Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-09
Mrs. Dr. \. H. Mstas is reported to he

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 found-s common door key of salvan. ized iron. Call at CITIZEN office.
 The exhibition of shape a. the Park Iheater last night was we'll patronizes by the bald heads, -e>
 The grandmother has sent Col D,,, another big stock of goods which yrera being opened to-day. ''
 Lonergan, Holmes .s Co. Are selI;ne summer i,1 silks at 50c. Ladies LIsl. Thread stockings at 75c.
 The place to buy a good suit of clo,be, s at l.. Zeckendorf X Cos. Their gents' complete. ''i'
 In speaking of the Adamless Eden troupe fast night, the Star says ..the whole performance was up to the bioh- est expectation" He ought to know'
 Mrs. [. Ii. Gillett aud aiiss Na,tis Prince, daughter sof Mr. L. M. Prircs returned yesterday afternoon from e Texas.
 Joseph Frsie', Of Pical county. died ot consumption in iha hospiiaI t,,ie morning and Was bunei by county cor. oner l.. I. Smith. Deceased was about 2S years of age.
 Under the careful management of MT. l. A. Judd, the California Wine House IS nourlshlng, even though times are dulI. Blooi, good goods and fair deal. ing will always tell.
 Gen. B. II. GIierson. Colonel of tbe IOth Cavalry, is in the city. Gen Grierson was one Of the famous and dasning cavalry leaders during the war or the rebellion, and has a splendid record.
 Norman J. Coleman has been appoint ed commissioner of agriculture by Pre- sident Cleveland. Mir. Coleman IS edi- tor of the Rural World. publishei in St. Louis, and his appointment seems to give general satisfaction.
 Wanted-information as to the where abouts ot George Chapman. Any one knowing his address, will confer a favor by writing the Cochise Record, Tomt. stone, Arizona; or Wallace Corbett, Tombstone, Arizona. Territorial papers please copy.
 Several heavy Texas outfits will try to get cattle into Arizona. New Mexico inspectors must recollect that Arizona has very strict quarantine law against Texas cattle, and be sure they do not al- low any of ihese herds to make a quar- antine ground Of the Territory.-New Mexico Stock Grower.
 Mr. Move Wicks was joyous and un- usually dignIfied yesterday over the in- terestIng fact that he was the father of A first born son the first heir at law of himself and his talented wife. Should the new member of the family inherit the talents of the parents, he will be useful and valuable member of society n the swift coming future.-Los Angeles Herald.
 Just received by Patterson 6 Reid To barrels Golden ChIet Bourbon Spring 1882, and , barrels Wattingly, Spring lSSO. These goods are direct from the U. 5 Bonded Warehouse and for sale at the Scotia Liquor Warehouse. No wines or other liquors manufactured from oils kept or sold on the premises. Parties requiring the latter class of goods are respectfully requested to buy elsewhere.
 When county coroner E. I. Smith went to the cemetery this morning to bury Joseph Frates, of PInal county, who died in the hospital, he detected an offensive odor proceeding from the grave of the man found dead near the powder house and buried by coroner Murphy yesterday. On examination of the grave he discovered that the coffio was not SIX inches under ground. This fact be reported to the health officer. who instructed the chief of police to give the matter attention, 1t being with Iu the city lImi.s.