Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-20
Additional Local.

Judge G. W. Baker is constructing ( furnace Tor roasting ores at the Cannon Ball works.
 B. A. Stephens, formerly of the CITI zES IS now pushing a faber on the Los Angeles Herald.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. c. Davis, and Mrs Mamie Williams and son arrived to-day from California.
 Sheriff Paul has commenced proceed ings to contest the election of E. O. Shaw ID the courts.
 Some of the most unique and attrac- tive Christmas offerings are displayed aI the Vienna Bakery.
 Geo. ". Railton, the railroad agent at 2 na, Is III tue city on business that will detain him few days.
 The Elite is making speciality ot Hot Scotch. prepared by the stslwert HIgh- lander Judge Patterson himself. They are just the thing.
 Major John Smith, postmaster at Crittenden, is Tustica:ing m the sun shine and shadows of Tucson for q by or two.
 Captain r. ". Voll. of the Papago Chief Mining Company, arrived from San Francisco to-day en route to h.s mines in ihe Quiiotoas.
 Do hot forget that the third monthly social of the Pioneer Hose Company will take place oa the night of Decem- ber 3lsi. aId that i' will be great sociI event.
 Mrs. VI. U. White will entertain the good people of Tucson at the Congrega- tlOnai Church tonight with her select readings. No one can afford to mss such rare treat.
 Ed. ScaulEn, section foreman of the $. P. l. ', f1Hud little boy at his house early tiis morning. The lads age will be counted from this day, and Le will probably be named Ed, junior.
 The Hol5roOk Times speaks Of a free Eoup house being opened Tn Tucson. IL must refer to Joe Betz's resort, as he IS the only ore who feeds tke hungry with free s1up-and it is good, too.
 \ fine lot of clans, in the shell, just received at the Fashion, and those wanting splendid clam chowder should not fail to be on hand tonight. An heGser beer on drsught-the only place in the city.
 ]. ;. Crosley has introduced new m the meat line. He now his customers with choice coTned beef, boiled and compressed which will be sliced and furnished to order.
 |. 5. Romero and Miss Bernardina ATsgon, will be married next Friday morning at tbe residence of the groom's father. No. 22l North Main street h. have been issued.
 \ Maine lumberman, at q ball. saw the ladies in short sleeves, and turning .o his daughter he said, katie, don't see any good muscle in the whole room. They ought to use St. Jacobs Oil
 M. 4. B. Elder, who came Tn from Critienden yesterday, reports the dis covery of dead Mexican about five miles this side of Harshaw's ranch. TLe man appeared to be about twenty five years of age, and looked as if he had died from exposure.
 T. P. Patterson has taken the personal supervision of the Elite 'salOOn and has supplied it with an entirely new stock of superior wines, liquors and cigars. The 'genial Tom will be happy to greet all his friends in hIs new quarters and will never fail to extend to them q hearty and cordial welcome.
 A party of five old timers left the California Wine House, on Sunday last for the purpose of taking bath at the Sanders Bath Rooms, and 1t IS now cruelty rumore1 that one or two of the old Hassayampers have since contracted severe colds. Moral, never take Oif too much of the old dirt at once.
 A lad named Juan Pacheco, while out with team after wood yesterday, met with a severe accident. In taking a rifle from the wagon 1t was accidentally the ball entering his left arm above the elbow. The full extent of the boys injuries were not learned.
 The body of the Mexican found near Harshaw's rauch and brought to this city yesterday, has been identified as that of Jesus Tapia, resident of Mag dalanq, Sonora. He had been visiting relatives in Florence, Pinsl county, and returned here about nine days ago on his way tO Magdalena. He will be buried this evening.
 The Good Templars held very In- teresting meeting last night, an instruc- tive and highly amusing programme be- ing rendered. The present committee on good of the order have distinguished themselves by their untiring efforts to an attractive programme every evening and SO far have sue ceeded remarkably well.
 U. 5. Attorney J. A. Zabriskie and U. S. Marshal z. l.. Tidbal returned evening from Prescott, where they were attending the prosecution of the MOrmOns charged with pOlygamy. They alone are not the only ones pleased with the result of their labOrs, for the whole country rejOices that the baneful influences of poly gamy have met with such a complete check at the hands of the law.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Whites select readings at the NJ. l.. Church tonight should be liberally patronized. The lady is not only an elocutionist of rare merit, but she is a very estimable person, and her old time acquaintances now residing in this city speak of her ID the highest terms and regard her entertainment as unusually excellent. Remember that she will appear at the M. E. church to- night.
 W. F. Spence, postmaster at Globe, was in the city the other day to meet his wife and family who have been visit ing in the east. Mir. Spence has lately been appointed as superintendent of the Lost Prize mine which IS situated Tn Pinal county near the celebrated Silver King mine. Mir. Spence makes some very fiatteriDg reports m regard to the Lost Prize. on which he has already placed several men to work drifting from the hundred foot level at which point they have struck about four feet of high grade ore very similar m char acter to that of the King mIne. The ore will in all probability be shipped to the Benson smelter as fast as 1t IS eI- tyac,ed.
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