Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29
SMALL TALK,

70 nor forget to attend the concAr at the Congregational church to night
 The musical talent engaged in ,h, attend. 'iiose "h'
 A chance to get turkey for n son, night. '~ saioon to
 Governor Tritle and family arrivai ao 1a! rom the west and are stoppinf
 rIng with three keys attached wa. Iound thls morning and await identifca ton at this office. a
 The concert tomorrow nipbt vii snow some very Fare talent. No on, should fail to be present
 The Democrats have been boldipg thanksgiving feast upon those fru' oirds that filled their newspapers.
 John V. Weigle came in from ina Erl!ole Camp in the Santa Ritas , ester day and returned today. The City Council today formulated an order for the cl,y elec,i1,, to ,a'.-
 
 There will be dozen b;c. fat. lire turkeys rallied tonight at Joe B.tz's saloon on Congress street.
 The city council today ordered n warrant drawn for the payment of the sss, easo oI me railroad bonds, S2.0O0. with S9O interest. u
 Governor Tritle, Mrs. Tritle and Miss hatle IrItle will arrive Tn Tucson by to- in, morrow mornings train, and will spend Thanksgiving here.
 The social of the Pioneer Hose Com. pany tomorrow nIght will be a spleuji I analr, and will constitute the great a,. traction of the season.
 0. Saylor, one Of the old-;iae S,uib- ern Pacific tailroa1 boys. hes left Inc son to take position On tEe Arizosn and New Mexico railroad.
 Joe Betz will rafie of T d.z.p splendid turkeys at his saloon to-nirht They are the biggest and fa;test birIs to be found Tn the market.
 Sheriff-eiect E. O. Shaw was sworn m to-day and will file his bonds this even Ing, with Charles E. Drake, B. NJ Ia coos and George Pusch as sure:ies.
 Crosley's market exhibits some very me turkeys, any one of which q hungry edltor would give huge thanks over, if he could get it without asking for 1t.
 NJ. McKenna has gone to the San Pedro to roundup and brand hIs young stock ranging In that neighbor- hood' lie Will oe away about ten days.
 It would be commend ble action if some phllanthropic individuals would combine and give the unfortunates in the county jail a good Thanksgiving dinner.
 Coroner C. L. Murphy to-day took his oath of office and filed his bond in the sum of Sl,OoO with b. Dunham and Jos. Sresovich as surefies.
 l. Kaufman moved his stOcS of cigars, tobacco and tobacconist's goods today, into his new store on Congress street. Louis F.. Scholl Is assisting behind the counter.
 The postoffice hours tomorrow will be as follows: General delivery open from lO:30 tO F and 4:30 to 6. The money order Department will not be opened.
 Major Com.gys, United States Pay master, and his clerk, W. J. Corbett, re- turned yesterday from distributing many almighty dollars among Uncle Sans blue coats up about Fort Apache.
 NJ. C.. SamanieEo to-day announces his candidacy for Mayor of Tucson, and W. A. McDermOtt steps in to contest tine honors of the Recordership with Judge Meyer. All are veterans in pub lie service and either would give satis- faction.
 Grand Thanksgiving dinner at the Crescent Restaurant. corner of Mesills street and Church Plaza, nt ?. m., 70 ceuts Der meal. Open ali night Board S7 per week. Cold lunch with coffee or tea, ? cents.
 Joseph Sresovich to-day announces himself candidate for a city Council man. NIT. Sresovich Is one of the enter prisipg and prosperous business men of the city and is fully identified with its growth and success. He will make good and safe officer.
 Officer Wm. Gale after forty-two con secutive months of service on the police force resigned to-day, and will give his attention to his mining interests. He has made good officer and Ietires with many well-earned hOnors. He IS sue ceeded by George McCiarty.
 l.. D. Chillson has received a large number of his new maps of the QuIiu- toas, mounted in various styles, for both pocket and wall. The map Is beauh fully Autographed, and as 1t was com piled from actual surveys II Is reliable in all its details. They will be placed on sale in few days.
 The Palace hotel will spread a sumptu- ous Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, and with that characteristic goodness of heart Col. Rsyfeld has sent a note to the CITIZEN office inviting one and all to share the hospitalities of his excel lent table upon that occasion. The boys return thanks and they will probably be promptly on hand.
 Col. George Rayfeld announces his candidacy for Mayor of Tucson. He ls so well known that further mention of his qualifications IS unnecessary. He has always experienced a pleasure m feeding the hungry, and often ID blnd- Ing up the wounds of the afflicted, and if elected he will doubtless exhibit the same paternal care over the municipal wants. He keeps 8 good hotel and ought to make a good Mayor.
 There will be two polling places at the city election. That for ward l, which includes all that portion of the city north of Congress street, wlll be held at the City Hall, with Alex. Levin as Inspector, and J. H. Holt and l. l.; Wetmore as judges. The polls of ward 2, which comprisis the city south oi Congress street, will be held at the bell tower On Church Plaza, with l.. Carrillo as Inspector, and Philip Drachman and w. F. Scott as judges. The polls will open at o'clock a. ID. and remain open till sundown-
 One of the rising young merchants ot Tucson will lead to the altar tomorrow morning the partner of his future joys and woes, and, amid the joyful Iingings
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