Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
SMALL TALK.

Ca. J. \. Muif ana lahlliH nave gone .'lgriu. to remain two or three days. T |. Sbultz will apply to the ely -r... Fa- 8 street railroad franchise in a.- c-t,.
 ,r..af printing paper shipped from - .r.> ou June 9th has just reached ta.- office.
 n.,,is Callahan is happy over the l.f.f <. toy. which event occurred Iaae-',h.
 To-. ..,a...ed that W. C. Davis will Il. l. Inv 2. m0r-ow's train from San F-gu-,o-
 ... t Cum. ot the CITIZEN, return
 Vi, r-.m his visit to San Francis .' - r,.,..n, hale and hearty.
 AT -.-i,t-atIou of voters must be
 -r--.si D, October 10th, and every -.r eII. yat,s must be registered.
 r. Republican interested in the
 s--.f lis party organization should ~....i ..-.i .r. F publican meeting tonight.
 n.-.. CH-a1 who has been con-
 r.. ..-, -,.-l with a severe attack uf 1~.- i---. f.- several jaEs k able to be out a-liu.
 S.4.r-. postmaster at Quiiotoa. t.. ,celptfi tle position oi bookkeeper F,- -b- a-.au.4 firm. NIT. Stevens cer- ,sn,rmsr.t~ -M- promotion.
 N N Booth. secretary to superin- .-,.7.,.. lI1,-. fife < r. R. R.. returned ..r.v f,og. a visit tr San Francisco, .,.i -..-r.,I ;la igte- of his position. J-. ". S.-r. wao has occupied .- -.-.-rn n- -ec-r-.rv 10 Col. Muir 7---~..-.e vacation u5 Mr. Booth, has .E.,.p.-I..1- ia the Train Dispatch CTS u'.
 PL.t-.v.-. ci ruI;er's hotel has re- ,.,-.. .... aasf. w.a1-mCut from Grover C.-....L .f t. E-GtulatCry letter up- -- h.s rmu4,0u for President by the pan1e-.t.c party.
 ..-..1e disr..th says: The H.. r....r .ui Emerald mines started m t..- a. -.- with fifty men at three 5a-.-- H.- day The miners union .l.r.' 'att.ur. % interfere. VII I5.a-I. chief train dispatcher. ~PU. l.. .s.t yesterday for hIs home uu.r. -rEc .lei br 8 telegram stat m--g.- is mother WAS dangerously III. he G.... a.- return will be govern eIaytl. -.-.- o- aiS mothe's illness. Ina. .C.--a-a-G a. c. No-crcss left -, a',e-a... -t- tle Santa Catalinus. I.4-- .s ,. f..-. bear roaming loose OF -ha u7gr-.--s that d si-s= .u furnish s.-.k, for 4- g. the people uf Tue ,,n. and tl--a gentlemen purpose to ac- e1mm1l4 4'e J. Tl- ,.ull bal works are receiving ,.-lty uf ore for g rk.lE ta~ts. Owing 50 tLe fl.u-a ui many subscribers Co l ns-tt--.r aHs.-a IoIs far sIOck. the fa- Gl-i-> t8- reduction Lave been uecessa- | -l. imperfect and mea-re, cau-Iug the ! re.-..l3l o' much good ore that could ! I.t a- tr-st.j Inc works are proving -u'c--- .,.I are growing prC Gr. United States quarantine 1 a1t-r 2 .>a-aDt. says Lr has seen no 1 c.>gs of yellow fever there up e this l :l- He l- keeping careful watch Ci . . -'a-e- aLl other travellers on {. lI8e. 1 The d1...r- -- Kansas gentleman, and ! has already cr.ated many friends in his 1 1ev sta'l.u. lie makes frequent visits 1 ta the wales If Arivac1 So enjoy the l abundance Ci good things to be found l tLer5. D-W.J. W-a. is tbe champion fire 1 eZrL-T -l-- la Arizona. Hardly an l ln.-q!-lt ...l- l4S existed within a | block l. w .. .a, Grand Central uut 1 Ae has 'r.a --. ..r-l U discover and 4 eZ'n- l- t. day afternoon a 1 Ia -- W.- Red match lu the | a..rt a.-a a- ...- .s;al. and f set fire Co I t-- $. .-r-- .' tal-rty'r carpenter | sfo- -tr H &. soon saw tue blaze qni | prompt. l-1--lei it.
 Ll--- .ar,.u, ,aEue,r Of NJ. lS. l E-.. .- la--eopa ou Mo1Iay. met with | aa 8ae.l,Hr which will inca rari,ata him tr-.vs. va ks. \ Haa of iiz boiler l lal aa-~-, aui be lad plugged II up l fen. 7-arl.E. The plug was blown ont 1 and the e,--r.uE steam badly scaldel 1 b1.l H' li-. N MartIn's wrists. He IS m 1 der tla '. arc ui tLe comIauys physician. 1 br Handy. and Is beng made as com l i'.iah.r a- tle severe nature of his In- l .1-l.s w.il permit The LG-e enjoys the reputation of Icing the coolest and most pleasant re treat la tle city. Inc reading rooms lr- always supplied vlth the latest and most entertaining periodicals, and the c-'lr- mixtures compounded scientific ally la1 t.e pleasure oi mankind are not e1'-l.rt anywhere in this great round N"-.t Just paste this in your hat for F-ad r..areacr. Li Fl7o i- having greatness thrust up '1l- lt- peUpe are starving tO death all iO-'t know \ Sau Francisco tel ! e-rim says the continued washelis on '-- ---.-o-I have delayed shipments to t-a. palut uuui the stCre Ui provisions ls about exhausted and famine threat el- Jhe place. AS tae trains have been running regularly for some tune to El ta>', 1t ls hardly possible that -gch depl'rable state sf a.I. ITS can tzi~tthc-r without the inhabitants oI thgCi know ing something %! lt
 If the dog ea,raa- vil get good s Z-i blunderoH~~ and station himself gt The corner of AlmelG street and Stone avenue oa any night from eleven tli one Tvinsa @t.i kiii few hundred cI tb. miserable dogs that cungregate Ia That N.n'y. he can get a voluntary sub 'tFqi:'u from the residents of that sec ton that WIll make inn smile. Of all l .le nightly rackets ever perpetra.ed by -'ilE ihIDI>, their howliugs are the 4''t iISagreeab.e. An accordeon is -l~Aa.r, and a Democratic cauc., -o1lt turn green with envy at the coz A'i,a ani multiplicity of tongues.
 And how comes tine Pheaix Gazette .-' s'.- 4 l- m receipt ot private in- '.la,l'1. direct from San Francisco. --t upon the word of one high in 1-.-'Ei.s AnA thoroughly posted m the '.54.-r~, 60 the effect that the South - acme vll UngueStionabiy abandon .7 ''-t .e'we,u Colton and Yuma, and --.i, '-r Inute by The Needles as a '--A -.-e. The instability of the route
 .>+ Colorado desert, as illustrated .r.. The temporary suspension
 @ The immense cost of re-
 "t.N places the line in dis F. ...- Aeary shippers, but makes
 lce an unpr5Gtablo busi-
 --s E.a-l oi Supervisors of Piual