressoG that tb- board believed the were mark ed in violation of the iAA. From all &C., counts . coute tuay result.
 The high scho"l stuj.pts of hcepix were initiated irtp th- nIys,eri-s f cast ing ballots tbls week Prscticsl met uc every day business trsnsactirns th' uld have s larger place ID Orr school work.
 Brakeman W. S. Gray. who met with 6 sad accident al CrIttenden. which re- suited in hie death, ~ss buried under the auspices Of 'he A. O U. w. Tod. Q of Blsbee. of which be was 6 respt cted member.
 Five beautiful. fst deer, one wbite tau and four black tsli- were hanging u front of Schu'D ach-r's market this morn ing The meal r6s 6 On sold, however, as there are pHb, lovers of venieon ir ths city.
 Wm. Spear, late city editor of tbs Star, bse zone nn & huntir g trip, in tb uouotHn Of Southern ArizJDa, arc during bis sbsence - n probsrly visi various points ID Old M-xIco.
 There are constant Improvements L. ing sd- all over the city. N-w bus. nessts are being ID -usursted and ever, thing points to an era of prosperity foi the old pueblo.
 Tn. re are just lots of men in town poV vi o can tell you how it ali hspperec. They will entertain crowds ou the cor pers for several days, after which mat ters and affairs will settle down to then usual level.
 The funeral of populism has occurred in Arlzoos. The rema:pe were deceUil, interrso, psft.cular care being taken to cover them 60 deeply that reeu r-ctior ie 10 possible. Let ihe pope return Io the old parties, where they belong. spo settle down to eensible work for the common interests of humanity.
 The San Xavier Camp, No. 8. Wood men of the World. vii sive "loe Rolling $ clap in the hall, 6, Re a., Opera House, tonight. A number of invitations have been iseued by th. brethren, and @ most pleasant tune ,s anticipated you have sn invitation. do not fail 10 attend.
 The Territorial Live Stock Sanitary CommissIon yesterday recommended to the governor ,he appointment of Dr. o. Norton ss Territorial Veterinarian. snd 1t IS understood the appointment will be made during the day.
 John Mccoy, the livery msp of Casa Grsnde, is in tbe city on business today. He reports that Cries Loes hss sold the Gold Standard mine. below Ossa Gran. de, near Silver Reef. ard tbst ten men are actively employed n development work. A larger force will soon bs add ed.
 $. H. Gould has returned from hie mining properties in the San Carlos country, and reports very fsvorably of the prospects in that section. He will go to Gro Planco to take charge of Col. Hartt's mill, while the test run is being made.
 The entertainment to be given by the A. O. U. w. lodge on the 25th ot the present month will te well worth watt ing for. Ia addition to the musical, dramatic and elocutiousry features, . grand dance will be given. and ss it will be about the first one of the sesson, no doubt it will be we'll attended.
 The fret affair of the winter season will take place ou Nov. IA, st Reid's opera house. The Ladies of Grace Episcopal church are making prepare tione for poster party. There will also be crystal uslsce booths of the different seasons and the new Mexican orchestra.
 Mir. John Wright, son of Judge Wright hse arrived from Yuma. He is on tie sick list, but is improving. Mir. Wright was elected district sttorney of Yuma crunty by a handsome majority, aud the cit,zeDs there will never have cause to regret their choice, as they have eelert- cd an exceptionally bright young lawyer and sn all around good citizen fer the oH}ca