Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
BREyITIES.


 A race horse, like the law. must al- ways take its course.
 A good motto for an eKpressmRn- Haul things to all men,"
 The South will make seven million gallons of cottOn-Beed oil this year.
 A recent decision of the Supreme Court of Florida makes railroad prop erty liable to taxation, and thus adds about S5,0O0OO0 to the taxable property of the State.
 The town of McDOnOugh, in Illinois, has a stalk of cabbage upon which are seventeen well developed heads, all about the same size, and each nine inches in circumference.
 A hotel, costing sl.0OO,G0O. is being erected on Park avenue and Fortieth street, New York. Plans are nearly completed for another in the same vicinity, modelled after that ot Chsring Cross, in London.
 Some interesting ruins covering quite large piece of ground and some what similar tO the famous one of Palenque were recently discovered by ST. Isidro Bulnes in the State of Chip6s, Mexico, near place called "Agua Es- cOndida."
 A mysterious serenade, apparently coming from the clouds. delighted as well as excited the people of Madison, Ga, a few nights since. Whence the music came Is yet uDsolved mystery, and the superstitiOus gre greatly dis turbed.
 A ffteen-yeRr-old boy, named Julius Rosenheim, hailiDR from Baltimore, was arrested at New York on the l6th instant, on the charge of fotging the name of Thomas Hill to . check for SlO0, which he erdeavored to cash at tho Union Dime Saving Bank. H;HGreat Pains Taken" is the heading of an advertisement in one or the dail- ies. Probably some gentleman has eat en whole watermelOn.-BO Con- mercial Bulletin.
 "ThereT triumphdntly exclaimed a DeadwoOd editor, as a bullet came through the window and shattered the inkstand, "I knew that new personal column would be a success"
 The Memphis Avalanche charges the poverty of Tennessee Co whisky and dogs, and the people have become so stirred up on the matter that public opinion Is now largely ID favor of the total abolition of dogs.-Philsdelphla News.
 The gentleman stepped on the coal dealers platform scales and asked to be weighed. The dealer said: "Why. cer- tainlyp and called to the man inside to take the weight. And the man thought 1t was coal he was weighing, and shout ed back the weight 600 pounds.-BOston Post.
 The Common Council of ToDawands, near Buffalo, recently passed an or dinance giving the New York Central Road permission to cross Main street, but saw it to rescind its action Satur- day night. The railroad people, how ever, laid trek all Sunday forenoon, which the cit authorities destroyed a few hours latl..
 James H. Elliott, New York attOr- ney, was recently arrested for entering through a window, the house of an actress named Emeline Laurent and abstracting q deed for property valued at s25,OOO. It would seem that the woman had locked herself up in order to starve to death.
 What a man your father isr' ex- claimed Mrs. Honespun, looking up from the letter she held in her hand. He says he has bought French clock. and shall bring it home with him. What will it be good for except as Gu ornament? None of us can tell the time by it unless you can, Edith. You know something about French. don't you?'- Boston Transcript