Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15
Io, F, w. Risley is in Tombstone

Tnppy Johnson IS Tn the clty from Quiotoa.
 B. Heinemann is in the city from Charleston.
 CD. Reppy and wife, of Tombstone, will leave for Missouri.
 Two weeks from to day will be Thanksgiving.
 The next Grand Lodge of MEsons will meet ID PhenI1.
 Silver King has declared dividend, ,ba first for many months.
 The wife of H race Appel is very i'll and is not expected to recover.
 W. W. Hayward has returned from a visit among the cowboys of Texas.
 The Royal Arch degree will be con- fsrr,d at A special convocation of Tue son Chapter, to night.
 Curiosity Mac was the curiosity of the t,rchlight procession last night He represented the Tammany chief
 The streets are not in such a lively condition that the crowd of people is jnpenetrable. Quite the reverse.
 James Brokaw, a printer well known ia this Territory aud New Mexico, died sCloraiO Springs, Col, last week.
 4 New MexIco dentist advertises Teeth extracted without psyin'." Upon sn,h terms 1t IS difficult to see how he si!l pull through the dull times.
 Late assays from tue Black Diamond mine. SIX miles west of ucson, have given ove, S322 in silver. The ledge IS n0t large, but the ore Is easily mined.
 If hat tOrchlight business had been turned bottom side up on hot stove and removed in few moments, it would prohably have smelt of ammonia.
 The physicians report the general health of the city to be very good. Colds seem to be quite prevalent with a slight disposition 10 ephemeral fever, but nothing of serious nature.
 Tucson's genial DO tmaster NJ. P. Freeman, has again been masonlcally honored, thIs time by election to the position of Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Arlzona.
 The Tombstone real estate assessment is S9OS, ,355; personal property assess ment, Slll 432; total, Sl,0l9,7S7. The rate of taxation IS l per cent, and the tax levy is sl0, ,l97.S7.
 Matters got so hot at the Democratic soclable last night that editor Hughes house took fire, some three squares dis tant from the speakers stand, and suffered somewhere about $500 damage. l; would be wise for property owners to call and pay their city taxes before the Tax Collector gets after them with Q sharp stick ID the way of delinquent list and additional charges.
 Nearly all the mine owners are out in the hills doing assessment work. Some few prefer t. take the chances of re- locating on January 1st to paying one hundred dollars in labor and improve ments.
 Next Saturday evening an informal reception will be rendered to Bishop Dunlop at the residence of MT. $. A. Msnl,ve and Dana Harmon, 24 Court street. From s 10 10 o'clock. All are invited.
 T. IS expected that Miss Mary Allen West, of Gaiesburg, Illinois, who Is now at PhenlI, wIli give a lecture in the NJ. E. Church next Sunday evening on be- half of the Ladies Temperance Society of thIs cIty.
 CIV. Richards, civil engineer, re- turnrd to-day from weeks absence, examining the merits of the Gils River, ss au irrigatiDg agent, for the mesa and Hat lands tributary to it, and lying north and west from Gila Bend railroad sta ton.
 Col Dur says he would never have believed Cleveland could be elected, but under the circumstances he will have to make the best Of 1t, and will keep on selling the choicest wines at his modest old rates. The country will be sale any how
 Geo. J. Roskruge has been reelected secretary of the Grand Lodge F. x A. NJ This IS a distinguished honor. as 1t Is his third term m that office, the duties Of which he has so we'll performed that his brethren unanimously selected him without hesitation.
 IL Is reported that one of the orators last night expected to see the time Shea Americans will grasp the hands of Mexicans as they do those of white men," which, to say the least, was quite uDcompiimentary to our nelghbors across the border.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church propose having a Christmas tree and attachments on the afternoon and even- iug of the 23i of December affording, an opportunity to old and young to pro- cure presents for the holidays.
 TheIe Is a very pretty paragraph now going the rounds of the press, credited to various newspapers, to the effect that silver mlDes never die. That sounds very nice to a tenderfoot, but the old miner has seen many very sick mines and plenty of their worthless skeletons. l. Kaufman announces elsewhere that he will remove to 205 Congress street, on or about November 2Oih, with the largest and finest assortment of cl- gars and tobaccos ever brought to the Territory. He does not propose to be surpassed by any establishment Of the Kind in the city.
 The following IS a list of thei United States grand Iury just ImpsDeled: J M Wilkins. foreman; John A Black, Oscar Buckalew, II B Dodge, l. M Prince, A
 ~ DoA Smalwood, Robert Hanson, R Pryke, Ii E Holmes, N Johnson, J H Shotweu, 4 J Frazer, J NJ Williams, E Dobbs, John Tehan. J A Stewart, W K Logan. Jos Turner was appointed bailIf Tn charge of the jury.
 Some one remarked of the procession last night in the presence of the vener- able lanitor of the court house, that they carried no flag. Flag" said Cap tain Hand, with squirt of nicotine at The h'el of pedestrians boot; 'hag, why, bless your soul, they haven't got any And he pulled down his hat lIt- tie more snugly and ambled down the street to inquire the latest news from New York
 The Cannon Ball reduction works will start up thIs evening on a trial run, and tomorrow II will begin work on custom o'es. It Is now ready to receive ore from any and all parties having amounts Iron one ton upwards, and It guarantees