Arizona citizen., 1879-11-15
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nave been made the financial agents of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad for Arizona, and arrange. ments have been completed for cash. ing all their pay checks and drafts of their engineers and superintendents. This item has a double importance-it shows the prosperity of this banking house and its popularity with heavy Eastern capitalists, and it is al,o a positive evidence of the fact that the AtchisOn Company will soon have their workmen within paying distance or Tucson. A letter from Hon. E. Wilder, treasurer of the company. dated Atchison, November 6, indicates that MT. J. D. Burr, one of the com. panys engineers, is nov in this immc. dIate neighborhood and may be ex- pected in Tucson in few days. THE CITIZEN cOngratulates the Atchison Company and its financial agents for Arizona upon their respective prosper ity and progress.
 JOE NINGER was arrested last night on charge of getting into a house where he was not wanted through a window, and assaulting the inmates thereof. Justice Meyers this morning lined him twenty dollars, and the fine was paid by the woman making the charge on the condition that he would never go near her again. Winger is smooth-faced gentleman of the genus "pimp.' He has been keeping one of the lowest dance houses in Tombstone. and came up here with the intention of commencing the same line of bus mess in Tucson. Upon inquiry of the authorities, however, he was informed that the license would be at least fifty dollars per night, and then he couldn't keep that kind of restaurant either. It is supposed that melancholy induced by this reverse in business caused him to mistake another's course for his own. He is of the kind of which this town prefers to be very scarce.
 B. F. CNDERHILL, ESQ, is again in the city on Southern Pacific matters, more particularly however, to receive deeds for all lands to be donated by the city, and not yet transferred, and to deliver the city a deed for the lands several years since granted to the rail road company, including Military Plaza and large number of lots along the eastern corporation line. MT. Un- derhill gives it as the statement of MT. Strobridge, Superintendent of Con structiOn, that the work on the line this side of Casa Grande will begin not later than December 1st. This in formation was given last Monday. Thirty miles of iron is at the termi- nus, and enough to continue the road to Tucson is on cars this side of Oma- Ina. January 18th is now put as the date for the arrival of trains here.
 IF parties coming to the city will persist in falling into the numerous dens calling themselves by different Uncles," and find after purchasing, that they were swindled, it is their own fault. Take little trouble to see Un- cle Harris name painted on the win dows of his store. Go first and see him, get his guarantee (written) and you will find that you have bought an article for half store prices. Re member the number, 221 Kearney street between Bush and Sutter.
 Reduction Ln Beer.
 Mir. Levin today announces a great reduction in lager beer, the pure arti- cle manufactured by himself in Tue son. Not long ago eastern beer was Sl2 per dozen, now Levin offers bet ter article for only S1.50 per dozen. If there is any question as to the health ful qualities of Levin's beer just in terview the customers.
 THE Tele graph line has been down most of the week between MaricOpa and San Diego, and hence no dis patches 10 TIE CITIZEN.
 OHNEsORGEN & WALKER now run a daily coach to Tombstone and offer eXss cellent accommodations to the travel Iing public.