Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Water at Ash Fork, the present ter --rr. us the A. S r railroad, is selling I--are dollar per barrel.
 4r-ss-s Lynch and Wellington have -s.--rsi from their visit to the cities of .iga,uIas and H,rmosillo.
 E-srtifr vour homes for Christmas mi. flowers and aromatic shrubs. F. I We.mlre has them for sale.
 Two car loads of machinery for the E-.-au and Arizona Smelling Company rss,si through Tucson to-day.
 v-ssr-. <. <. Manloye and Clark left a s--Eays since for a visit to their cattle z-ca m the Bahoquivari range.
 The returns on Pinafore failed to pan m. serlrding to expectations, the net -,aseeIs being one hundred dollars.
 Nothing can be seen on the freight 1..iarms about the depot but freight .-5 machinery for the Gunsight com g4lE
 It.srsp1rted that a large white dog st- lacked and badly bit a woman on the s.-rz- of Congress street and Stone Av- r-lr.
 N-. Henry Horton, Of the firm of Hor- ion x Ouinlan, Is the owner of a setter i7- which be has refused five hun i-ri dollars.
 Tls assessment of ten cents per share ag ,ht Fair Villa Arizona mining stock, vii te delinquent on the seventeenth Of 1sr January.
 The morning air IS cool and bracing, bat ss yet not a breath of frost has .51s.sI the green and growing vegeta- rg- iu Southern Arizona.
 Al excursion from Tucson to Guay- ms and return, at halt rates, IS re- r5-tgl Co be promised by the railroad t.-r-1les at an early date.
 Mr. T. c. Kiesel has gone to Quay D.. t1 make arrangements for the daily sl.rmelt of fresh oysters and fish to the F-.meu's Hall at this place.
 T1esou Is having a baby boom. N-.s-,. T0Ole, Fully and Sresovich each vi1mel a little stranger to their -5--s last night or this morning.
 From the number of new babies com --ty Tombstone the Epitaph thinks they -sy reasonably expect the equlnocual s54sJu Co be more squally than usual
 I1a railroad company are building ga siiItlOual ice house l61oO feet ad- 5.--ug to and of the same size as the one now ID use by them, near the depot.
 yIr Ernest Welisch. ayounger brother J Messrs. Theodore and Herman Vel s.a, -slegraphed bis arrival in New T1-s this morning. He will come to I1csol.
 The proceeds to be derived from the public school entertainment will be de- voted ty the purchase of piano or H. h-ary for use Iu the school as the com m.iiee may direct.
 T4-oagh the generosity of 4. D. Otis lamp has been placed on the corner of Eighth street. and Stone Avenue to ac- clm5date the congregation worshIPlng l Christ Chapel at night.
 Leave of absence for one month has 5rrl granted Second Lieutenant k. F. Auss, Eighth Infantry, with permission '1apQy Co the proper authority for an extension 0f five months.
 The Mexican Consul, MT. Lomel, has ,em0Tej into the rooms of late occupied 1g United States Commissioner Gregg, l Blehmsn's new building. The rooms are ls pleasantly situated as any in the c.T
 Ilr ihI that broke into Miss Nor telsroon al the Park Lodging House, vas arrrstel and part of the stolen prop eris recovered. Judge Bragg held him s'-rfo await the action of the Grand l1r
 Le Southern Pacific have built --E depot it PicaCho station. They Yer forced into 1t by the repeated dep tiau1ls of the coyotes which stole or ..'ir1.ei everything eatahle that came 7'-1 -le.r reach.
 E-E. L. Wetmore has had a rattle s-s6e ID a glass covered case for the Past three months during which time 1t --s eaten nothing. It seems to be in -l.l. The same condition ss when first ll' il and ls as lively as ever.
 Paii1g the absence of United Mar s-- lilHall, City Marshal 4. J. Butt. l-i la' been appointed Deputy United o...es Marshal m and for the Territory H Arizoua, with all the power and -li!aorIty to perform the duties Of the 'z.i office.
 Al entertainment consisting of decla- --''''l 'ls r5cltatlOns, songs etc, will be -"-A at tle neE Opera House, Decem- o5' =, l,S-, by the pupils of the public ...1oo- Tickets % cents, reserved seats 60 'vais' Tor sale at Lucas jewelry store. Ng- lanez, as well as being a bull ---'r- "a dramatic actor, and will s-.Ias -iye The public an opportunity of H''-rssln- t-e performance of one of hls .1e--.i'l' -,, compositions, namely that Of 'a'i iaez and his Banditti," so long a '7'f'- Go California.
 Ar George Hoffman, organizer of the '.a'o-ia Copper Development min
 - company dispatched party 471 Tor the Slerritas We'd -s5,-lay n which range number --- most valuable properties of said slpany are located. Mr. George H. .'55r1s VIII have charge of the develop
 --- D- Nelasco returned a few days ,e l''m a nIne days visit to Sonora. ' 'Isporis the country tranquil and s'es'-ye, notwithstanding the agi- -- pTeyalInE between the different -...-'ai parties relative to their pros- r1-.,-'e candIdates for the Governorship ,,. .-e State. Of Generals and Colonels ''4l;' .-5 Tor that high office there Is no ..- -le rose bushes in the garden at -7l Co P0rter's Hotel are full of @ -l their different degrees of devel- is7 is775-L rom the green, half opened S- 'o inc full blown, blushing rose. -s-S tms in other countries cannot -- A7 tle rose more prolific than are tue ID question at the present time. ?. '7Sl ;,- ot the cold tidal waves in the 1,- ~-'' West and North, and then notice ,, o"h beautiful sunshine, the earth --. @lih vegetation and roses burst q -'.. 'l',r buds ID the open air, is enough 1 l-;-,-- ;,.'s- to make one glad be lives in