Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

THE CITIZEN. SA FURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1874.
 LOCAL MA TIERS.
 E. N. FISH & Co. received a lot of new goods on Wednesday,
 Bros. received some goods by trains this week.
 FULLY, OCHoA & Co.'s store was rein- forced on "Wednesday by a lot of fresh grO- ceries and other staple goods.
 DISTRICT COURT, Chief Justice Dunne presiding, will be in session to-day. Itis expected that some citizens will be made. RoUNTREE & LUBBErT of Guaymas, have an advertisement in to-day'S CITIZEN, which is of interest to business men here aways.
 ". quarts of blue grass seed from the Depart ment of Agriculture. It is for free distri- button.
 CAPT. J. NJ. HAMILTON and company of Fifth Cavalry, left Camp Lowell on We'd nesday for San Carlos, and Capt. k. Adam and hIs company will come to Lowell on being relieved by Capt. Hamilton.
 THE train of c. w. c. Rowell loaded mo mt md nif inhf not of Jenks with government freight and that of Amablsca with citizen freight, all ar- rived here on Wednesday.
 JOSEPH PERSON left for Sonora on Mon- day. While here he bought the very fine lO-mule team, wagons, harness and all, of Charles Shibell. He thinks in the long run it is better to own teams to do his freighting than to hire them.
 DAVID DAVIS is out for constable of Tucson precinct. He is quiet man with whom we have but slight acquaintance, but his friends are active in his behalf and they claim that he is capable for the place. A~A
 THEo. WELIsCH received large lot of ladies' winter dress goods on Wednesday, and in. fact all kinds needed for females of all ages. He makes a speciality of these kinds of goods.
 J. A. MOORE, superintendent of the stage line westward, came in by stage yeSter- day. He informs us that the time of leav- ing Tucson hereafter will be 10 a. m., in- stead of p. m., unless in cases when the eastern mail is not here at that hour The mall that heretofore arrived in Tue son Tuesdays will come on Wednesdays. No other changes will be made.
 PEOPLE should look well to their house. hold goods nowadays. The nights are getting cool and blankets are much need ed by men who are too lazy to earn means to buy them, and prefer to steal them than to sleep cold. On Thursday night, the room of MT. Yerkes and room mate, in Welisch's building, was robbed of nearly all clothing and blanketS-leaving but few articles.
 THE Probate court of Pima county did little business this week. The hearing of petition for the sale of real estate in the case of the estate of Michael Layden, was set for November 23. In the matter of the Mcfarland estate, the hearing of a motion for final settlement was postponed to November g, to which day ;the court adjourned.
 LAST Monday posters were printed as
 
 Tucson is requested at the courthouse on Tuesday night, October 27, to discuss the coming election" For some reason, the meeting did not come of, although the courthouse was lighted and quite a num- Der of people went there, staid awhile and departed. Guess it was "sell" !" and only intended to give variety to the campaign.
 MORE people are interested in a fine cigar than in almost any other thing ex- cept that of staple articles of food, and all such will be glad to know that F. Lazarus has just received an invoice of 20 900 direct from San Francisco. Among them is a brand entitled "The Pride Of Arizona, :" manufactured expressly for Mir. Lazarus Smokers will do well to call upon him and test his cigars.
 PERSONAL Gov. Bashford will leave San Diego for Tucson next week.
 w. B. Hellings arrived in San Francisco about the 10th and is expected soon in Ar iZOna.
 D. P. Flanders, photographic artist, left by Thursdays stage for Los Angeles. He is a clever gentleman and good artist and we wish him God speed wherever he may go.
 Maj. c. H. Veil, we'll known throughout Arizona, was lately at his old home in Johnstown, Pa. He was considering a proposition of business upon the deter