Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

Wood vendors in view of the coming
 cold weather have raised the prlce Ci
 their wares.
 Joe Perrin has removed bis tailor
 ing establishment and gents furnishing
 goods store to the GoldsteiD building on
 the corner of Mesilla and Meyer street.
 Lieut., and Mrs. J. E. Erwin arrived
 from the east yesterday. Mrs. Erwin
 has been visiting in tine east, since last
 June. The Lieutenant will remain a
 few days, and then reioin hts troop Tn
 the field.
 The Fire laddIes. looked gay in their uniforms, finer set Of men can not be
 found on the Pacific coast, and be 1t
 said to their credit, one, and ali smoke none but Sam Drachmsn's Imported and
 Key West Cigars.
 A little girl who was asked what she meant by saying she had been ba2;ised two times, replied that II didn't take the first time. In this 1t was different from Red Star Cough Cure. That medicine goes tO the spot at once, an relieves permanently.
 The public school at San Xavier uB- der the management of Carlos Iully IS said to be more popular and better at tsndeI than 1t has at any year pre- viOus. MT. Tully's efficiency as a teacher IS being duly appreciated both by the directors, pupils and parents. The Fraternsl, and BrO,herly lOv. dis played by the craft of Free and acceg L. ed Masons IS worthy of mention, while no religious. nor political discussions are permitted in theIr deliberations, ye. one and all bes;ov pralse on the Palace cigar store and Sam Drachmsn feels proud of the Compliment
 The Record Epitaph remarked last week. that they felt lonesome. having the whole journalistic field to them 1 selves. Noticing The issue of November ] 6:h of the Daily Tombstone, We would | infer that they had very lively coniem- | pOrary. Perhaps the Record Epitaph ! will cease to envy the Tucson paper now.
 The Box case which has occupied rhe l County Court the greater part of lsst l week rendered verdict Saturday eve | ming at midnight of not guilty. So far . ss can bs learned. the verdict gives uni veF-sl satisfaction. The case was prose- cuted by District Attorney Hereford and Judge Lowell, and defended by Haynes and Stiles.
 We understand that Col Shaster of Fort Grant has consented Co let the lst. Infantry band come down 10 Fort Low ell for a trip. This IS one of the finest bands n the service, and our people will have the pleasure, of listening tO some excellent music. Fort Lowell has been band HOW for some tune, and this kindness on the part of Col Shafter, will be appreciated,
 Preparations are being made at the store of Leo GoldschmIdt to receive .he three carloads of new furniture that are now on the way here from the east. Three car loads of furniture Knocked down." will make at least twenty times that amount when "set lp.' To make room for this he IS work ng of part of hIs old stock at ridicu- Ously low prices. Call and get bargin.
 Supt. Smith came Tn from Ouijotoa sst night. When interviewed on the indian trouble he said that under the [ instruction of Wheeler the Indians have sken up large area of the best wood and north of the Quijotoas. To ac- omplish this the agent was obliged to emoye the old chief COnquean and put D his stead more subservient chief. dr. Smith has with him a diagram . urnished him by the chief. of the land laimed. In all there are 6S claimants nd each of which lays claim to a piece { land +iSxlI60 feet in extent. Ii