Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-17
Chief Justice Sumner Howard will be in PhenIx during Fair week.

Marks, all of Logan city, are in the city.
 John Hanlon, the builder, who for merly resided ID this city, IS now visit ing Tombstone.
 Graham county has twelve: prisoners in its jail awaiting the opening Of the the District Court
 The furnace of the Arizona Copper company at Clifton are to be illuml- mated with electric lights.
 D.L Sayre has sold his interest ID the Clifton Clarion to his partner, J. T. Fitzgerald, and retired from the paper.
 Paul Moroney, ST, is convalescing from quite severe spell Of sickness. His friends hope to see him out Tn few days.
 Prof. J. C. Hilzinger will lecture on Moral Training at the Commercial College rooms, commencing at SO'clock tonight.
 w. L. Gaston, city auditor and re corder of Tombstone, has been indicted for embezzlement, and placed under 5000 bonds.
 JIM Quiggle has sold his well at Lo- gan city to F. T. Jones, who will hereaf- ter dispense the aqueous beverage to the people.
 J.L. Fisher, of Prescott, cleared up S5,0O0 on a horse race Ut Albuquerque, last Saturday. He was Fisher with a purpose.
 Attorney General Clark Churchill has removed his lares and penstes from Prescott to Phenix, where he will re- side In future.
 The Quiiotoa Indian who was bitten by dead rattlesnake. has shuf1ied of the coil-that is to say, he has been gathered unto his fathers.
 Ed. McQuilkin died at the Sisters Hospital, of consumption yesterday The funeral took place at the Catholic Church this afternoon.
 In Pnenix, when u rough threatens a mans life, and makes an attempt to kill him, they lock up the assaulted party, probably to protect him.
 The Palace will please its patrons by bounteous repsst tomorrow and will show to the public that 1t Is not surpsss- ed by any hotel in Arizona.
 John ?. Cum has been appointed city auditor and recorder of Tombstone, by the city council, ID place Of ". l.. GEston, removed.
 Col. B. J. D. Irwin, medical director of this department, leaves Prescott to- day for New York, to take the position of medical director of the division there
 Ladies calling at tue store of l. Zeck- endorf d Co, will receive Butterick's Metropolitan Fashion Catalogue free. This Is 0 standard fashion publication.
 Local nimrods find much sport ID hunting quail and cottUntHils at the foothills of the Santa Catalinas. They are reported Tn abundance along the foothills.
 Geo. W. Holland, prospector and miner 43 years of age, who left Pbenix on the 7th Of September for his home in Ohio, dled iu Youngstown, Ohio, on September 23d. His disease was con sumption.
 "Ihe CITIZEN calls one of its former editors, parsOn. Star. Si, senOr; and it deciphers the calsallstic characters on the wall like the old Dutchman under stood the preacher to say: Minnie, Minnie, tickle the parson.'
 Special agent II. 4. Moore, of the Treasury Department, whose distuct extends from Fl PasO to San Diego, will have his office In this city and has located at 1lG Stone Avenue. Mir. Moore basks upon the present sunny side of the political fence.
 Louis Blombarg shot and killed Dave Robinson, at Eeymert's camp, lS miles northeast of Florence, on Wednesday. and gave himself up to the officers of the law. The trouble originated over a game of cards.
 The estate of II. J. Bishop. who was killed st Flagstaff Tn 1881, by Henry Hall, W ho was hanged for the crime, will escheat to the Territory, Rs no heirs have vel appeared. The amount due the estate ls Sl35O.36.
 Johnson, the wounded burglarious coon of Phenix, who escaped from the county hospital when he was about to transferred to the jail, has been recap tured. He was found on the road to Yuma, doubtless to anticipate an official assignment to that place.
 Our church in Tucson, Arizona, is a well-built brick, and very neat and com fort85le, when It IS comfortable any where outside. It has a stove Tn 1t, so We suppose it sometimes gets cool out there. The church property, including the church, parsonage, and another house, IS worth 5,UO.-CalIfornls Christian Advocate.
 The Elite will bow to the pious pubic tomorrow with one of the best Sunday fn InaGnn the local markets, those of California have been largely drawn upon and noth- ing is lacking to please the most fastidi- ious epicure. The Elite is making a great success in its business and its din ing rooms and private parlOrs are occu- pied day and night.
 The salary fund matter was brought before the Judge of the first Judicial District Court this morning, the Board of Supervisors being represented by Judge John Haynes and the sslaried officials by Judge J. A. Anderson. A partial argument was had and the mat ter continued. It will probably be completed and a decision reached sone- time tomorrow.
 It seems a difficult matter to obtain jury m the case of the tnIted States aganst the p0rties accused of breaking into a car at Huacbuca siding and tak ing theIeirOm some government stores, Both of the former Yenlres were e1- hadsted and only eight jurors were ob- tained and they are subject to chal- lenge. A new yenire for fifteen trial jurors returnable forthwith, was issued this morning.
 The strangers who have come to the city on court business, speak m terms of great praise of the Elite restaurant, and are willing to go before the grand jury and solemuly affirm that they can get more good food and of better quality at the Elite than at any other restaurant in town. 4 true bill has been found against the proprieiors for keeping the best restaurant in the Territory, and there Is no douht Of their conviction on this charge.
 The Cabinet Saloon, in Drake's new hlncl at tba cDfuar pf CpnCrsss street