Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
The mornings are cold.

The local markets are full Of goo
 winter appes-
 Pedro Aguirre has pu, on stage liD
 to QmJocoa city.
 Veaison l. nearly as plenty and full.
 as cheap as De-f.
 LG. Goodman S Co. are laying in
 fine stock o. holiday goods.
 The Yuma Sentinel has purch ased tn, press of the defuncr Advance.
 While Tucson has been talking abou a smelter, Coltol has secured one.
 JIG. Goodman J. Co. have purchased the interest of l.. 5. Williams ID ;heil firm.
 W.k. Gleason las sold 4O,000 brick to the government contractors at Fort
 BoWle.
 A. $. Duugan went to Laramie as guard of prisoners with Deputy Marshal Evans.
 The First National Bank has it's win d5ws lettered in porcelain. A neat and novel style.
 Los Angeles papers complain of a dearth of society news, which IS very un- hke tucson.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad Com pauy yesterday paid their county taxes, amounting Co SlI,iOl.
 C. B. Ayres has drawn $50 upon his accidental insurance policy for injury received by cue of his feet.
 There i5 in town a gentleman from Ar.y4,a vlo Is known to have lifted in dead weight l,O72 pounds.
 The government Is shipping forty th5u-.ui bricks 10 Fort Bowie, made at W. E. Glsason's brick yard.
 Frank Simpson Is building q nice flur-r8am cottage east Of the railroad. The house wIl cost aOout ,2O1.
 B. private letters from attorneys at S3lom,lvllis 1t appears the term of court vI-l be greatly heightened
 Nearly every man ID Tucson has a clam wui.n xiii bs developed as slon as Nr Mason commences to buy ore.
 BaIHoa shipped from Contention dur ing tla week ending November 3rd. Grand C-l.ral, , bars; Contention 6 bars.
 The Good Templars lodge Of Los Angeles has accumulated SS,00D worth of property. They propose building mag lIhcsu, hall.
 The Board Of Supervisors are now: 4. D Otl-. cllj-m4n; If. c. Samaniego, member; v. C. Davis, member; W. J. Osborn, clerk.
 The picture of the killing Of Hensley sketahei by Hoffman, the prisoner, Eas trel prs-satei tu Mrs. Paul by Under Sheriff Cg-iis.
 Ben E. Ward has relinquished the ownership of the Pasadena Chronicle, and dey1tes himself wholly t. the real estate business.
 Rev ,. r Berry and wife had the g-e.- misfortune tO lose theIr little boy FuaIi- from iiputheria, at thelr new Lgme m Michigan.
 The dramatic editor of the San Fra- cisco N=vs-L-t5a- calls the melO-drama E1maug Re superlstiva trash. Guess be dId not get pass. The Santa Ana Standard announces t.st it uiii tase wood and country pro- duca as payment for subscription. Must be that money Is scarce. The Republican says II. Schmeiiing is the Tombstone young m Ii who is soon Co lead Co the altar one of Tucson's fE-sst iaugaters.-Star. A great many brands of live stock uea are nov being filed m the county recJrjer's office. Some are very In- geuious and very pointed.
 Dr. q. Witfsld has gone to San Diego, Cal, Q recuperate his health, and to at- l tend rp some business matter. He eX- l poets @ be absent several months. 1 Ageu.lemau showed us yesterday a s bill of the Irish Republic" Who l knows what is the 1. R.? The bill is dangerously hke a genuine greenback. [ The Los Angeles Herald complains that the San Francisco Alta credited l one of its articles to the Evening EI- | p-ess. IT is no difference, es 10 mIsmo. 1
 ". W. Hayward, Of the CITIZEN, and | wife left this morning for a months | stay in the East. Mrs. Hayward will 1 visit her old home In Ohio while ab- 1 sent We receive the Tucson and Tombstone l dailies on our exchange lust about twice 1 a week. when they come m all in a lump. l Who Is t1 blame for this:-San Diego 1 UHiou A bachelor miner from the Santa | Cataliaas coming up Congress street l ysstsrd az told that there l. a veritable l bonanza of pretty girls attending the l public schools. Aaron Mason says he vants one thou | sand tons ot 70 per cent lead ore to be- | glu the shelter. Parties having the same 1 can get @ good price by ealing on hIm l lt hIs h.a1sgarters, at the Cosmopolitan l hotel Geo. W. Brown has received the sp- | p5ia;m-nt o' Deputy Grand Command | CT of Select Knights. A. O. U. w., for | Arizona. The commission came from | Grand Commander J. F. McMullen, of l Kansas City.
 IJ is said that taunerv would pay ID | Tucson. As science has enabled. tan hers Co do away with bark and use pre- pared chemicals that make great sav- ing in time, Tucson ought to be good location as there are plenty Of hides here
 The Grand Lodge of F. X 4. NJ will commence holding its regular annual session in Tucson on Tuesday, Nuvem- Der 18th. Delegates from Prescott, Phe- nix, Globe and Tombstone are expected to toe present and a jolly good tlme IS anticipated.
 ". 4. Hartt left for Pueblo, Colorado, on Thursday with a carload of selected ore from mines ID the Santa hitas owned by himself and John V. Weigle. They expect to realize more handsome figures at Pueblo than resulted from their previous shipments to the Benson shelter.
 Aaron Mason says the only thing be has seen in the papers Rbout hlinseI since coming to Tucson, worth saving was from a Tombstone journal that re- fer-ed to him as the Messiah Of Tucson, coming to bring the anclent and honor able pueblo salvation. This he cut out and pastel in his hat.
 Samuel Hughes has just completed some valuable improvements to hls house and grounds on North Main street. He now has one of the best ap pointed residences in the city, with evergreen trees and green grass ln the back yard which is Co be further besutl- fed with selections from native varieties embracing numerous selections from the cacti family.
 A new preparation for the toilet called Ta'on's Elixir is made and introduced by G. Witfeld. and works to a charm. 4 .half teaspoonfull to basin of water IS sufficient to soften the water and will re-