Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I9. 1882
Local Intelligence.

ante for the November month.
 Mrs. w. Butterfield and child. of Sacramento, are at the Palace.
 Without su abundance of rain the santa Cruz river will need irrigating.
 The crop of soreheads over the late election IS reported to be unusually arge.
 Tom Anderson, who recently had his left leg amputated Is reported to be do- ing we'll
 Col. J. Il. Scott, superintendent of the New Mexico and Arizona railroad Is m the city.
 Fresh fish Is selling ID the Tucson market at the rate of twelve and a nall cents per pound
 The Park Theater las been leased to Protssso- KInG, and is now under hls sole management.
 The carpenters are ousy az work IraInIng the tImbers Tor Leo Nold- scnmldt's new building.
 Henry Iortoa has sold ha!t interest m hls business 10 James Qmnlan, the well known blacksmith.
 The Flux mine n the Patagonia l Il4s again changed hands, five dollars ueiug the the consideration.
 The infant daughter of NIT. and Mrs. l F. '. Fish Is lying in critical coudl- ! tion and Is not expected to live.
 Thanksgiving turkeys have made their appearance n the market and undressed are finding ready sale at 33 cents per pound
 The election returns are all in and I have been deposited with the Clerk of | the Board of Supervisors. The Board | will make the official count on Monday next.
 It Is said that Tom Fitch has attacked tas patent to the Copper Queen mine with the intent to have 1t set aside. It IS wondered what Tom won't attack next.
 Mr. ;. W. WarIng, one Of the gentle manly prOprietors of the Shade, Is abOut to sell one os hls mines ln the Santa Rita mountains to New Orleans party.
 Mrs. Dobbs and family, who have been visiting at theIr former home ID Cherry Tree, Pa, are now on their way home, and will arrive in the course of few days.
 Wells, Fargo 4 Co. have established their offices along the lne of the SO- nora Railroad, and are now selling franked envelopes over their 'CallfOrnla and Mexican Coast routes"
 The expenses connected with the late trIals brought before the United States District Court during its last session, amount to more than SS.UUO, without, SD far as known, sIngle con victIOn being had, or any good whatever resulting thereirom.
 Mir. u. J. Hughes, of Stockton, has taken charge Of the dry and fancy goods depa tment at l.. Meyer G Co.,, which. from the reputation of the gentleman, Is sulficIent gaara1tee that ladies will oe treatsi wItn the utmost courtesy and attention in their wants.
 Col. T. E. Richardson of Calabasas Is stopping al the Russ. The Colonel Is favOrabiy remembered as the gentle manly manager, under Colonel Lane, of the Santa Rita Hotel, Iu Jalabas.s. Having severed his connection with that house he will most probably locate here.
 Nlr Pat D0wney, late proprietor of the old l \ l. lodging house on the CIurch p.aZa,has leased large house on CluTch street, east of the new court house, where he has opened tirst-class lodging house, and will be pleased to have friends and strangers glve him call.
 Wells, Fargo S Co. are making arrangements which will be completed in a few days for the establishment of offices in Nogales, Magdalena Hermo- sillo and Guaymas. Express Ofiic' ct those points wIll De great convenience to the people dOIng business along the iine and between the two countries.
 Governor Iritle has issued pro- clamation appointing Thursday. NJYem- Der 3Jth. day of thanksgiving and re- Suestiug all ArizonaUs-good and bad who have any reason to be thankful for Wo Idly blessings. tp sing peaus to tue Supreme Being and eat turkey on ihIt day
 Mr. b. Snyder, nIsmoer elect Og The Assembly, lS registered at the Palace. Mr. Shy l--'s popularity through the co Intry can b- guaged by the fact that he received the largest vote of any one the ten nominees on tEe two tickets lately before the people Colonel Sykes is hard at work on his Tucson and Calabasas railroad project. He calculates To have everything in readiness to break ground by January lst, 1853. As the road will be an eX- cselIngly easy one to build, # will be but few months later before Tucson and Calabasas are connected by e direct lIne and be within a few hours travel of one another. MT. N. Conrad, general agent for the famous Shuttler freight and road wagons, Is in town. He leaves in the morning for the East. Ills mission here was to establish un agency for the wagons Tn question, which has been placed with Wm. Zeckendorf, who will hereafter keep them for sale. Those having used them pronounce them 10 be among the best makes m the market. The friends of Fred Frazer who stood i by the old man in life did not forget him in his death, but buried him with re- ! spectful care. The expenses they bore ( mutually among themselves, and are de- serving of mucL credit for the quiet and l ungstentatlous manner m winch they i bestowed their kindness and charity. 1 The funeral of Mir. Frazer was quite l largely attended. [ The Ceryantes Theatre, or perhaps better known as "foodmau's folly" the large and long unoccupIed building on tine corner of Jackson and Convent streets, bids far to awaken tO @ life 0f usefulness. It has been leased to a r company, Of which Mir. T. C. MsrayIlla ( IS agent, who having supplied fl with the necessary stage and sc uery, now ( offer 1t at reasonable terms 70 parties ( for balls, theatre, etc. Judge Hoover left Sunday for Tomb 7 stone where he opens Codrt to-day. He was accompanied toy Judge Penny of ' the Second District, who will hold : Court mtll his own term in una com { mences, the 9 instant. Judge Hoover I will leave for Washington Tuesday to ' appear as a witness iR the Star Route . bribery case. Mrs Hoover will acom- z pHny hlm. They expect to return by : the 10th Of December, when the Judge ' will hold an adjourned term Of Court m | Cochlse couBty. Their macy friends | will wish the Judge and his wife ' pleasant t1p to tae national capital and ' safe return. County Surveyor l.. D. Chillson has I just completed a fine map showing the Held plat Q: the town ot Chiilson, the underground and surface workings. [ with longitude and cross sections of the il Gunsight, Eastern, Silver Girt. Silver I Reef, Atlanta, Blue Button, Westward. n Last Chance. San FrancIscn. Morning a Star. Crescent and Morning Star Extep- q sion Mines, together wIth perspective I yiew of Guusigb. CamB as it uas n, 1 .,