Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-02

Florence EnteTprIse: And now comes the report that Reavis, the ghoul who is sucking the vitality from the best DOT tion of Arizona, will at an early day es- tablish a newspaper organ at Florence. The fighting editor of the pirstical outfit should weigh at least about ton.
 The members of Negley Post, c. A. R, of this city, are making the prelim- nary arrangements for the proper ob servance of Decoration Day. This duty they always religiOusly perform Tn manner that reflects great credit upon the veterans of the late unpleasantness.
 "Nystagmus, or oscillation of the eye balls, is an epileptiform affection of the cerebellular oculomotorial centers." We quote ths above from medical exchange, instead of printing an article of cur own on the subject. It covers the ground so completely, and with such convincing clearness and cOnciseness, that nothing more need be said upon the subject.
 Sportsmen who occasionally bring down a bear may moi be aware that they often throw away portion of that ani- nal that brings a ready sale at good prices Gt almost any Chinese store. In China there is great demand for bears gall, which is used in some intricate dyeing process, and they are valued so highly that the price n Tucson ranges from 5 to S2O for single gall.
 The people of Pima county will decide, on the 231 of May, whether or not tho Tucson and Calabasas railroad Company shall be subsidized by the county tO the extent of S2000O0 The Florence Enter prise believes the railroad in question will confer upon Pima county benefits ten timss the subsidy asked, provided the road should be extended to the At lantic & Pacific, via Florence, Phenix and Prescott.
 Connected with the Ancient Order of United Workmen is a life insurance sys- tenn, on the mutual plan, each member being assessed Sl at the death of broth CT in good standing. In August last Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona were set aside us a separate jurisdiction, and there has been but one deatL and no assessment in that period. This in membership Of ,, 800 Is truly remarka- ble showing-Gazette.
 The estimated amount of freight com pFising the mill and well machinery for the Peerless Company now being handled by L. Zeckendorf k Co. will aggregate seven hundred tons. One hundred and fifty thousand pounds were received las. night and from fifty thousand to seventy five thousand pounds are received daily. Teams on the road to QuijOtoa have fifty tons of freight. At the rate freight is moving there Is work for all the teams that can be had.
 Reports having been maliciously cir culated that the CITIZEN job rooms have no competent job printer, 1t is announced for the benefit of the business men and others tha. the CITIZEN job rooms are under the personal supervision of Mir. Geo. W. Brown, whose many years of successful eXperIencs Tn this branch Of the printing business not only gives him rank among the best job printers on the. Pacific coast, but guarantee the highest perfection of the art. The CITIZEN IS better prepared than ever before to promptly execute all classes of job work.
 For the past ten years an alleged ad- vertising agent in San Francisco, named D. Brown, has been conducting business with the provincial press, and in nearly every instance he has victimized them in greater or less amounts. Nearly every | newspaper in Arizona has had occasion | to show mp bis swindliDg course. Re | gently he went through a form of fail | ure, but made personal promise tO settle | up his indebtedness to the newspapers | by supplying printers ink or other sup plies. Now be again enters the same | field of business at 402 Montgomery | street, San Francisco, under the name of | McIllriach E Go. Inquiries made by the CITIZEN, through responsible parties in | San Francisco, bring back the caution to | beware of him "he Is a blk of the first | water" The press of Arizona IS caution cd against the swindling operations of this Irresponsible man.