Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

' iA AN AtltA i- ArNAAu& AAAt -ftAA fAA. ~A. I. Spencer Is 7eporsed to be DO bet ' ias to-day.
 The windows are sl Ueug broken iu the old bell tower.
 Neirs surveying party has returned from San Simon valley.
 No one iu Tucson has drawn fortunes ln rhe Louisville lottery.
 New Vlrg.uia k the name of a new town site ID the Quiiotoas
 The Murphy case Will probably be finished tu- morrow evening.
 All jurors but those now ID the box have been excused for the term.
 J. G. GoodmanSS X Co. will engrave all articles free of charge purchased of them
 Abel $. Dungan, of the L. s. MarshaIs office, has received au appoint ment as notary public
 1 deer was brought iu by Papayo that weighed dressed l6j pounds. Mir. Crosley was the purchaser
 Visitors from the east express surprise at seeing fresh onions, lettuce, carrots, beets, celery, parsley and other garden truck at their meals.
 \ brother ot Anthony COenen, the clerk "a the county recorders office, was thrown from d horse the other day near Tubsc and seriously injured.
 Sheriff Paul says he wants that new hat the Clarion man of Clifton bet him on the prOpositi n that the BIsbee and Gage robbers were the same.
 The fire company received two gold rag. es On Christians, one each from R. Fl. Paul and C. R Drake, which just added twenty dollars to their treasury.
 But twB more balls are now announced -rhat oi the Knights of Pythias on New Ea.rs, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen on February 9th.
 IAe Cl-istmas cards, instead of hay ing snow and ice beautifully litho- .rlani GVoH them, should have sunny -k.a- and blooming flowers. This would 5e m1-e ID keeping with the climate.
 La aColonIa Mexicana, the little Span- .sh paper published m Tucson, IS newsy. The last Issue had fuil summary of all .de local and general news for the past week, a condensation that is admirable.
 Hon. Morgan k. Wise, of Wsynes- burg, paunsy lvania, who Is the guest of J. $ Morgan, Was twice q member of Congress from the 2lst district of Penn- ,ylvauIa. Nr. Wise thiaks ot investing capital iu Arizona mines and ranches.
 H--,ss. Goldberg, Simpson, and Mar tilez report tue re-discovery of very uli mlas eIgI- miles from Tucson ID the Amlle district They found ladders and all-fashionei mining tools. It is tl gLh, t8 bs the old Father Garcez mlus Notwithstanding the number of balls la tspi- the one 0 be given by the Knights or Pythias on New Years in Masonic Hall is holding its own ID the way of ti ket-sales, enough now having been disposed of to insure the affair a financial sucCsss. beautiful tiger skin measuring about | f1ur f-et ia length Is on eKhIbIuOn at l S4m4ulegJ'- saddle shop. The animal was killed m Sonora, and the skIn was tanned by the Haquis. lt IS valued at | Sl5. The tiger IS d rare animal even m 1 t0Nal fltAa a aA41 s'fAtAA An AAhAA- ApANN1 zAi wulli make fine ornament for any l house The city library ball in Masonic hall | last uiEl; Was grand success The at | tendance was large, and, nOtwIthstand | ing tine great nun her of tickets sold 1 during the week. nearlg fifty were sold | ai the door. i pleasant time was had. 1 The mdsIc was fine. The receipts are 1 ult yet all accounted for, but will be l a great help to the public enterprise. Janitar Martin, of the Commercial Club, WAS going home yesterday morn l ing from the club rooms about two 1 o'clock. am. Two men taking advantage 1 0f the darkness CarrOted Martin on | Court street near the City Hall, and l beat him severely He was found by a | passing friend and taken home. The | garr1ters got away with bis overcoat, | sack coat and the club room keys.
 The 41ser-lo5kiag b.ri recently stuffed | and mounted by F l.. WetmO-e has | been classified bv a local OrnitholOglst l U- a Mexican cormorant. and Is known | b. srian- lists a= Graculas MexicHnus. ! They belong to the family cf the gracu- l lip. Is common in Mexico and the l
 
 ani Ariz1nl This specimen wss shot l on the San Pc fro. It IS a species Jf the l sam- kinl of birds that are taught by ChIusmen fish. A Papago -quaw was observed walk ! ing along Congress street today with pappoose on her back. he child's head hanging back and its features being cold and stiff as II dead. It had no w-auaing but thin black calico shawl. A CITIZEN reporter stopped and exam Inei the curiosity thinking 1t surely dead. Dn giving it pinch the neck suddenly uubeut, the head erected it. sell, and a most uDearthly squall was emitted T. was not dead. but the way I,s head had hung for several hours as far over its lack Rs the neck would per mIf, and the exposnTe to cold, would have killed an AnglC-Saxon child ID no time