Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Local Intelligence.

l4.aDI9as, IS III town.
 NrJ. :. Mansfield received a Daisy load o' holiday goods this morning.
 ". W. Merritt Is registered at the Palace from the Owl Head district.
 ue,,-.. Mash 6 Driscoll have one -.,ns4ni mora ,ef cattle for sale.
 F.r the month of November the po- Ice made seventy-eight arrests in Tuc- SOD.
 Major Caleb II. Carlton, Third Caval- ". has been assigned to duty at Fort Lo- well
 Marshal Buttuer announces himself a candidate for reelection to the office of City Marshal.
 Lieut.. Brainbridge of the Third Cav a-y has been granted leave of absence for one month.
 The first number cf the Arizona IL lustratsd Quarterly will be issued about the 18th instant.
 Mr. J. A. Kingsbury registered at the Cosmopolitan yesterday, from his home at the silver King.
 George Darms, late of Harshaw, has opeuei the Belmont Lodging house sutA d, Church Plaza.
 The southeast corner Of Congress street and Church plaza is soon to hraccupiti as drug store.
 i brother of Nr Patrick Gallagher, of -.Is clty, was accidentally killed ID a u.1e near Globe a few days since.
 The partition has been taken out of the Palace hotel bar room and the whole place again thrown into one.
 J. I. JIc5, superintendent of the Mineral Mountain Mining Company in the Tyndall district, left for Tubac thIs n rulus.
 Letters uncalled for at the Palace hotel. Dr. F. F. Burgess, Rt. Rev An drew Payaken, P. c. Bosco, Jas. Mele- ls- N I. Campbell, @ Geo. ?. Grass. Don't have badly decayed teeth ex- tr4c,-l. when you can have them treat ei and built up and made to last for lie, by Dr. Gladwin, Dentist, 3l6 Con- g-,ss st.
 Western Union telegrams uncalled tgr -t ;he Palace hotel: J. F. Robinson, Hel-, Hanson, Martin Come, 5. B. C5ua.in. $. Y. Thompson and J. 5. W-.rn
 Mr. L. Decker, in the employ of the sll,lern Pacific road at the Rillito, was visiting iu Tucson yesterday. He re- ports times good and everyone prosper 0us and happy in his section.
 Prof J. G. Lennon, who lately botan- iz5i through the Huachucas, has been engaged to deliver a lecture before the Academy Of Sciences in San Francisco, oa tie Native Potatoes of Arizona"
 1--reis no longer any excuse for any one So wear artificial teeth that do not I. tLeir mouths, when they can have perfect it made by Dr. Gladwin, dentist, Slt Congress street
 Mr. John Trabucco, a well known citi- Zen ot Tucson, has purchased a house and lot corner of Alameda and Banning streets in Los Angeles intending to MaEe f lls residence at future date. Chan Tin WO has the honor of beIng t-e first Chinese American and the only Chinese American in Tucson to unfurl t1t the breeze the Stars and Stripes Tn token aI loyalty in compliance with t--lk giving proclamation.
 Nu-t Station. from which the Man from Sutt" gained his celebrated cognO- men, is a little stailOn in New Mexico. IL i- e.ght miles from Machett, the new mIuuc camp about which there is so much excitement at present.
 Secretary Van Arman will return to Prescott tbe latter part of this present Week He was in Washington on the 18th ultimo. but expected to leave for Auz1n4 lu two or three days. He IS working for the interests of the Terri t0rg. Thanksgiving was almost universally observed by our citlzens yesterday. The banks, stores and different offices EeIs closed and people as a rule attend ei church., when, after giving thanks, ieg returned home to enjoy the pro- ys-5a. turkey.
 Leave at absence for one month, Cn sl--a.u's certificate of disability, has bsel r-alted Lieutenant Colonel Will han H Brown, First Infantry, with per lsslln Co leave the limits of his com nall, and to apply to the proper author iE t1r an extension of eleven months. Misfortune seems to have laid le-v. hand ou Mr and Mrs. Al McCarn, tElce vIthIn the past year the CITIZEN has been called upon to chronicle the death oi their little ones. Their last little daughter, dying thls morning, and leaving them again desolate. The CITI- LsN extends to them its sympathy.
 The A-uirEe and Morena stage com pllE have united on a schedule time and @i. run on alternate days. Hereafter i4e ASGIrre stage will leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the Mo Ieaa stage on Tuesday Thursday and saturday oi each week. The fair to Tu- oac has been placed at s and the far 9 Calaoasas at S5.
 Nr Sol Schwab, IT.. and Miss Henri eta Meyers, both of New York. an bounce their engagement by card re- se'yed at the CITIZEN office this morning. AT. Schwab was for long time in the mercantile house of Wm. ZeckendOTf, 4ll consequently Is well known Tn Tue son. The CITIZEN extends its best sishes.
 Az F.. Storms, the most enterprising Iombstone's butchers, arrived ID own yesterday, and closed a contract .-,- Nessrs Mash < Driscoll for 1,OOO -' oeeves, The cattle are all young 4-l ID prime condition. The good peo- lr ot Tombstone can congratulate .,ease.yes that through the enterprise
 Nr. storms they will be supplied '''- an abundance of A No. beef.
 50 Tar as can be learned. the base ball .@As contested at Tombstone yesterday 1'-iel ID a victory for the Tucson
 sby a score of 26 to l6. The game
 al1ouuced, was for the base ball --4pionsAIp Of Arizona. Now that
 1 Incson boys lay claim to it, backed
 l4e,r recent victory, they will doubt ~, near from other precincts and be 3,ei to defend their claim on other -sHuted fields.
 cle me general rehearsal for the lrsl's Christmas Cantata comes of o.'IIIay at o'clock p. m. Many Of
 oest singers and musicians have
 -! consented to furnish solos and .1 Iiaentai .t pieces; also to assist Tn AaoleauI. Now is the time to
 -5e your tickets. This cantata will An '1e grand occasion of the season. n. parties who are to participate Tn ,aI cantata are requested to be at the
 s@fsa! Saturday at p. ID.