Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-13
SMALL TALk.

A'T;i Ti and confined to hls room.
 r W. Risley returned from Il hrt.,oae last evening.
 R,owu and Ira A. Carter came
 Als.ierday from the Baboquivari
 .,1a;sins-
 ,,. W. J. Osborn and family re-
 'l-;-i -isst evening from short visit
 |B,vIe
 .I,Ue came up from Tombstone
 '.-G; '-;1y and left this afternoon for
 t.a,ornia
 3.io O: rheumatism and she raised
 D,-rmeut for bis sake. St. Jacobs
 s!--ni3 have cured hls ache.
 -r.-s seems to be lots of quien sabe
 -bo will be the next chef of po-
 h.
 P King. postmaster at Willcox,
 u- by last nights train for visit
 Is:ss days
 ,-..-.sr beer, of St. Louis, on
 .A---, and fresh clam chowder to-
 -,i - the Fashion Restaurant.
 ,7p,aston, who mas resided in Tue h i,. 5uite a space of time, is now
 '- .-, school st Gila Bend. I s,, Francisco paper says ". H.
 ,s..- has c0n5 10 the Quijotoas to
 tt-,,-,s for the new machinery. I c.,,el NJ D. Wickershsm, of Tomb Il .,-s has taken the oath of office as | .-s,to- of postoffices for the Pacific as.t
 Il p,.,mss,er Fred E. Brooks, of Tomb .--s las leen relieved from duty and
 t.--as entered against him for official --s-1lsrities.
 Tho Calumbia copper smelter will be v-rg n the course of few days on ,-.-5n o7es. The camp has already s..qnei a lively look.
 The mountains surrounding Tucson ,.--e capped with snow this morning, I-l i: extended pretty we'll down to- vs-is the.- base.
 The last rehearsal for the Old Folks q ,.s-t will be held at the Congrega- t7.s. church tonight A csrryall will Il e.l flr the ladies.
 EB Gage. of the Grand Central, has rr-e 70 San Francisco. He will visit rs inning regions of Montana, Utah ,-i Nevada before returning.
 Tae-s EIll be q regalar monthly meet r,5i.Le Chapter, R. 4. M., to-night tin 1 Nss5r:c Hall. for the annual election of ,Ess-s l full attendance is desired.
 Ts. oll folks concert will take place p-nJ-row evening If the weather is y.9git51s Reserved seat tickets are e sale st Fleishman's drug store.
 { personal encounter on Congress .-r4: last evening left one of the t-l1tsnauee and bloody shirt bosom.
 Naaiel Meyer, the musical genius v-l.s polished social ways have en- iss,el h-m to tae people of Arizona and | S11.ler1 CalIfOrn a, arrived in Tucson O. saturday to remain for some time. 01 Tuesdays and Fridays clam or fish | c-5Eisr Is served at Joe Betz's saloon, O. Congress street. On all other days | choice soups will be served. The last rehearsal for the Old Folks concert will be held on Wednesday rigLt at the Congregational church. A csr-ya.l will call for the ladies who par icipa,e ID the concert, If the weather IS uuisy0rab.e
 Tue Postal Bulletin, published at Washington notes a change Tn the mail service on route 40,174 Tn Arizona, SpriBgervllle t3 Clifton, omit Clifton and embrace and change route to end at Alma, N-F Mexico.
 I-e friends of Tom Newcome will r-,9 his appointment as chief of police. | E understood that Chief Johnson and |. tr. Blttner are also candidates for tlst position. i Plen.x paper states that Louis Armstrong, of Yavapai county, and Les As Blackburn, of Tucson, are candidates .l' Ser.eant- at-Arms of the next House d B-qrescntatives. l. E Richardson reports a considera- t.s snow a. the Empire ranch yesterday, E.! Ae thinks the snow has fallen to a depth of four or five inches on the Ia-cAo San Rafael, further to the south. Iae Tombstone Record reports that Ar'. Wm. B. Hopkins, who formerly re- zlei n this city, slipped and fell Ht her iasldenee on Sunday night, dislocsting taF elbow ilint.
 Joe Betz has on tap a lot of very e1olce whisky for the holidays. He will slpply 1t m any quantities to families at s.oS prlce for cash. It IS prime Rrti- ee, and Is highly recommended by con- 1Osseurs
 4 preacher out West gave out that i-eFe should be none who used tobacco CT any beverage but water, and hls only congregation was an old woman who ehewed slippery elm and used St. Ja- eoos Oil for the rheumatism.
 The Mint is undergoing 8 thorough renovation. Its Secretary of the h. Tenor has concluded to whitewash I-'ngS, and calsomIners were at work io-day obeying his commands. The pace looked today as though cyclone AlI struck T., but by to morrow 1t will 'e'emole little paradise.
 oTing to the probable inclemency of me weather the Old Folks Concert has Otea postponed until Thursday night, at NA;ch time it IS expected the moisture sll have al disappeared. In the mean .1e There IS better opportunity af- .o'led for those who expect to attend "seclre reserved seats, which are on 'a.e at tieIshman's drug store. Doa Carlos I. Velssco has received Q .5,'er from Charleston, conveying the ..II'''matl3n that the missing father of . -r murdered boy Quinenes has been .o-AL IL seems that he had imblbed .lle whiskey in Tombstone that he ,-'Ias contained some powerful drugs e-l Ae became mentally deranged m -7+s-4uence, and had wandered oil to haachuca mountains, where he was '''ai some days later.
 ne east-bound express is late to-day .r. e-- VIII not arrive until about 6 o'clock -' evening. This delay IS occasioned
 '-e heavy rains on the Colorado 'S which have washed considerable --4 'o tbe track, but have occasloned
 "aShouts so far. It IS said that the Sa'ef Was running over the track at s-q lqq-lheL beyond Gila Bend, but not m ,i ii--t4ent volume to impede the running rams rba .1,,n fn-IQV hag