Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-19
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1870.
s-ocaI Intelligence

DooSER is still viciously mendsciots.
It must be rough on him.
Gov. Stafford, Judge Hayden and P. r.
Brady will be in Tucson to-day.
1T. O'CoNNoR and DR.. Smith of Camp
Bowie are in town: also Mrs. O'Connor.
CAPTAIN John Barry arrived from Camp
Thomas on Tues, bound to San Francisco.
A LARGE drove of cattle left Tucson this
week for Infantry Camp.
CAPTAIN Charles Mowry took mo- part
in the late election, all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding
DE CARES train of 9 wagons arrived
from Arizona city, this week, with goods
for Archibald s. Wood.
JAMES GRANT ESQ.,, of Prescott, former
ly Territorial Auditor and now contractor
for several important mail routes in Cen
trail Arizona, arrived in town this morning.
A train of nine wagons five yoke of
cattle to each-belonging to Messrs. Tul
~ & Ochoa, freighted with government
stores, to-day leave Tucson for Camp
Bowie.
INTERNAL Revenue collector, Levi Bash
ford, has recently appointed DR.. F. H.
Goodwin. Deputy collector for Pima Co.
vice P. &. Brady resigned. The resigna-
ton and appointment are both good.
THE. Arizonan's guilty shrieks about
frauds, and that infamous g Address" by
Dooner & Co., will receive ample atten-
ton next week, so, BOBBY Boomer, you'll
not be disappointed much longer.
MAJOR ALDRICH having resigned the
Office OF Assistant Assessor of Internal
Revenue for Pima county, L. S. Assessor
Bigelow has appointed Charles \. Shibeli
10 ill the vacancy. Mr.. s. will prove to
be tiptOp officer.
Mr.. E. N. FISH and wife arrived safely |
from San Francisco on last Sunday Mrs /
Fish has been absent nearly year and DIR.
f. about two months. They have al ele- /
CANT residence here, and it locks IS il they !
TO be al home i'll Tucson.
GOVERNOR Mccormick is to leave for
Washington om the Rio Grande, early in
the ensuing week. A grand ball in honor
of his re election to Congress will be Civ
en- at c. 0: Browns, Congress Hall, next
Monday evening, which promises to be
Ine affair."
Bishop SALPoINTE, of this place, is now
in Durango. 1t is not generally known
that his diocese embraces not only Arizo-
IA but Dona Ana county, New Mexico, a
part of western Texas and parts of Duran
go and Chihuahua. 4 very large district
over which he keeps Il watchfu eye and
FOR the good of which he labors with IN
firing energy and zeal.
OFF FOR CRANT.-Last Tuesday, Capt
Nctterville, Its. Silva, Robinson and Riley,
DR.. c. Ii. Lord, Thomas Ewing, L. L. Aus
in and ". II. Tonge left for Camp Grant
capt Netterville had been in town some
lays arranging his transportation for In
antry Camp. Lit. Silva has about recov-
red from his lameness incurred some 3
weeks since, and is off for duty
DR.. Lord, being quite obese, is out try
ng to reduce his flesh, and Thos Ewing,
)eing thin, hopes to thrive some.
IL. c. HOOKER ESQ, of the weIl-known {
irm of Kinds 81 Hooker, has been in town 8
Turing the week. He is one of the most |
ctiye men in Arizona, and is here, there !
nd everywhere looking after the firms Q
attic and beef contracts. We understand 5
he beef they furnish military posts TO be
# excellent quality.
Mr.. Hooker takes many chances of los ]
ng his scalp and SO far has retained it. and S
kinks he'll let some one else take the risks r
t the next beef letting He has the con =
olation, that most men seek and but few
btain, for all his hardships, of accumulat-
ng convenient sum of currency. q
NEXT Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
TAR comparison with a year ago, and 5
ue estimate of current positive blessings L
well as thosethat are held to be such n
disguise, lead US to the opinion that
beral Offering of thanks on that day, BY
ae people OF Arizona, will be but meet
nd becoming.
z. 4. Brady viii not be our Delegate !,
or Granville II. Curry our Sheriff. Duff. Z