Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04

ten before they speak But. then, ther,
 are so many of them who can't coun . tenl
 ARIZONA now raises sufficient grain V vegetables and fruit to supply the entir, Territory, but owing to the lack of lines of transportation it cannot be distrib' uted.
 l FROW a reliable source, we learn that , 0. c. Bean, stands much better with the , people of the Northern part of the Ter ritory than his "sixteen fee. high" com Petitor.
 k IN the death of David T. Harshaw, Pima county has lost one of her best citizens. He was one of the Pioneers of
 Arizona, and was honored and respected
 by all who knew hIm.
 | IT is an old saying that eff you can't
 get a whole loaf take half loaf" But
 inc Democrats of Pima county will have
 to content themselves with bur. this yeHr.
 LITTLE TOMMY GATES, Chairman of the Democratic Territorial Committee, is very busy just now. He will try to put a Head on somebody in a day or two.
 IT will be necessary for Shaw to get out his lasso at the Democratic conven-
 tion tomorrow in order to hold some of the kickers. IL promises to be a lively round up"
 SIXTEEN feet of Head will, according to the Star, be here tomorrow. He will probably come in on the "wrecking train" as such gaeat giant could not ride in an ordinary car.
 FRED HUGHES thinks he is bigger man than Parker. Wouldn't that make Parker laugh if he should hear it Mishter Hughes may pc der widest up, but Mishter Barker ish der prosdest out.
 COLONEL HEAD, who, according to the Ster, lis sixteen feet high, spat out chew of fine cut at Coles circus last night, and it fell on the giraffe's head. The editor of the Star was there and saw him do if.
 THE Republican convention made ex- cellent selections for Justices of the 1 Peace and Constables-T P. Patterson, W. F. Scott and Charles H. Meyer for the former, and W. II. Lucas and NJ. W. Brady for the latter. cannot be beaten.
 WE will be glad when the Democrats of Pima county get their ticket ID the 1 field. As it is now, Fred Hughes is the only nominee before the people, and l we have to devote entirely too much l space 10 him.
 PIMA COUNTY, without doubt, now | leads all other counties ID the Territory | in live stock, which have been increased l during the present year more than 5000, aside from the increase in calves. | She will market between S}OO,0C0 and | S400,O00 worth of beeves thIs year.
 FRED HUGHES would have it dis tinctly understood that ''he IS no rela- i tion to the other Hughts family" we | suppose he means Thomas Hughes md | Samuel Hughes, two Of our most | respectable and leading citizens. How ever, most people believe he and L. c. Hughes are brothers.
 IF Tommy Gates does not get Heads pit dug by the time he gets here he may be able to lease Fish's cellar, at the cor per of Main and Pennington. If that gentleman is sixteen feet high, and the Star man says he is, he can stand in the cellar and there will still be eight feet sticking out of the ground.
 TIE New York World is greatly wor- ried for fear Roscoe Conkling will come out in favor of Blaine and Logan. Tine World has been predicting that Conk- ling would sit down beside George William Curtis and Carl Schurz IL the Independent wigwam; but Roscoe Conk- ling IS hardly the man to be caught in such company.
 CoLoNEr. C. F. HEAn. the Democratic nominee for Congress. has UTr.Neo. and Is around triug ;o iix up maitcr> con- c,rnlnC that Hassayampa road busInes-. If hls money holds out he may be able to soothe the wounded pride and injured business of several of his Democratic friends hereabouts; but for him to in- duce Maricops county Democrat to admire him or vote for him would be irving the camel business on the eve of a needle Phenix Herald.
 A LITTLE over week ago the Cleve- land Democrats of Boston held a ratifi- ( cation meeting in Faneuil hall, which xos not more than two-thirds filled. Last week Butler held meeting in the ( same hall. when every seat was filled [ md an overflow of 5000 had to go over d 10 Fremont Temple and l,5OO to the | This anxiety to hear Butler ( s fair indication of his strength in T Massachusetts. where he will carry at h east two-third- ot the Democratic 4 'arty. Il