Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-06

tS eohSNhAHS over Z,lOO.
 Oscar Buckalew will leave to-morrow morning Tor a trip to Sonora.
 Geo. F. Meek of the CITIZEN office is ID Nogales for few days visit.
 Frank NJ. Gillett and family Jeff ves. ierday Tor Alexandria, Texas, to reside.
 All the young people in town are in- vited to a social at the Baptist church this evening.
 Mexican Consul A. V. Lomeli will leave for the city of Mexico ab3u; the middle of January.
 The police have beea notified that n large number oi tramps are heading this way from Cal.foruia.
 The Baptist soci l will take place at the church tonight. Preparations h. dicate a very enjoyable tIme.
 ID: A. Sanford and wife will attend the New Orleans Exposition and spel.d several months in the east.
 The Pi nsers have adopted unifo5m ot blue woolen shirts, blue overllls nnd black felt hats.
 J. T. Fitzg erald, clerk of the Graham county Board uf Supervisors, Is in ;he clty, as hearty ant handsome as ever.
 ID. B. Ray returned from the east last evening. lie mas a very large mining enterprise on hand, backeI by eastern capital.
 J. s. Mansfield is happy to-day over the birth of hIs foGrth child aad ,coud n cember 2!.
 Frank M. Gillett aaa family will soon leave for Ale&lniria, Texes, where Frank w;h engage Iu merchandising with his bTOtIeE.
 MT. Frank McFad5en, of the $. P. R. R, and Miss Annie Healy, of thls city, were married by Justice Scott, last Sunday evening.
 The wife If Mir. E. O. S.rattop, of the Inter-Ocean ranch, Santa Catalinas, presented her husband with a fine Thanksgiving boy last Thursday.
 This was the coolest morning of the season and for the first time lee formed ID exposed places, but 1t was almost as thIn as a candidates promise.
 Tuesdays Epitaph says: "Mr. Casey Cum made application to-day for ad- mission to tho bar and Messrs. Haynes, Goodrich and Street were appointed a committee to examine him."
 + c. Brown and family came m from the BarbOcomRri last evening and are stopping at the Russ House. They will leave tomorrow morning for their new ranch at BarbOqui7arI, with their lares and penates.
 The voters interested iu the selection of a non-partIsan municipal ticket, to be voted for next Monday, will meet to- night at tine City Hall at o'clock, to hear the report of the committee Of nine and take action thereon.
 The ladies of the Baptist Society will [ hold their first social Tn the church Thursday evening December 4th. The musical and literary programme will In- | terest the pIblic who are present. Come ] one, come all
 r r. Sargent, who has spent over two months in the East, has returned to his l duties on the $. r. R. R. His wife will spend the winter at her parents home | in Massachusetts. MT. Sargent IS look ing exceedingly well after his vacation.
 G. Einstein, formely with I. Kauff- man. has established a cIgar and tobac- co store at Mir. kauhman's old stand on | Meyer street near the Palace Hotel. ! Mir. Einstein has many friends in Tue sen who wish him success Tn hls venture.
 The parties about starting up the Columbia copper shelter have purchased 1 a large lot of ore from M. l.. Grover and others. They vi start the shelter about the 20lh of this month and, from the quantity of ore now offered, they will have all the work they can do.
 The jury kept all night in the Probate court room we're acting Tn concert last night. Tbe programme was accident
 allv lost, but 1t comprised nearly all the
 good old plantation melodies, winch, to-
 gethe- with an organ accompaniment indicated degree of jollity that jurors seldom have opportunity to indulge ID Mir. Chas. J. Frerse having resigned
 the CITIZEN will hereafter be served by
 Eugene A. Brown, who is authorized to receive subscriptions and collect for the , same. Owing to this change some sub
 scribers may be overlooked m distrlbut
 ing the papers, and any persons not re ceivlng it promptly will conf-r favor by giving notice at this office. Mrs. George Scott is in from Dudley vile on the San Pedro. MT. Scott ha; recently purchased the Harrington
 ranch at that place, one of the tnes' ranches on the San Pedro, with thirty acres of alfalfa and plenty of splendid fruit trees. MT. Scott has the contract | for supplying the Ray mines at Ihurbel with fresh beef.
 Francisco Quinones, father ot thu Mexican boy hanged Tn the Huachuca' last June, Is in Tombstone attendlni I court and giving testimony Tn the trla of the parties accused Of the murder
 On Monday afternoon he disappeare' . and 90 far as heard from all efforts t' find him have been fruitless. It Il feared he may have been mysteriousll
 made away with.
 The attention of the music loving
 people is called to the advertisement O
 the Antisell < Co. piano n to-dsy's Is l. sue. These pianos are all hrst clas l instruments and have received tn s highest award at the different fairs Il 8 California and Eastern States. In e iron frame, tone. touch and finish com '- bine to make it in every sense splendi l. first class piano. They are warrante' n for five yearK and will stand m tone Il
 all climates.
 ], By the present mall arrangements Il IS said that daily mail goes from Tue y son to Riverside, where 1t connects VII
 the Florence stage for Globe. Abov S Riverside. on the San Pedro, IS th Il fourishing settlement of Dudleyvllle, fine farming country and thickly sel $ fled. This place receives weekly ma lat a by way of Benson. and the people con ?, z plain that their mail matter IS very II e reCular and uncertain. The people e Dndleyyille, and the scope ot settle n country tributary thereto, will 500 s move m the matter of extending th e present route from Tucson to lncIuc IS Dndleyville by leaving the present roa l. at the Willows. The extra distance VI l, he about ten miles, but great nun Dc
 of people will be accommodated.