Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
Here aad There.

us. Renewed lie m this industry is mo-
 ticed in Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Col
 orado and Arizona Within sixty days
 past active operations have begun in all
 these states. ani fresh signs of busiress
 are apparent On every hand. Material
 for constructing railroad lines Is very
 cheap; abundant labor at fair figures can
 be obtained aud this revival will ere long
 make itself felt ID every department of
 trade and commerce. In Texas and
 Kansas, our uercbtors on the east, the
 present activity m rAlir Iad construction
 amounts in reality to "boCm," and even
 to the southwest, i1 Arizona, new rail
 road enterprises aIr going forward Ht an
 encouraging rate. New Mexico should
 profit by this state of affairs. There's
 abundant work tO be done, ani now
 right now-would seem 10 be the time
 to begin It. WIii the promoters of the
 Texas, Santa Fe ls Northern sit idly by
 and see other railroad enterprises car
 ried forward to completion without mak-
 ing another prOmp. and manly effort
 to complete the Espauola Santa Fe link
 of only twenty-sevea miles!-Sants Fe
 New Mexican.
 The 10th yeur cf Mexican Independ-
 ence will be celebrated in fine style in
 Tucson, next Wednesda Seiior Fay as
 Guarneros, the Mexican Consul, will be
 president of the ceremonies. On the
 evening of the 18th the Mexican houses
 will be brilliantly illuminated and
 twenty-one guns vlll be fired. On the
 16th another national salute will be
 fired; the band will discourse music be-
 fore the residence of the Mexican Con-
 sul, and then purade the streets playing
 patriotic airs. At 3.30 p. ID. the lines
 will begin to form on Church plaza and
 at 4:30 the march will begin, and the
 procession will move through the prin-
 cipal streets and thence to the Park,
 where speeches will be made, music rendered, etc. Fireworks will be burn- ed m the evening.
 Mir. J. Y. Ecclasion has just received from California some of the finest steel bits for brides that have ever been seen in Arizona, far suspassing the most elab- crate workmanship heretofore displayed on such articles. He has all kinds from the st simple to the most complicated, and from plain to polished steel with in- laid silver ornaments. They are all guaranteed the purest steel He has some brides made up, with the bits in question. and they are so very handsome that any horse would feel proud to wear them. Call and zee the novelties of his saddle and harness shop, whether you want to purchase or not.
 The 18th of September will be observ- ed Tn Nogales Tn a very commendable | manner. On the evening of the 18th | there will be an address oD the Inde- | pendence of Mexico; the national hymn | will be rendered and the young folks | will furnish vocal music and iecite ap- | prnpria.e poems. On the 10th at five | o'clock m the morning a cannon salute | will be fired and tEere will be music on | Inc streets. At ten o'clock the line of | march will be taken up. to the music of | the national anthem. There will be fire | works III the evening and two balls.
 The hunting season hes arrived and | ihe demand for sporting poWder has enlivened the business or W. 4. Scott, | agent for the California powder works, s ho supplies nearly all the explosions | lsed in this section. It is a well known -act that e better quality oi sporting powder IS made on the Pacific coast
 han n the eastern works, and all good ,portsmen prefer It. IL IS clear, bright ind powerful, and Is better m every re- ipect. Mir. Scott reports large sales of porting powder, and n very active mar Ret for the Hercules blasting powder.
 MT. c. P. He0ly arrived last evening rom the Cananea mines. Mir. Hrnly vas one of the party with James Gillian when he was killed by the Indians. We earn from Mir. Henly that eleven lpaches were seen last week about five nllts from the Cananeas. They aFe ull killing stock and II Is only by the utmost caution on the part of travellers hat more murders have not been com nitted. Sydney Maroon and Ei Gar and who were also with Gillian when he yLs killed are Gt work at the Jananea mine.-Record-Epitsph.
 Up and down; all around" is what a hilarious individual remarked of the 5onderful aggregation of all classes and ines ot merchandise displayed in l.. k Cc' magnificent empori- lm, the other day. He conceived the ltuation snd described the impression made upon hl5 sen-ItiZel brBln as the nstGntnueous camera would imprison .ying motion ot even race horse. It B the truth too, for mp and down, from eilar tO gallery, aud all around in every direction, the grand display of splendid nd cheap goods are to be seen.
 It does not require any unusual quant ,y of genius m newspaper reporter to ecord the simple Hrsival or departure ( En individual, but when he ambI- iOu-ll notes such occurrences two or hree days before they actually trans ire, the time ls ripe to transplant him l o place. where the good die young. | ,his paper sent Mir. T. A. Judd to the luJOtOas three days ago, and 1t entici- a;ed the time Of bIs departure by just 1 hree days, but 1t don't feel proud and tuck up one bit over its achievement.
 The Fashion restaurant will give its strons royal Sunday dinner to.nor- ow with a long list of luxurious con- omitants that will tickle the palate and evIve the wasted and overtaxed ener- les. There IS nothing in the world so )nduciye to long life and the eujoy- lent Of it's blessings and happiness, as q unday dinner at the Fashion. The lisine is the acme of professional skill | nd the enjoy ment of n repast thereof
 VI AO rery one ought to aspire.
 Tho San Xavier hotel, at the $. P. R. l |. depot, under Mayor Rayfield's man yemebt, IS making n fine reputation. a .r. Baytield we'll understands the nec- d sites of tEe publi, and be now has )uadant facilities for supplying his d nests with every possible seasonable V XuTy the market affords. The Sun. iy dinner a; the San Xavier to-mor- 4, w will be a verita0le feast and fully V rec hundred guests will sit down to 8 table.
 The usually excellent Sunday dinner at n e Palace will not be omitted to-mor- ., ", and he who misses the opportunity
 dine at the Palace upon the occasion .. h.c's a serious sacrifice upon himself. U T. Kline VIII welcome every one who '. ints good square meal with plenty Of '' et ceieras, and he will demonstrate @ fact that the merits of the Palace are tt cEeasiug with the rapid flight of time. n Leo Goldschmiits big furniture store q, doing a rushing business just now. le return of the local tourists and the