Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-13

resident of Phenix, died last week,
 Arizona Commandery No. l, Knights l TemplaT, hold regular eonclave to- night.
 For sale, bGrro and pack saddle, both in good condition. Enquire at this office.
 Fish or clam chowder Is served every Friday at Joe's Saloon, on Congress street.
 A splendid entertainment was given at the Baptist church last night, with a good attendance.
 The CITIZEN will give its readers a very interesting story by the Board of Supervisors ln few days.
 PhenIx wants to organlze a fire con- pany and Tucson ought to organize a militia company.
 II. Buehman and his family left to- day for the San Pedro, after spending several days in the city.
 They have a nan in Los Angeles named Hamburger. Nog no one need hold his nose when he asEs what's ln the west wind.
 II. J. Spauldinc. Su. -Tr5a=urer of ihe United States at San Francisco, If. J. MeKusick. Of the Postgflice Depart ment, are in the city.
 There will be a rehearsal of the parti- cipants III the Old Folks concert to- night, at the residence of Mrs Wm. C.
 Davis. Begins at o'clock.
 Tucson enjoyed succession of fine thunder showers last night. Consider able water fell and refreshed the parched earth.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. '. Ecclaston have gone to California f1r a visit. Ar. Eccles5on has not been well since his recent attack of pneumonia and he goes to the coast to rccupo--te.
 4 very pretty bar of gold bullion, weighing twsnty-tWo ounces, was the result of a cleanup of small lot of ore worked few days ago at Cannon Bali works in this city.
 The grand opening oi the Huachuca Hotel at Fort Huachuc8, will take place ! on the I2th instant. Messrs. Aandeve7 1 Brothers have their invitations printed | and issued. The Fourth Cavalry band l will be in attendance aud a brilliant | time will be had.
 The CITIZEN is in receipt of samules | of beautiful neT designs iu bal pro- grames, bills Of fare, exc, just from the | east. Any person cT society wishing | something appropriate and ulifUe, ss | well as exquisite. can cl.a'l lt g. reason i able rates by applying c-r.y.
 Fl Fronterizo came ont this morning like a daisy. It has added one more column to the page, making it large | eight column paper. Il-s week it is printed on heavy beck paper, with a . large cut of Gen. BUI.Ilo bl.z, the Iew President of Mexico. El F1out--izo is truly enterprising.
 The nomination of Y. E. Stevens for reelection as City Treasurer was ar endorsement of that gentleman in his ! official capacity tha is truly iat.erng. MT. Stevens has made a good Treasurer, and no one has word Ci fault t0 find | with him.
 Joseph SresovicL Is ssllI in the ring | for Councilman from the First Ward. | and will be urged by his friends next 1 Monday for that position. Joe Is a live | merchant and will no doubt give to the | position to which he aspires the careful ] attention that marks his prlyate mat l ters.
 A Mastodonic Boquet of novel attrno- i tiO1s at the Gem ILeater every night. | Mirth and pleasure on the wing. an en- | tertainment to suIt all, termiag with | life, happy with good humor; all char | acters portrayed are real, introducing a | picture oflovsliness by gallant, gorge ous, galaxy Of glorifed graduates. | picked purposely to please all patrons, forcing forgetfulness of financial iaIl- | ures and fractured fortunes.
 l.. D. Copeland has been giving public exhibition of hls steam b!cycle in | Phenix. It Is a very pr tty affair and I will attract attention anywhere The writer was permitted to examine 1t about year ago, while visiting Pheuix, and was surpused at the ingenious ap- plication of such delicAtely contrIyed motive power to a bicycle.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges the receipt of an invitation tO the opening of the Fort Huachuca Hotel, which takes place ] next Friday evening. The Messrs. Nandever Brothers have spared no ex- pense Tn making this an attractive re- sort for summer and winter visitors. and next Friday they will welcome their hosts of friends. The Fourth Cavalry band will be in attenGance.
 Frank Baack, formerly well known ip where he work m ihe print ing offices several years ago, but finally made mining sale and went to Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, to reside, passed on Saturday for the Tyndal district to have assessment work done on several of his claims there. He still owns several valuable properties m the Tyndal district, and he intends to open mp some of them at once.
 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Blanche Tidban. daughter of Col and Mrs. Zau l.. lid ball, to MT. Abel Stevenson Dungan. which happy event will take place at the Congregational church on Monday evening, December 22l, at 9 o'clock the twentieth anniversary of inc mar 1 risge of the brides parents. The recep- | lion will take place at the rea.deuca Of l Mir. and Mrs. Tidbail on Stone avenue, after the cer mOny. The | ' CITIZEN ssnctum IS rosy with good , wishes for the happy pair. Epitsph: More than three years ago suit was brought by J. D. R use and ,, others, known as the Townsi,e con- ', 1Rny, against John ?. Cum, than mayor ,f Tombstone. to enjOIn him from is- suing deeds to settlers on town lots Mayor Carr was substituted as defendant, and the case has been pend ng in one shape or another ever since. This morning the case was dismissed ou , notion of plaintiffs, they paying all costs, and the temporary injunction dls- 'olved. As the matter now stand Mayor Rsfferty Is at liberty to issue deeds to actual settlers CD town i1.b prior to ( April 9, 1880. Ye Olden Folkes Concert, which will , ske place next Wednesday night, at the c church, will be a highly | affair. The rehearsals show e ! rare degree ot proficiency and perfec- ion, and the programme is an excellent ,ne. None should fail to be present al be concert, for its object is worthy and : he performance is meritoricus one