Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-12-27
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. DEC. 27, 1884

holidays.
 Joe Betz has receIvei his Christmas cigars and they are daisies.
 Bishop Dunlop will hold services m the probate court room tomorrow.
 Rev. c. B. Sumner arrived yesterday from his visit to New Mexico.
 Col. BE. Bivins returned yesterday from the east, and he will probably re- main here for a season.
 J.F. Yorba is buzzing the angels Tn their favored city-Los Angeles.
 Arizona Commandery Nc. l, Knights Templar, will hold regular eonc'aVe tonight.
 The Fourth Cavalry Band will return from Fort Huacbuca 10 Lowell to-mof- row.
 A school teicher is wanted at San Xavier. One who talks Sp inlsh httI-, IS preferred.
 Rlths,hl has his whole force of ma at work making fresh cI=dies for the holidays.
 Workmen have been busy during the past few days making radical changes ID the interior of the Fashion saloon.
 Thet pool of sewerage near tae city hall possesses all the fragrant elements of genuine LImbIrger.
 Episc ,pal services will be held to- morrow in the Probate Court room at lO:30 a. m and p. m. Bishop Dunlop officiating.
 Arizona Leqi0n Nc. |. Select Heights, will meet tonight and elect officers ter the ensuing .;ear. All comrades should attend.
 The Mollychunkcmunk is the name of a lake im Maine. The name cf a Great German Remedy Is Saint scob'oilcon- querspain.
 Ifauy one Goubts that the resources of Ariz Dna are still ia their infancy, hls attention is respectfully directed to the birth column.
 Charley Brown might have been just as happy had 1t been gir, but It wouii be difficult for hIm to express mariies,a- tions of greater joy.
 There was a very large attendance at the funeral of the late Judge Busll, who was laid away to the rest ot age, yesterday.
 In preparing to jump 'tother fellows mine on January lst, miners shouid not forget that the CITIZEN keeps supply of location notices.
 Ladies. if you want to make Christ mas present to your husband or sweet heart that will be greatly aTprecia.ea, 20 to Noble x Halls warehouse and bay quartz mill.
 Jos. Sresoyich will receive to-day CT tomorrow carload of Hermpsllia oranges -65,G00 in all. He I5 m.k;nE room for them in his store. \ CT lead of hay will also arrive to-day.
 The county ought to feel prold of its new Ouijotoa road, beyond Silver Lake. It IS useful chiefly to inspire teamsieEs with the belief that II Is better for ihem to drive across lots.
 The express office Is Te ping ht'le harvest through the transnlsslou ol Christmas gifts. Some are arriving and some are being sent away, aud tie whole force of the office Is kept busy "a consequence.
 One weather prophet predicts another rainstorm in few days, and auOtnar, equally weatherwise, says fine weather will prevail until after the end Of tte month. Crosley has received large number of fat turkeys that are anxious to make merry christmas, to the extent of thelr number, for all who eau devise ways and means to obtain them. NIT. Robert Filling, brother of Mrs. Warren. has arrived from Darlington, Wisconsin. and will remain ID Tucson during the winter, possibly may become d permanent resident. Assistant Surgeon A. r. Prick. |. ;. Army, has been ordered from For. Verde to Fort Lowell as witness m tue case of hospital steward George Duke, undergoing court martial
 J. NJ. Berger, has a lot of grape roots and cuttings for sale. They are all of such varieties as will thrive well in this climate, and were imported by him from California.
 The Pioneer Hose company will give their Third Monthly Social on the even ing of December 3lst. They never q anytbiug by halves and upon this oeca- sion they expect to surpass all other efforts.
 The jury m the case of Allen vs. the Southern Pacific railroad, was discharged at noon today, being unable tO agree. The ise was for damages for injuries received during the fire sometime ago ai Yuma. and 1t has occupied the attention of the District Court for the past SIX days. The jury stood five for plaintiff and seven for defendant.
 While the disease Is not general it is well known that there have been number cases of dlphtheria in this city and several deaths from 1t. So far the deaths have been principally confined to the southern portion of tue citE where the sanitary regulations are not so strictly observed.
 F. $. Romero and Miss Bernardina Aragon were married this morning at No. 22l North Main street. Quite a psrty of the relatives and intimate friends of the bride and groom were present and united Tn warm congratula- tons. The parties are highly esteemed m Spanish and American circles Of this city, Mir Romero being a young gentle min of good astainments and his bride an equally talented and handsome young lady.
 D. J. Bolyn barely escaped meeting with a very serious accident early this morning. He has n contract with ihe city to empty tine huge tank into winch the city hall and ial waste pipes lead: Last night he had a wagon load of barrels pumped full of the liquid, and Tn starting his team this morning to haul them away, one of the front bar Iels of, taking Bolyn with 1t. He struck the ground first and the barrel fell across his leg, lamlng him somewhat. II was almost a miracle that 1t had not struck his head and killed him.
 The cour: house had narrow escape from fire this morning. The lanitor of the U. $. Marshars office had made fire quite early, as usual, but m burning, the wood had fallen with such force against the stove door that 1t was