Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
SMALL TALK.

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 The thermometer today touched 1O2 degrees.
 Judee Alex. Campbell has gone to San Francisco.
 Fx.Gov. R. c. Powers was in Pheuix last Monday.
 Ell. Mason came in from the Quiio- toss yesterday.
 AP. Morrison went out to the Blue Jsy camp today.
 Sheriff Paul has returned from trip into the country.
 The tax roll gives Gila county 10000 lad of cattle this year.
 sare up your nickels for an interview ,r;tb the elephants.
 The Republican club will hold a reg ,,l1r meeting on Friday night.
 Mrs :. R. Miller, left to-day for few -,-rths visit to her home in Kansas.
 psS q. II. Adams has left for trip .b-ough the northern counties.
 nsouty Collector A. J. Keen has re- .r-nri from a trip to Mesa City.
 D,vn South the Democrats draw the ,,i,- line over a limb of convenient tree.
 Tbs Palace hotel office has been m- r--Tsl by a coPious application of pant
 pssriy expects to have an establish men, for packing meat, with capital Of S3j,o'a
 ID. Walker. ot the Vekol mine, has been in tue city Gay or two on busi- ness matters.
 The Fiesta is a feast of expectation and realization of what Pete Kitchen got in Sonora.
 little bird whispers that the old school teachers are just "gone" on the lew principal.
 Carlos I. Tully has been retained by the new trustees as teacher of Spanish ia the public schools.
 James Thompson Is rejoicing in the birth of a boy, which came 10 his house. hold this morning.
 The roll books of electors of Pima county have been printed, ruled and bound st the CITIZEN office.
 IL is probable that matches are made n heaven. because of the consuming tendency of the other place.
 Aful calendar will be ready for the September term of the District Court, which opens on the 22d instant.
 James Buell., Esq. has returned from stvo months soiourn at the seaside at Santa Ionica, much improved in health
 Hn. Morgan F. Wire returned to-day from up Salt River. He preferred lo- ing there fore the election than to go afterwards.
 Many cases os pneumonia have recent Y occurred in this city. but they have generally yielded to the skill of the physicians.
 The rel flag floats over the Masonic hall to-day. a reminder that the Chapter of Royal Arch Maso1s will meet there tonight
 Wm Beard has been appointed com missioner for Gil8 county to prepare an exhibit for the Worlds Exposition in New Orleans.
 The executive committee Of the conn., ty central committee will hold a meet lDg st Republican headquarters al o'clock tonight.
 Brewster Cameron is organizing a live stock association Tn Cochise county, meeting for which purpose was held in Tombstone today.
 l. O Hale and GeoIge Barnhart have been employed by the school trustees to examine t1s new school house, preparG- tory to an acceptance or rejection of the work
 IL was quite appropriate that the Democratic Territorial Convention should be held uu Salt River, Tn order to ismiliarize the candidates with that locality.
 The salt manufactured for table use by the Arctic Ice company of this city is the whitest, purest, finest and best that has ever been supplied the trade rom any source.
 Frank Mlltenberg, of the City Bakery, Is astonishing his patrons by the lm- proved quality of his bread and cakes. He is rapidly gaining on his business competitors.
 Fresh oysters are arriving in plenti- tul quantities. A demand for them has sprung up in Phenix and Joe Sresoyich has received orders for more than he can supply at present.
 The lists of registered voters come Tn slowly from some outside precincts. The register will remain open until October 10th, when 1t will be given into The hands of the printer.
 E. Sanchez. convicted of the larceny oi pair of blankets, and Pedro Sasueta, who stole Q harness, were sentenced by (. II. Meyer each to sixty days in the county !all, yesterday afternoon.
 4 couple of dogs attacked the mes senger boy Of the telegraph office yes teGday. and left an Unwelcome but last Ing impression upon him. A savatlon army should begin a crusade against the bTlte,.
 Joe Sres0vich has received a shipment oi lrillts from the Pennsylvania ranch, near CFl,tenden. Inc pears are large and Of very fine flavor. while the apples Tar surplss any brought from the Paclho coast. The Bellhowers are especially hne and attractive
 The first shipment of Liverpool salt Ton the Pioneer salt works in this city, was made to-day. Five thousand pounds Were sent to Crittenden, in this county. Inns IS the beginning of an important Industry h Tucson, whose proportions are destined to become msrvelously great
 Col. Durr has just laid in another big a'ock ot California wines, and bis premises are now filled with the best goods to be had. He so times his ship Menis that his stock Is always replen- shed before his assortment IS broken, anu therefore he is never out of any article
 Purchasers should bear in mind that the immense stock of crockery, cutlery ete, ot the late house of A. D. Otis was purchased by Stevens X Hughes at sucn leafes that they can supply any articles