Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
SArURDs
al Intelligence.
Bailshesd market is tempo

Court opens next Monday
 T q Goodman S Co. are exhibItin some beautiful filigree work
 The west-bound enigrant cars no come ID at noon as formerly.
 The pay car came m to-day, d.spensiu the com to tue railroad boys.
 The Mexican Central railroad IS con p-eted to 553 miles below Fl Paso.
 The infant daughter of Mr. and Mn ". E. Stevens IS dangerously III.
 Professor Thomas will give a muslca concert on or about the holidays.
 There is & general desire so have r-oetition Of the Bsssstt concert
 The bisamy case Of D. J. BoIyn ha been transferred to the grand jury.
 The candidates have just ten nor days iu which tn set mp the drinks.
 The pouadmaster IS doing some gool work. catching dogs at the rate of 9 pe day.
 Paul Medbary Is the new messenger boy of rhe Western Union telegraph Of ice.
 The Auzona Narrow Gauge Railroad Company held a meeting yesterday afternoon.
 T1s Board ot Supervisors and the Common Council will hold their regular monthly meetings next Monday.
 The electric light in the Barrie Libre .s said Co lessen the criminal Est large per cent in that local psndenonium.
 The men who don't believe in adver- ti5lng in the newspapers continue to blockade the sidewalks with theIr sam- ple-.
 The turkey is pre-emlnently an Amer lc.a bard. and B. Franklin was OK when he wanted it adopted as the national emblem.
 The soap factory has materially en- la-Eed and IS now run by steam. \ batch ol castillo soap IS now beng put through.
 Ithas been learned that Long Necked Clarley,' who was supposed t. have been ID the train robbery at Gage, last Saturday, was not there.
 Officer Roach yesterday afternoon performed a deed Of kindness to an !usurl..eI individual, who Is the head os @ large family, by taking him home. J. 4. Br0wder has resigned from the city central committee. His reason Is that he was ti-ed of serving after some twenty men had refused tine nomination for the mayucalty.
 Complaints continue to made of the San Xavier road, and parties travelling Its corduroy grade are anxious to know when the Board of Supervisors will fix ug that washout
 J. \. Ruffner and wife returned from years visit m Virginia, on Wednesday last They are relations of Mrs. Ses- -ious, Of this city, and will probably make their home here.
 itis said that the Solomonyille folks were more scared than hurt. The COW boys mad DO intention % iujurs the law yers. Ihey were more intent m getting tue Wells Fargo treasure.
 Four out of the gang of the ten alleged tramps, who were discharged from custody by Recorder Meyer on Wednesday, found work yestg rday, and went cheerfuily about their duties.
 Francisco Pin0 was discharged this afternoon ou writ of hSbeas corpus by Judge Wood. The case was one of mis- taken Identity. Pino Was held on charge 0t the murder of Greenwood
 The posse of five under Deputy Sher- If Eas5u-g returned last night from tombstone being unable to procure horses. Al the available animals had been taken by pursuers after the rrain robbers.
 An electric light is needed on the cor her of Io0le aveuRe and Pennington street The way the lights are arranged at present makes this mlseranly dark corner, and Q good place for thieves to st and mp a man.
 Some Chnamen rent twelve acres Of land of Solomon Warner just west of tue old Mexican barracks, and are sue csssfuliv raising vegetables. There IS DO complaint of dull times among the euterprislng pagans.
 Night before last Fritz Martin, a serv- ant of Sheriff Paul, while walking along Pennington street was stood up by two men, who went through his pockets and then beat him for not having anything. They escaped unrecognized-
 Now that artesian wells have been made a success in Sulphur Spring val lev. a large stretch of territory is opened Co agrlcultu-ists. Wilcox Is destined ts be the county seat of a new county, and become the center Of a thriving agricultural section.
 The bazar Co be gwen under the aus plces of the Ladies Congregational Church Society promises to be among the leading social events of the season. Thursday evening is announced For the opening A full attendance ls tJ be hoped for.
 Tucson Lodge No. 1. F. S 4. NJ, has elected the following officers: George J. Roskruge tre-elected), W. NJ; M, J. Sul- Hyan. $. W; Samuel Hughes; J. w.; James N Mason, Treasurer; John Gar diner, Secretary. They will be installed on Sr Johns day.
 Leonard Apodoca, of the San Pedro valley, was ID the city Wednesday. NIT. Apodaca has a large stock range, and 200 acres of land under cultivation lS niles below Benson. He has negotiated sale of his ranch, and will move all his cattle into Sonora.
 The city central committee ari labor ing faithfully to serve their cbnstitu- ents, and are receiving but httle encour- agement. The movement was ore made by the people in good faith, an;t these men have acted squarely so f;r. Let the people stand by them,
 President Davis, of the marrow gauge railroad, yesterday made the hrst reIu- sal to a newspaper man for pass The sg,1A n r1|l fhG clouds rolled by, and then he should have neat annual pass, all git edged and bearing the chirography of the president and secretary.
 Deputy Sheriff Vosburg says that when he and his posse arrived at Iomo- stone every available horse had either been taken, or else they were held at such a figure that it was impossible to reach them. As they could not walA after the robbers they were compelled to return home. This was unfortunate as Mr. Vosburg had an unexcephonaIly good posse.
 The following names have been drawn as grand Jurors: W. R. Gleason, Nm. Q. Sullivan. R. W. Choate, G. w. Van Hovenberg, F. Heft, John E. Magee, h. F.. Richardson. Jas. Finley, O. A. Hyott' Francis Allison, John c. Goodman, ". q Polnde1ter, A. E. Sampson, S. H. Drachman, Andrew CrOnley, Anton Hittinger. Chas. kresham, Jacob .. Mansfield, H. $. Stevens and c. B. Sessions, D. \. Sanford.
 The turkey shooting on Wednesday and yesterday, under the supervision Of Joseph Sresovich, was very successful. Altogether there were thirty turkeys, two geese and twelve chickens shot. The turkevs were buried to their necks, and fired at from a standpoint of sixty yards: