Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-14
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

W
 N, spi Mrs. ". B. Anderson otGreat s-yille are at the Russ
 Mir and Mrs. W. c. Davis left Tucson m Monday last for visit 10 California
 .Gttle daughter was born to Mr. and Mir. Ii. R. Jeffords on Saturday night last.
 Leon lido Carrillo sold three car loads ofcsttle to San Francisco butchers on Monday last.
 There is sand to be S60,OOO worth of ,,scbjuery m the works of the Arctic Ice Company.
 Doctors report that diphtheris has al- most entirely disappeared from among inc children of this city.
 Mir and Ms. Chss. Williams recently visiting with NIT. and Mrs. W. C. Davis. Is.t for thIIr home Tn San Jose. Cal ru Sunday last.
 Two colored sluggers promise a friendly set-to at an early day. They will nut up their maulers Tn first-class style to the tune of S50.
 All hands are very busy in the rail. road machine shops putting patent air brake on all engines and trains running oa the Southern Pac fic Riilroad.
 The spring has SO far advanced that young birds are already to be seen in lie hedges a portion of which Palmer tarasbtrl are almost as fully fedyed as ne aduit birds.
 Mlcha-l De Young. of the San Francis co Carou;cle. telegraphed Judge Camp bell to-day, asking him to appear in the p-osecutiou of il c Spreckels case, which + tc be tried soon n that city.
 The Tombstone Epitaph has changed hands, Mr. J 4. Nash f ihe Benson Herali beng its present editor and urop,ie Although reduced a column D size II IS still Republican, but not psrt,sau Tn its politics. Mir. Nash has inc best wishes of the CITIZEN for success.
 Mrs. Jas. H. Toole arrived in the city ve,ie.la, and IS a guest of Mir and Mrs c R Drake. Mrs. Goole IS accompanied iy her youngest child, and as her visit Is one ot huslue she will remain till II has been settled. Mrs. Toole has many friends here who are mucn pleased 10 see her agaIn among them.
 Mr. 4. r. Wright leaves shortly for Chritteniea tn take charge ofthe pubhc school recently orgauized at that place M-. Wright is young man of most ex- ceen; parts. Msrylander by birth, gentleman and scholar. The good people of Cut'endeu are very fortunate ID securing hls services as a teacher.
 The case of Wm Reed, for connection with Joh lson In the forged Alabama cases, came up before United States C1uris-I iner Gregg thle morning, and resulted in the honorable discharge of N- Re-d. there not being sufficient evil ielcr 10 warrant far. her proceedings. Tui- tLa many friends of Mr. Reed will bs pie Ad 70 learn, inasnuch as they were sloT 10 believe that he had wIl- fully gotten himself into trouble. The < st-rs of St Soseph at the Con- vent school, will give public examina- ton ot their scholars tomorrow at 9 | o'clock to which the parents of children and all interested friends are invited 1 to attend These yearly examinations | are looked forward to with much plea-- l Ire lnaSmuch as they show the pro- tcleucy and progressiveness of the pu- | Tl.s under their charge. Scholars to | the school have cCme n"t "nly from the | different parts of Arizona but also from | the ueghpnrins states of MevicO. The | attendance tomorrow will undoubtedly | be large. w Evans. Deputy Chef Marshal of | Arizona under Capt. Tiioall, has in cir | culatlUn petition which, to the credit | nfN N- |. T .1 by citizens Of b ih parties, asking the | s2coiuimtn. of Marshal of Arizona iu | the eveIt of tue removal or resignation | oiCart IIihall from that responsible | position. Mir. Evans nss for eight years | teen a deputy U. S. M ,rshal and for the | tso sri d half years been and is now | Che, Deputy, ami is consequently thor o7-7'g cpnversant with the affairs of t5e office.
 Ae7.rs Stezens & Hughes are the | T s5 snterprislng hardwa merchau Is | i-.s clty ever had. for while they may | deal Tn various sperialties. they carry a | tlll ine of almost everything that per tains to to their business or trade. or | some things hut little k sold during the I entire year, but say the firm. tour policy | Is never to be out of anything in our | hue:" and as their line embraces full | stock of hS riware in its varioIs branch ss, crockery, glassware, lamps, chande- hers, gas fixtures. wagons, plated ware | and Rpg-rs' famous table cutlery, an idea of their immense stock may be | formed The Mitchell wagons, for which | they aye agents. Is among the Lest man. u'actured m the country and is capable o' doing more road servIce than any | l H,.N m known to te4ma'e-s, freighters and | farmers, who individually and collective ly add their testimony in its behalf.