Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. H. D. Underwood has. returned from business trip to NogaIes.
 Tucson Chapter No. 3, will meet at 7:30 tonight.
 See "Golng to the Horse Show,"hy J. Hsmbid2e, and "the First Chr, saDthe- mum girl," in truth tomorrow. All trlins and news stands.
 Mr. O. W. Hoxard, young man from Los Ange.es, arrived this morning and wiii take place as assistant In the chemical department at the university.
 Just received-at J. IvencovIch's @ full assortment or new dried Cslifor- mia fruit. and imported entrants, ci- tron, lemon and orange peel.
 Col. J. A. Zsbriskie aud candidates on the republican county ticket will sddress the citizsne of Tucson, at Reid g opera house on Monday evening next, at o'clock.
 The Lazlola sisters make their first appearance in Tucson at Martin Ernst'e Lunch aud Beer Hall, On Saturday eve- ming, October 3l, 1896. Good music Rnd singing car be expected. f
 Gabriel E. Angulo was married yes tsrday morning at DeminS, N. M. to Miss Tula Oohos, daughter of Jose N. Ochos, recorder of Pieal county. The happy couple are stopping in Tucson for few days previous to their re- turn to Florence, where they will make their home.
 The Arizona Policy Association has filed its articles of incora.ion. The ofti cers are I. B. Crum, president; R. J. Welcome, secretary spd w. c. Archer, general manager. The capital of the association will consist of 2500 shares of S10 each, of which Sl0,000 is already paid up.
 The Philharmonic bsad will cele- brate its 9sh anniversary tomorrow This is one of the best musical or gspizations on the coast and is held in high esteem by the people of Tucson May it cslsbrase many anniversaries.
 Hon. A. J. Dorsn spent yesterday in the city. He left this morning for Florence, W here he will deliver an address this evening, after which he will go to Phoenix. Mr. Doran is greatly en- couraged by the universally considerate treatment he has received everywhere 
 than favorable for his election.
 Remember the republican meeting at Reid's opera house tonight. The last Of the campaign. Col. J. A. Zqbriskie will be there and address the audience. A number Of the republican candidates will also be present. There will be re- served seats for the ladies, and the Military band will furnish first class music. Come out, everybody.
 A. J. Dorsn, repu blicau candidate for congress in Arzons, and Col. J. A. Zabriskie, the wellknown Tucson lawyer, arrived in town Monday, en route to Clifton, where they were billed to speak that night. Uniuckily their train wss late and they did not make connections. However, they went up on Tuesdsy 6 train end had a splendid meeting that night.-Western Liberal
 A full court room greeted Hon. Rooh- ester Ford last night to listen to his Gd> dress on Sound Money. Many ladies were presdnt and nearly every seat iu the place was occupied. There was DO flourish of rhetoric but A mssterly ar ray of historical facts, pertinent to the issue. which carried conviction to his hearers. Hon. L.. M. Jacobs, president of the sound money league, presided. The meeting was a most decided suc- cess.
 Parties present last night at the Mex joan meeting report Judge Barnes as having characterized the young democ- racy as "lot of hoodlume" We ein- cerely regret such iutemperste speech on the part ef the honorable judge. The young democracy of Tucson, so far ss they are known to ue, are law abiding gentlemen, many of whom are interest cd in the business and prosperity of the city. and their characterization as "hoodlums," if made as charged, is sin cerely to be regretted.
 The department of justice last week got after Assistant United States At torney Mark Smith of Arizona, be- cause he is running for congress on a fres silver platform, which ie positively forbidden to Cleveland office bolders. Mark explained that he was not run ming much, hs just lst tEe democtats put his nsms ou the ticket So as to divide the silver vote with B0ckey O'Neil, the populist candidate, and se- cure the election of A. J. Doran, the republican gold standard candidate.- Western Liberal.
 A Graham county democratic candi- date recently had a little business transaction with republican candi- d Ate iu the same county which involv~ ed a transfer of fnnds. The demo- cratic candidate proudly drew checs on Tucson bank for the amount, ten dollsrs, and handed it over. Ths check was deposIted for collection and in due time cams back, bearing the endorse ment in box Car letters: ''No Funds" That this check is being used as csn- paign document is to be expected, and the claim that the democratic party of Graham county has gone to protest ie uatural.-Western Liberal.
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