Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Complimentary Allusions.

The Tucson CITIZEN comes to us enlarged anJ
 much improved in every respect over the CIr1zEs
 before the internal fire, which took out of th,
 editors earnings about $500. The people oi
 Southern Arizona justly appreciate the courag,
 ard enterprise of NIT. Brown, and will see to il
 that in time his loss is made up. The daily is
 the largest in the Territory.-Prescott Miner.
 The Tucson DAILY CITIZEN, the office of which
 was lately destroyed by fire. comes out improved
 in size and type. and Is now one of the mos,
 beautiful as it WIS always one of the most sensi-
 ble, newspapers in Arizona. We are glad to see
 in our esteemed contemporary these evidences of | prosperity. and to note that 1t has been burnt
 out " in no sense worth recognizing. J. A. Whit
 more, a veteran Wisconsin editor, has purchased
 half the paper, and will be associated with R. C.
 Brown, its owner. in the future management of
 the paper.-Prescott Democrat
 Absence from home has delayed our notice of
 change of proprietorship of the CITIZEN. J. A.
 Whitmore has purchased half interest in the
 paper. Mr.WhitmOre's well established reputation
 as journalist entities him to hearty welcome
 amongst the fraternity in Arizona and he has the
 best wishes of the Drill. The new firm is Brown
 & Whitmore.-Pinal Drill.
 -
 been enlarged to a thirty-two column paper It
 is the largest daily in the Territory, presents very handsome typographical appearance. and IS well filled. as usual, with interesting reading matter. Mir. J. A. Whitmore has purchaseda half interest in the business.-Globe Chronicle.
 The CITIZEN comes to us in an enlarged and improved form. It Is a sple ndid paper both in the amount of news and the manner in which it is gotten up. in fact 1t is the leading paper of the Territory (barring the Gazettel. and we sin eerely wish 1t success.-Phenix Gazette.
 The Tucson CITIZEN has at last appeared in its new dress, and enlarged to an eight-column folio. The CITIZEN is a good paper. and we are glad to see 1t prosper. It's appearance is neat and elean its local and general news columns well filled. and its editorial department up to the standard Florence Enterprise.
 The Arizona, CITIZEN. we are glad to sec. is in the field again. Itcomes to us this week an eight column paper, neatly gotten up and full of news Bro. Brown, we wish you and your new associate increased prosperity.-Yuma Sentinel.
 Mir. J. A. Whitmore. late of the Eau Claire (Wis.l Free Press. has bought into the Tucson CITIZEN, and the paper has been enlarged and improved in a very handsome manner-Epitaph.
 The Arizona CITIZEN came to its patrons and the public at large yesterday enlarged 70 thirty two column paper Its columns have been videned and heightened and il is now the largest paper in the Tertiary. It is handsomely printed and in new dress throughout. This issue con ] tains ten columns of interesting general and | local news and reflects great credit upon it's an- terprising proprietOrs. J. A. WhitmOre has pur- | chased a half interest in the paper, and it will 1 hereafter be published under the firm name of | Brown Whi.more.-Jounal.
 We are pleased to note that the DAILY ARIZONA | CITIZEN, Tucson now comes to us in a larger form than before the disastrous fire that swept its office away. It is a much better paper than ever.-Las Vegas Optic.
 The Arizona CITIZEN has partially changed hands and appears enlarged to an eight column newspaper. It is published by Brown & Whit more. Mir R. C. Brown, the genial veteran. has risen from his ashes and taken in a first-class man. Mr. Whitmore. formerly of Tau Claire. Wisconsin. The first issue IS a handsome sheet, promise of what is 10 come. We wish the CITIZEN success.-Los Angeles Commercial.
 The Arizona CITIZEN, which, for some months, owing to the destruction of its material by fire. has been issued in rather diminutive form comes to us this week enlarged to an eight-column pa- per, and with change of proprietorship, Alr. R. C. Brown having taken irr as one-half owner Mir. J. A. WhitmOre. former editor of the Eau Claire (Wis.) Free Press. We congratulate the proprietors on the fine appearance of their pa- per, and trust that their enterprise will meet with suecess.-Los Angeles Herald.
 The Arizona CITIZEN comes to us enlarged to a handsome thirty-two column daily. About six weeks ago the material of the office was destroyed by fire and there was not a dollar of insurance. The paper now comes out in new dress. under a new ownership. R. C. Brown has taken as a partner J. A. Whitmore late editor-in-chief of the Eau Claire (Wis.) Free Press. If Whitmore is as good a writer as Brown is a business man. ager. they will take the lead in Tucson journal ism. Success to you, gentlemen. Grit will tell. San Diego Union.
 The Tucson (Arizona) CITIZEN, the office of which was a short time since destroyed by fire made it's appearance on the lst of August m a new drezs and greatly improved form. E. C. Brown, its publisher has associated with him a partner in the person of J. A. Whitmore, lately with the press of Wisconsin. The CITIZEN IS now the largest and best pap-T in Ari- sona.-virginia City Enterprise.
 The DAILY ARIZONA CITIZEN. published by our old friend R. C. Brown. formerly of Woodland and Mir. J. A. Whitmore, his new partner. has again made its appearance after having been burned out. It IS now a large, handsome, well paper and deserves success. which We nave no doubt it will achieve.-Woodland Call Democrat.
 We have just received the Tucson DAILY CITI- ,ES. of August lst. newspaper published at Tucson. Arizona, in which J. A. Wmtmore for- nerly editor-in-chief of the Free Press, has pull chased a half interest The paper is an eight column folio printed with new material. in a excellent manner, and contains full telegraphio, Ocal and mining news. and an amount of adyer- Using the sight of which is sufficient to make the ,yes of any newspaper man in this region bulge put with envy. Mir. Whitmore will prove d valu- lble acquisition to the journalistic fraternity of he grear Southwest, as he has talent, tact and integrity of the right kind, as well as taste for he profession. He is also interested in the min nE business and has lately, we believe. been elected superintendent of a large mining corpor- stion. The numerous friends whom Mr. Whit more left in this city will be glad to hear of his 5uccese in Ari1ona.-Eau Claire Free Press.