Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-20
SMALL TALK.

si the husS-
 The Tombstone delegates all returned hr tuesdays train.
 Tnbralm is in from Nogales and .;s.sred at the Palace.
 II P,shman and family came m from AlSgn Pedro yesterday
 rb. Democratic primaries will be s.ij one week from to-day.
 7,5,e W. J. Osborn is reported to ,.,s suffered a relapse and Is again con 5aei to his bei.
 rhs Pbeuix Herald has received a new
 .- mess. which will bs erected in s,1sw Herald building.
 rs,,bsepceo of drunkenness during the I--,,ries yesterday was a noticeable en,ystIon of oiiume customs.
 rh. force Tn the Southern Pacific
 I;-s shop has been increased to tTs5,y ,a,1t men with MT. Drew as foreman. r5s Fp;taph states that Louis Ricka- b.rgb has leased the gambling privi- t. of the Palace saloon in Tomb stone.
 Ina Virginia City Enterprise notes n o--,yal ot James A. Zaoriskle and
 si Carson. Nevada, on the 10th in- stsnt
 r,,,rs 8. Colonel Harper, engineer,
 i-fe.sr,srant Brown, fireman, is the ..s.. a-. sri cleanest engine on the SRRE
 Francisco Gonzales. who murdrred u-s Fife m the Chiricahua mountains J,st week. was lynched by parties who ..ailed him.
 Pi,neer Hose Company, NJ. 1, had --iyate dancing party n tireman's hall i,s, night. and most enjoyable time was experienced.
 J,bn Doe was up again before the ,,i,e court thls morning for being f.ItiDc drunk. Mr Doe Is acquiring a considerable notoriety as a hard character.
 Wm. 4. Lang and I. W. Baker, wit rss,es of the killing of the unknown man on the railroad Monday morning, have been detained to give testimony b-f5re the coroner'S jury.
 Several delegates returning home to r7iD:s further north remained over one 5,v ID Tucson. Among them We're E. NJ Mills If Phenix. ]. II. Eaton and Chas. Holborn of Globe, and II. Holborn O, Casa Granie.
 Superintendent John O. DOugherty is n from Total Wreck. He reports every fling working nicely at that camp. The nil stopped today for a clean up. The r-oi1c. Of ore has not diminished, per tle average value of Ii. The invitation party given by the y5un. folks at the residence of Mir. Es- t-yan Ochoa last night was a brilliant Euihappy affair. 4 very large number 0. o.people were present, and they enjoyed .Lsm,zlves splendidly until an early Ls1r this morning. W. F. Smish is putting the Automatic ar break ol very engine as fast as men cll lO it: Is different from the straight ST break lnasmuch So that the breaks are applied directly to the driving wheels oi the engine and with such power that il will stop an engine almost simultaneously.
 The registration of voters will close .lst four weeks from to-day. After October l5th no names will be received. l. should be understood that no names are copied from the old register, but every voter must personally appear and register even though his name has be- fore been upon the great register.
 There has been such an unprece- Hpu-Es Ha~rr.rr.a For 4ha+ .nf Ia A,rl sournash that Wm. Kane has been con- pelled to wire the house for a greater supp.y. He has also introduced some very hns brands of claret which meets with great favor among cOnnoiseure. There IS nothing in the line of wines or A4uors bu, can be found of superIor quality d Mr. Kane's. The following is a list of grand jurors draFn for the coming term of court: Thomas Hughes, O. Buckalew, Howard Mercer Wm. Morgan, Dana Harmon, R. \ Underwood, E. E. Clifford. M. Ger vas, George 4. Cum, Ed. Bullock, Pe- tr0 Aguirre, G. \. Avery, Adam San 1srs M L. Grover, Mart Molony, Fred (. Hughes, W. o. Davis, A.V. Grossetts, ,. 5 Crosley, Ed. Downer, John Bart .sti7 Joseph Goldtree. The session of the district court is ap- l-0schIng and the lawyers are sharpen 1g up their legal 6cumen on Blackstone aod warming up thelr eloquence with Coke Technical knots Wall be tied, and finely spun strings of authorities will be ETen ln sufficient quantities to hang the dizzy jury instead of the prisoner. The mil Of the justice may grind slowly, 0lt De who unfortunately gets between is upper and neither millstone will 1!nkIt g-inds exceedingly fine.
 Starr < Sessions Is new firm of real estate dealers, composed of Richard Starr, the well known and successful Teal estate man. and c. B. Sessions, Insurance agent. Dick Starr IS a thoroughly wideawake ''rustler,' and IS Loted for neg tiating good bargains. Mr. Sessions Is a thoroughly reliable oaslness man, well and favorably known 70 all people. The combination formed by these talented gentlemen will prove strong one and great share Of the Teal estate business will be done by them.
 Joe Sresovich received a load of peaches from hls San Pedro ranch last nlght that Tor beauty, size and quality cannot be eXcelled by those grown in aly other locality in the United States. They are uniformly large, averaging over half pound each. and every one is model ot beauty. The flavor too, is most delicious, equal II not superior to IIi 1ae Oest productions Of New Jersey. me present season has fully demon Sirated that Southern Arizona is specially adapted 10 fruit raising, and The experience of pioneers in its culture sAouid encourage others to plant o'ehards m every valley where sufficient moisture can be found to sustain the growth ot the trees.
 me following persons comprise the rre"iy elected Republican Territorial TSIccnlttee: TCc Apache county-Geo A FHcTar'er, T SI. E s Stover; Yavapai county ~ Wells, F K Ainsworth. Clark .SnuIe1lll, W c Stewart. Mohave coun- "a Davis, J J Hyde. Gila county .% NFlle, c F. Taylor. Graham coun- cJ | Glasby, H c Hooker. Pinal 'ouhty-A J Doran. WE Guild. Co.,