Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-22
,,.t $ little too cold for Tucson blank.

r,ao. Welisch IS in the city fror
 Chsrleston'
 ,..,, George H. Adams left to-ds s, Prescott
 ,r.. Monk and Mrs. Gregory hay
 ..,arned from Pheni1'
 ,.;,r,si travel has increased somo
 ts+ s,nce election
 m goac and family left to-day fo
 ,,. Angeles to reside.
 y M Quiggle and son returned
 tsriay from visit to Illinois.
 Ctinsse wash house in Prescott
 , 1sstroyed by fire Sunday night. r. C-sscent restaurant will open to xi,b A grand dinner at four o'clock ',. i. nearly time to renew the con win the moon for lighting th, .-ssts,
 M Ouiggle, J. H. Shotweil and | Raskruge will leave tomorrow ur-aing for the QuiiotoaF. -.. e,pcert by the Arion Club will be --s,t attraction on Thanksgiving |, will be splendid entertain. r5l-
 ,..srars report considerable activity ,5sir business. Many high grade -'ss of ere are brought in by pros. vs..s
 Tai, W. J. Osborn and wife will -5.5Iy take a trip to New Orleans, to i-.53 the exposition. soon after lEEary lst
 G.orys L. Lynde and MT. Warren
 .-,,s m Black Diamond mine last even- :-- ,be latter bringing load of ore for .-s | cannon ball reduction works. NJ, Wssheim, of Dos Cabezas, will r,rs charge of the Western Union tele-
 --.rb office at Tombstone, relieving F-sak kiugsbury.
 T,c Cannon Ball works are now run
 ,r, day and night, and are visited Elk by many citizens who feel inter s.-si ID the.r successful operation.
 Ina Tombstone Record takes the pas " l. says that on Friday next, last r.-bfs periOrmRnce twill be repeated, vth an entire change of programme" The social of the Ladies Guild of the F-;s,5psl Church, held at the residence F Judge Elrll, last night, was fairly at s.iei and a very pleasant evening wss ;sssei
 On our first page to-day will be ,11i striking aud instructive illus ration ot the comparative worth of the
 rsruus kinds of baking powders now in ihe market.
 N-Dser, brother of A. G. Dyer, one stbe parties Tn the Dyer Cannon Ball rlsher. Is in the city en route to Sonora, aerect one of his mills upon some pro- psrtes there.
 l San Francisco newspaper states
 tas.J. Addison Resvis Is negotiating
 T,h the Southern Pacific railroad for
 ne sale ot coal fields on the San Carlos EilaD reservation.
 The Ancient Order of United Work m ID this jurisdiction have no assess -slt Tor November. This makes the i5iti month without an assessment hay
 Eg been levied.
 Isssrs c. 4. Avery, W. J. Doherty,
 WE Stevens and Philip SchreIber re-
 t1rl5i from the Santa CatRlinas last
 sTea!ng They report very cold weather
 | tts mountains and a scarcity of
 zane.
 young rsttlesnRke, about six inches
 long vas captured alive this morning in decsysd stick of wood unloaded at the CITIZEN office. A young Mexican lad
 secured the prize in an empty can and
 he VI. sell Il as curiosity.
 Charles Riff, merchant tailor, received
 over a th7ussnd samples of cloths to-
 day for gelilemsn's clothing, from cot ton Jean 10 ;he finest broadcloth, which he makes ID into suits and guarantees a psrtec. 1;
 During the second week in December ihs ladies Of the Congregational church VII give an Old Folks Concert winch is Intended 10 be the most attractive en- is-.silment of the season. There will be a rehearsal tomorrow Lishi al the residence of Mrs. Wm. c. Days by those desiring to participate ID ;ts 0ld Folks Concert to be given at ;ls Congregational church during the SNld week in December. Astranger doIug some repairing at 8 l,-7s:e house in this city, left his kit of t-ler's tools and has been unable to ,-i the place a second tims. Any Formation as to the whereabouts Of
 essame will be thankfully received at
 Us office.
 PheniI Gazette: Saturday the re- ! Ter had the pleasure of meeting Ros- 'el G. Wheeler, Indian agent at Saca- ha Mr. Wheeler reports everything ao7ng smoothly on his four different '7sefsstlons, and that at least fifty pu- i-s are now in attendance upon the s1ooL Mir. Wheeler is thinking of talk
 -s up hls residence here.
 Pioneer Hose Company, No. l, will sTe Thanksgiving Ball at their hall 1s1t Thursday night, November 27th. A' The fire laddies never do things by la.Ves, Il is safe to say that the present o,easlon will be one of those delightful A-A;rs that will long be regarded as a -oleL The arrangements are now be- .-g aie. every essential detail having AIeady been arranged for.
 Pulaski tells a good story of an T american who lives near the Arc de tHonphe. The other evening carried lliAe hne East river oysters and went Tt' u into the kitchen to open them. flng good deal of noise the mans ,-'tuef-ln-law called out to know what Y Was opening them with. With an
 :a'eT opener, you fool; did you sup Po'e l was doing it with a toothpickF as DIS reply No, certainly not, sLeily remarked the old lady; "but ,-lslng from the language used l s.S s.5s'ed you were trying to open them
 ,.a Flenlx dispatch dated yesterday S;S The demonstration and barbecue r'--.. o,'a ID fhenlx to-day was the most im- ,lS ever held in central Arizona. s pIoheans joined the Democrats m leShNtles which consisted Of a i5,aIe ii, composed of 130 carriages and l,..51 51o'seinen, many being uniformed, vl- '.-.s citizens on foot. The barbscue sa attended by from 2,000 to 2,5OO peo- ana proved most successful. To- Es,I EI' lhere will be torchlight parade, r-o! ot fireworks and mass meet oi " ule plaza, all ID commemoration ,g