Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-25
Local intelligence.

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 Local intelligence.
 WFEar Christmas.
 wHo is going to run for City Treasu- re-
 TIE town is filling up with strangers who have come to spend the holidays.
 THr latest on the social tapis is the r1ilstol of a well-Luown play by our amateur talent.
 llr-r of the dead letters in the Post office. during the last four weeks, will be advertised this evening at the Post office.
 TFr amount cleared by the Episcopal Church entertainment was over 500. ! The management are highly satisfied v.l the result. H.Ear WARDS numerous friends will l.rfaa-ed to learn that he has entirely recovered from his recent illness, and is a'l-t' a- out again. -rE ma~Guerad. bali of the Cactus Ca. a b. given January 9th, 1881, ! r-.a-.- to be the grandest invitation -aU as.r given iE Tucson. I White House seems to be the E E-. ..r holiday gift seekers. They ! have al-a-eI three extra clerks for the ! holidays. and are looking for more. THERE are now three candidates for Mayor ia the field: Hon. II. $. Stevens, l Hon. ?. R. Tully and J. Lambie The l u-a~as.t5f an exciting contest is promis- 1 m- THruew office of the City Council in te ahr-i,ke on Church plaza is almost | finished. The city fathers propose to | move from their old quarters on Friday | next
 Ng MtEcUs kATz is announced as l raat.Ia.e for City Treasurer at the ap- H-..-fiu- municipal election. MT. hatz l .s sterling business man and would at | -ali carefully to the duties of the office | re.r.r-L
 \ GENTLEMAN just up from Sonora ..a,as aat the climate there Is truly de- H-'.iu.: the orange trees are full of '-u', and fine gardens are prolific with green peas and other vegetables, like | ...-..- T.r... rr. +Ita NTa-4a~r,  Agu-s4o dispatch to the San Fran c-.a Chronicle says that c. P. Hunting tra r-..-ts that the new Southern Pa cl. trunk line from New Orleans to Sl Francisco will carry emigrants be- tween those two points for SlO each.
 TaE law offices at 2l6 Pennington street are being fitted up in elegant ,g.a, and will be occupied by the Hon. Thomas Fitch. We are glad to note that the eminent lawyer proposes taking ul A-- residence with us permanently, a1l extend him a cordial welcome.
 Representation, by the ladies of Tue son of a Christmas present of 80 c. tae old hardware veteran, Geo. Howe, vaS most notable and thoughtful act, and is bTt an Illustration of the many deeds oT goodness and charity the kind hearted la.hes are constantly scattering around them.
 J. D. RTTESHoUsE IS in town from STeetwater. He reports matters on the Or.a very lively, the wheat trade being eslsciaily good. The Pima Indians are 'aslF engaged in clearing up their ranches, preparatory to putting in their neW crop of grain. The wheat raised by i-e'e Indians Is said to be the best in te Territory.
 lrT railroad company are laying in aa immense supply of ice at the depot 1ea aug-e. SD as to meet any demands it. may be made upon them during the summer. The house has been enlarged ," le- this increased supply. Seven e-- loads of ice were received yesterday i'~ ,.H-a-e and it will continue to come lH-ll --a ice house is filled.
 llr number of new names placed 0ol the Great Register of the county has been very large during the last Week. 4 heavy and greatly increased '..s may be looked for at the next local s-1ttHh The necessity of having more --- one polling place Is becoming daily -'i' evident, and. deserves immediate attention from the authorities.
 AlL- l.. r. SrRATroN, of Iowa City, Iowa, arrived in Tucson a few days ago '' lock into the mineral resources of the leT1tory. He states that much interest - Arzgna exists throughout the States, '-- -e looks for large influx Of capital ....i ile EaS- into this Territory for in- '>.-ielt, ln aiuIng property. The low .--e interest there makes capitalists .'-si '' hnd more profitable fields for LEWIS WILLIAMS, who has charge of 1'e slalter of the celebrated Copper Sisal miue al Bisbee, Is stopping at .'--e-- hotel He says the deposits of .il'F show no signs of diminution, and ... AeE developments that are being carried on are opening mp
 and more extensive bodies of ore
 .- lle output of copper during the -. -,. month WAS three hundred and sev- '-'.--.le ions.
 "a- lI1 EESDoRF has just received a
 a-i -nmeuse stock of youths and
 -s clothing, which he is offering at a -., -.'.'t.at Of twenty-five per cent. below a. fE.g-S or any clothing house in the 5 i-e stock consists of business and F.-7 sAlts, overcoats, broadcl0th satin s,.. ana ulsters. Mir Zeckendorf guar these s-..l.1a e., .., Ill !