Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-22
SMALL TALK.

IS. Fried has arrived at home from his visit to Europe.
 Rev. |. Gregory, Mrs. Gregory, and Miss Monk are visiting Phenix
 Geo. J. Roskruge will go to the Quijo- toas tomorrow to do some surveying.
 It is hoped the council will designate two polling places for the city election.
 The Democrats want no north, no south, no east, no west; they only want the poodle.
 Billy Potusky, formerly of this city, now has charge of the dining room at the Central Hotel, El Paso.
 Dr. G. Witfeld will leave for San Diego next week, where he will reside in the future.
 Sheriff L. H. Orme, Of Phenix, was married last Tuesday to Miss Mamie Jeffries, of Texas.
 The Raymond and Whitcomb excur- sion party passed through this city for California, last night.
 Kerr Mark Lemon, a nine-year-old son of Judge and Mrs. A. D. Lemon, of Phenix, died on Thursday.
 Dr. Burgess arrived in the city last evening, and is prepared to attend to the wants of those requiring dentistry work.
 D. ". Wickersham and Miss M. M. Maringer of Bowie station, were mar rIed Tn this city last Wednesday, by Rev. J. W. Robinson.
 G. w. Babcock has h9d the front of his store painted a bright red, and 1t will hereafter be distinguished as the Red Front store.
 The Cannon Ball works have a coD- signment of eight tons of gold ore from Casa Grande that will be worked at once. The ore samples over SlOO per JOn.
 A party consisting of W. E. Stevens, G. A. Avery, W. J. Doherty and Philip Schrelber left this afternoon for the Cstslinss for a Sunday hunt They will return Monday.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Church will hold their social this evening at the residence of Judge Earll, No. 27 Church street. All are cordially invited, and a real social time expected.
 The complete returns of the official canvass in Pima county were gwen in the CITIZEN yesterday to the publlc be- fore the totals had been officially con- pleted by the Board of Supervisors.
 The basket social tonight will be the finest affair of the season, besides being novel in Its character, in this city. The church will be full The auction begins at X o'clock exactly, General Royal 4. Johnson with the gavel.
 She store formerly occupied by Chas. kresham, on Congress street, IS under gong repairs and Is being remodeled for MT. 1. Kaufman, who will remove his stock therein iu few days.
 Joe's saloon, at No. I9 Congress street, mas been converted into a very tidy and attractive place. He will hereafter make a special feature of lunches, with soups, from II to o'clock each day.
 4 few ch nge. were found necessary in the Cannon Ball reduction works, and they started up this forenoon on a lot of ore. The mill has now a more business like appearance and employs SIX men.
 A. A Smith, formerly of the Stock Journal wh le 1t was published in this city, has accepted position ID the Land Office with the Receiver, Brewster Cam eron, and will enter upon his duties Monday.
 Abel 5. Dungan and Jos. r. Turner l left this afternoon for visit to San I Francesca. If there IS a jolly good time | to be had in the Golden Gate city they | will be sure to find 1t.
 Deputy County Treasurer H. E. Ten ney has 20 far recovered from his re- | cent accident that he visited the treas- | urer's office to-day. He will be oblige to use crutches for a while yet
 J. F. Knapp writes from Los Angeles, that he will go to St. LouIs to complete some negotiations for working the Bue- na Vista and Good View mines, ten miles from Tucson.
 The success of the basket socIal at the MethQdist church tomorrow night is assured. The interest taken by the people X unprecedented, and a happy time wall result.
 The District court room was well filled yesterday and the very able discourse of Bishop Dunlop, was listened to with deep interest. The singing was excel lent, under the leadership of Mrs. J. NJ Wilkins.
 A letter from J. D. McCabO, of Globe, to D Henderson, of thls city, states that the Globe stage Was held up Friday near the toll gate, six or seven miles from Globe. Wells, Fargo * Co.'S treas ure box only was taken, but the loss has not been disclosed.
 The Silver City Enterprise says that the original captors of the Gage train robbers will sue the Sheriff of that county for the amount of the reward allowed by the court to the second cap- tors of the robbers. The amount is S2,000.
 A morning dispatch says: "J. Aragon. an employee of the Custom house at Nogales, killed Colonel Para, adjutapt To General Topete, on the morning of the 18th, at that place. No arrests was in the Nogales market.-San Francisco Exchange.
 Members of the A. O. U. w, in Tomb 'tone have petitioned for the institution )f Legion of Select Knishts in that ,ity, and Deputy Grand Commander c. W. Brown, will probably institute 1t 'Ome time during the coming week. This will make the third Legion in Arl- ,ona- Phenix will probably organize LegIoD shortly.
 MT Jesse Bryant has brought down a Oad of sweet potatoes from Phenix. with jew of feeling the market here in an ndeayor to supply 1t from the abund- lnce of Sal: river. He thinks he can lay potatoes down Tn Tucson at a less price han they can be imported from Callfor lia, and thereby create a demand for Salt river products. The success of the packet social at he NJ. E. church on next Tuesday even ng is beyond all question; already 100 ] baskets with lunches have been pledged With Gen. Johnson as salesman the | of the occasion wlll be 1 .ss1red and the social part will be per , ect under the direction of the recep- len committee of ladies who will greet '