Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21


 The Temperance Lodge. instituted Il Tucson several m0nt.s since, has no increased its membership.
 The Fort Lowell soldiers when visit ing ID Tucson get little too muci whisky for their own good
 The attempt to start a first class clui house in Tucson proved a failure anC the project had to be abandoned.
 The increase in church going peopl, is said to be fully two hundred per cent greater than 1t was one year since.
 Money orders are issued from tn Tucson pOstoffice at the rate of abou one hundred and twenty-five per week
 Mr. W. 4. Scott IT,, contemplate making improvements iu his office or the corner of Meyer street and MaideI Lane.
 Governor Tri:le has appointed Franl II. Hereford, son of Hon. E. H. Here ford, of this city, as his private sec -etary.
 Oh, why should the spirit of morta be proud? when man must needs wad, through six inches of mud to get hi, morning toddy.
 The improvement being made by Leo poldo CarrillO on the corner of Main anI Mesilla street, aggregate ln value full, fifteen thousand dollars.
 During the present month more loca tions and relOcatIOus have been made II .he Santa Rita range of mountains thar in any other range n the country.
 A car containing one of Noble * Hall famous holsters Will arrive ln few days The holster will be on exhibition at tht company's warehouse near the depot.
 The mines in the Cababi district especially those in the nelghbOrhood O the old PicachO, are receiving much at tentiOn both from miners and capital ists.
 The OBrIen property. upon which the old Santa Catalina works are to be re-erected, Is situated on the GIla river about eight miles above the mouth Oi tue San Pedro.
 About seventy public school pupil, take lessons in Spanish. The hour gwen for that purpose are extra, conse ggently does not interfere with theil other studies.
 A witty old bachelor once said that there was family living near him that had mile of daughters; the name oi the family was Furlong, and there were eight of them.
 Hon J. H. Fawcett, of Pima, Is con. tiRed to his room at Major Ingalls, house, from a severe cold. Mr Fawceti Is highly esteemed by those who know him best and hls illness Is to be Te- gretted.-Prescott Courier.
 J. ". Evarts. formerly a deputy sher- if under R. II. Paul, returned this morning from Los Angeles, where. for the past three ID Dnths. he has, In the interest of his health. been hvIng. Dur ing stay there his health improved much.
 Messrs. Maish t Drisc0ll have still on hand for sale a thousand or more fine, fat beeves of ages from three years up. Any one ID need of beef cattle will find 1t to their interest to give them a call. Their headquarters arc at the Palace hotel.
 c. P. Howe has by Mir J.J. Hamburg, general manager for Wm. Zeckendorf, been made the recIpIeni of first class business suit of clothes. 50 good and substantial a gift to an old and un- fortunate man will by him, be much ap- preciated.
 NIT. Colwen who for the past several years has been engaged In mining in the Csbabi district Is In town, and adds his testimony regarding the general prosperity Of that district. The mines he says, especially In the ueighborhood of the old PIcachO are looking exceed ing V well.
 The Hot Springs ranch. said to be the best stock ranch in Arizona. is offered for sale. It has an abundant supply of water and good grasses in unlimited quantities. IL commands an area of thirty square miles, and ls fenced on three sides by impossible mountains. For the raising of blooded stock the ranch has no superior. See notice for sale elsewhere
 We had the pleasure yesterday cven- ing of meeting Hon. P. k Woodside, formerly Clerk of the Supreme Court of California. Mir. Woodsiie has been long on this coast, having be, engaged m the practice of law n California for many years. He has many friends in thIs city; among them the Hon. Willia m Graves, whom be has known from child hood.-Prescott Courier.
 The Burning Moscow mine. in the Old Ajo district, the property of Profs. r. D. Barnhart and |. D. Chillson. promises to be as valuable as any in the district. In doing the assessment work For the past year fine hody of Uch ore "as uncovered, mostly black sulphurets ol copper. \ deep shaft k shortly to oe sunk Tor the purpose of demonstrat- Ing the true valne of the mIne.
 Col. Ben. Hereford Is reiolc1nq over A very beautiful Christmas present from ms niece, Mss Kate TritlG. The present consists Of a large picture of three horses heads done ln cTayon and cup and saucer Of hand painted China. The pictures are very well executed ex- hibit artistic skill Of DO mean order The painting on the China is also tbe work of the fair donor. Taken altooetbar the present Is enough Co make the hear, cf any Arizonan warm.
 Advices from Sonora state that Gen. eral Terasses Is out in the Sierra Madre mountains with 500 soldiers in pursuit of Juh's band of hostiles: also that Mig uei Domingo has l40 men with him 1T quest Of the same band. The Mexican general is determined to exterminatt them and will follow them. should b, once get on their trail, if necessary across the borders into this country.
 As a caterer to Sunday appetites Mir Geo, Rayteld at the Palace is winning much distinction. Capscious as the dining room Of that famous lostelr, IS, 1t barely gives sufficient room for the many that dine there on the day named Yesterday the crowd, although fully las large as usual, were comfortably seated and all finely feasted as the many ex. pressions of satisfaction amply denoted The tables were freichted with good things that were heartily enjoyed bv all present.
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