Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18

Father Antonio returned last evening from Nogales.
 The republicans painted Ohio blue for the democrats.
 The gamblers say it is Q mistake; they will not vote as a unit
 Charley Kresham will open bis feed store on the first of the month.
 If there are any more democratic vo- ters present let them stand up.
 The republicans will come very near painting the town red tonight.
 Business men say the money market is easier and business improving rapidly.
 H. K. Jeffords has been invited to ad- dress the colored Blaine and Logan club.
 There are letters at the Palace for O. c. Conley, Gus Leonard and J. O.. Cooper.
 There is mail at the Cosmopolitan hotel for George ID. Roberts and John Clancy.
 The next issue of the Arizona Meth odist will be one of the best numbers yet issued.
 W. I. Perry, of the Lexington stables, has added a number of new rigs to hIs establishment.
 It is said that the Gibson case will be tried at the present term of court in Final county.
 Cinnamon and black bear are said to be plentiful in the Santa Catalinas- more SD than usual.
 The Moore Sisters, who are creating such furor as vOcalists at the Gem theater, are SpanIar1s.
 s. R. DeLong, Fit. Bowie, E. Schoen- burg, Pennsylvania, E. B. Hubbard, h. disnspolis are at Porters-
 Hon. $. R. DeLong. of Fort Bowie, IS iu the city on his return from trip to San Francisco and Sacramento.
 J. M. ClsibOrn, one of the hmbsrest and "fsttest" citizens of Harshaw, is Tn the city for few days attending court
 Mrs. H. A. Gould and babies arrived from California to-day. As a conse- quence, Henry IS happier than any csn- didate.
 At the Cosmopolitan there are II. Ma son and wife, J. Metcalf, Calusa, J. M. Claiborn, Harshaw and E. Neveth Yuma.
 Lou Rickabaugh who has been quite low with fever for several weeks IS able to be out but he IS the ghost of his former self.
 Ira A. Carter, has the contract for building 8 stone house on R. c. Browns ranche, and leaves for the placid SOnoits this morning.
 "Old Bob," Moroney's famous old clayb horse, one of the landmarks of the town, yesterday fell into a ditch and was killed.
 Dr. Buchtel is again at his old posi-. ton in Fred Fleishman's drug store The Dr. is one of the best prescription. ists on this coast.
 The acting qusrtermaster of the weather can look over the CTTIzES's latest private election returns if be will send around some rain.
 A large number of tickets have beer sold for the social to be given tomorrow night by the fire laddIes, and a mos' brilliant affair IS anticipated.
 Morgan Hill, Dan M. Murphy, Ssr Jose, Charles Leach. San Diego, c. w B. Odsn, Dallas, Texas, are among tho prominent arrivals at the Palace.
 Paul Moroncy, Sr., candidate for Rec order on the Democratic ticket, returned yesterday afternoon from the country He says candidates are more plentiful then quail. The financial depression has modified the interest m and the number of bowie knifss which were wont to prevail a social partIes in the Barrie Libre fev months ago.
 The Stars cock was out yesterds, morning. but-w.ll, there's no use argu ing politics SO long as there is a man Il town who sells sweet potatoes at min cents a pound.
 The Star denies holding a mortgage on the office material-over W. O. Davii There are SO deuced many liars in thi country, that the Star is liable to b misrepresented. | F. A. HaItvell, the photographer rejoicing today over the news that NJ Harry c. Davis an old-time school con panion has been made RspublIca Presidential elector in Nevada.
 The Bon Ton saloon On Meyer stree is being fitted up in fine style. new pap, on the wall. woodwork painted in val nut color and ceiling whitened, ard tt ] Bon Ton presents a handsome sppea snce. Tom Bowen don't do anything | halves Give him 6 call.