Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27

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 CbrIs.mas trees are being prepared .,.,ba Methodist and Baptist churches. R,,b will b. elaborate affairs.
 Ho. Scotch. as made at the Scotia, by J,ice Patterson, has become the popu- l,r i-.nk of the times.
 The keno war is still kept up. Last r.,h. they fought with music-each b51.e had I;s own band
 Arzlna Lodge No. 1, A. O. U. w., will make nOmInatiOns for officers at their nee.lng tomorrow night.
 There will be a special meeting of Tucson Lodge No. f, F. x A. M. to night f1- installation of officers.
 Gen II. G. Rollins next speaker of Cs ArizJuI Housa of Representatives, lsroz ID Tombstone.
 These days before Christmas,
 These days make me sigh
 I've had full enough of
 The sweet buy-Rnd-buyi
 M.ltsubers IS making some splendid niace p.es-iIst tie thing to put in y5ur svee.heart's stocking as Christ mas gift
 While you are thinking what is best ;0pa.chase for a Christmas gift, just s,5p Into the Scotia and get a hot s,Jca
 The present term of tine District Court will close Friday. On Saturday a special term will be held to try the Paul. Shaw contest.
 Mss Mary Gardiner, daughter of Thomas Gardiaer, was married at Apa- che Springs on Saturday, to James ka15, stockman of the Santa Ritas.
 1 fine roast pig and other good things, followed by those huge Christmas ci- gars. VII. be served at Joe's saloon, on Congress street, at eleven o'clock to- uOTrOE
 The first step toward wealth. says an eXcaaase. ''is the choice of a good wife" The first step toward health IS to use St Jacots Oil for aches, spraiDs and pal:s
 The city mad a fowl look yesterday. Nearly every grocery store displayed iarEc numbers of turkeys, chlcken1, dl,As, aud geese, chiefly brought from h-ls4s markets.
 The Stereopticon exhibition at the N [, church. tonight will be very en- ter:aning affair. The Christmas tree ELi give all the little ones something nee.
 John Lowe. came down from Los Angeles to-day, and will remain a few days. He brought some fine sample of Ca.fornIa fruits as Christmas gift to ihs we" of the CITIZEN, for which thanks are returned.
 The General Delivery at the Post oti,e will be opened tomorrow, Christ mas, from IO:30 to 1l:30 a. m.. and from i3j io 5:31 p. m. Registered matter ELi be delivered from 10:30 to 1l3O an.
 R1anl NJ Mortimer, if this should Le-: his eye, will learn some interest il- nevs by calling on or corresponding Win Phi. l.. Crovat. at Porter's Hotel. h-s matter of importance and re- glire' prompt attention.
 Ile Palace intends to entertain its guests tomorrow In royal style with as hne dinner as can be had anywhere. An exhaustive bil of fare has just been Issued, and there i5 ID reason why those Nal elIOy the Christmas dinner should asIu Ue hungry for a week.
 Mss An0is Milton gave a very pleasant caady pull last evening, at the residence ut her parents in BuelIs ad- G!lon. Quite a number of young .ai!es and gentlemen acqnaIntances were present and report passing very enl3yable evening.
 Mayor F. G. Curtis. of Atlantic, Iowa, AitEef Monday evening, aud left We'd GGesIay morning for Gro Blanco. Major Na5ils Is ;be President of the Boston a-u ooa0ra Mining Company. who own SNehslye mines and works at Plomoso, o-oFa. He intends visiting these mines AAl prepare for further work.
 The new tangled hand grenade fire eA~nguishers are made to closely re- nj T5'-o!e a pretty little blue decanter. re rue other day while n carpenter m 'HsiAla City was eating his dinner, s'le persons cane in and drank up the o'-'ehtS ot the fire extinguisher. They sSl Ie probably preparing to go to h. AleE Pam, the enterprising merchant
 hurher ls n the city. It Is under s.o'd that Alex has discovered some fe'14lar attraction here, and a little l.. N1E -",meF 10 his Thurber home soon after ,-s holidays. But perhaps that bird IS !t1e sr-le 10 Pam off joke on the un- PA'stca'ed faber agitator.
 A couple Of large foundation stones ,ls1 ,. TelghIng about two tons, were .g1eltly quarried near Roble,' pass, ,o,li live miles from the city, Tor the IEIl,l4ilon of the machinery of the 1elgh drills at Quijotos. It seems i5, lsrrylng cosls to Newcastle, haul -ase masses of rock eighty miles to
 -'autaln tha. is all rock.
 me high adobe fence on the north ,. 'e oi Laborys property, at the corner r'.oue Avenue and Alameda street c.- ,' Inward yesterday, with a sudden TesA' The little children of MT -i.o5Fy and Frank Cooler had beer 1l..l!lhg under the wall but few min nos. 1,eS before it Tell, and narrowly escaped p'''iOle injury.
 zo- tle uniform to be worn by the Ari ma -1 rioneers on the day of their an or iI T parade, ss published in the CITIzEs h.. uesday, consisting of black fell T-t and rosette, seems to be rather ,t,u sut Tor this season of the year. Sec if aIl Osborn, of the Pioneers, desire: mi understood that ordinary clothing ;,, ,I also be worn, otherwise it might wJhaIlhge upon the rights of Arkansas par of spurs.