Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

great energy and foresight of Col c. F 1 Sykes, anu II Is greatly to be hoped that he may iiye long to enjoy the merlted fruits oi lis laOuIs.
 Another project which is in view foI Calabasas .s tbe reduction works to be established by the Santa Rita Land and ] Mining Company, who own the grant under tue ID nage ment of Mir. Thomas 1 II. Selby. lnese works are to he erected | so soon as the adjacent miues are sui l iicieutiy developed to warrant theII ! construction. The company k also eX- ] [, ,uSIvely engaged In cattle raising under ! the supervision ui MT. W. ". Williams 1 while Mir Geo. D. Smith Is the general ! manager of the cOmpauy's affairs. ! To return tJ tha excursion, IL can be ! said tha5 that tired body Of fellow-cIti- ] zeus aud ladIes landed at the CalHbasas depot at five o'clock Thursday after noon, in tuierabiy good spIrts Iussmuch as nOahIng put water was oDtaInaole for a beverage from the time Benson was | left behind. The guests were cordially welcomed iy Col. Ss kes, and made to ! feel at home Shortly after six o'clock l the dining room doors were thrown open 1 md dinner announced, and surely there was ns end to the delicacies spread, as may be seen by the following
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 Soups s-Mock turtle, tomato. BOlled-Leg of mutton, caper sauce, chicken, cream sauce, tongue, ham.
 ROast-Bref, pig. chicken. Entrees-Lobster salad, salmon salad. Game-Roast venison, roast teal I4s l potted, wild turkey, quail, plover, Eng lIsh suipe.
 Vegetables-Potatoes, boiled, mashed ! and fried, succotash, tomatoes, sweet corn, sweet potatoes, cabbage. Relishes-W Worcestershire sauce, to- matO ketchup, mixed pickles, olives, pepper hash.
 Pastry-Plum pudding, peach pie, custard pudding, rhubarb pie. apple pie.
 Fruit-Apples, pears, peaches, grapes, pomegranates, nuts and ralsins.
 Crackers, cheese, coffee, tea.
 The ho1sekeeper, Mrs. Lane, de- serves great credit for her efforts to please the guests in the midst of her sorrow for the recent loss of her hus- band.
 After dinner the guests rendered con gratulatlons to the host and hostess, and, as several prominent political can didates were present, talked gravely of the political outlook from the stand point of each ones expectations. At uIne the band struck up the dance mu- sic, and until eleven o'clock the gay Jhrong were merry ID terpslchorean pleasures.
 Friday morning was devoted to sight seeing about tue vicinity, and as the tram came north from the Sonora line most of the guests departed hOmeward, feeliug that they had gained great pleasure and much knowledge by their exclusion tO Caidbasas.
 Among the pai ticipants of the ban guet the following were noted:
 Mr. E. B. Ppmroy. Mrs. E. B. Pom roy, Miss Blake, Mss POmrOy. W. V. Witcher, Fhls. Ii. Selhy, J. B. South ard, J. fl. BehIn, Mart MalOuey, W. S. Read, Geo. BDnet, Chas. R Drake, F.. W. Aram, Geo. W. Brown. John H.. C; mptrll, Miss Kittie FItzgeralC, Miss Nora McNamaci, |. V. Grosse'ta, B. M. Marines, S. Sepulveda, J. Knight, J. Davis, Walters [. NIckersnL, ". F.. RusS, J. Roach, E. LomaU, W. G. Lock wood, Peter Kitchen, M. Lichten- staiten. NJ. Avery. J. McMurray and family, F. c. Sparks, John Mansfield, Chas Woods, NJ fl. Talent, NJ. Miller, E. Il. Paul and wife, D. c. Sn'ord, J. G Maguies, P. I. MayuirE, and many others from about Gala oasas.