Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-10
To-day was the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans.

battle of New Orleans.
 Transient travel in Tucson is said to be somewhat on the increase.
 Hon. Alonzo Bailey, legislator fron Gila county, passed through this morn ing en route to the capital.
 How can a woman make hone more attractive to her husband? In some cases the thing can be done by invitIc 2 the widow Smith around to spend the evening, or b; keeping St. Jacobs Oil in the closet.
 A party Of about twenty tourists passed through yesterday afternoon en route to San Francisco. TEey were mainly from Boston and seeking the Pacific coast to escape the rigors of the Eastern winter.
 The Benson Knights of Pythias will give grand dedication ball OF the night ot the 16th instant. IL will, it is said, be the grandest affair of its kind ever given ID that town. A number of the brethren from this place contemplate being m attsndaEce.
 County Recorder Sampson has his Oi- flee Tn smooth running order Mir. A.. C0enen ls officiating as chief clerk, and Mossrs. J. H. Finch acd J. r.. Magee as ! subordinate clerks. MT. CCoUen was chief under NIT. Drake and is most valuable assistant.
 Mir. John Gardiner was yesterday by the Council appointed City Surveyor. ! This on the part of Mr. Gardiner vas unsolicited, but 1t IS a compliment to bis well-known, recognized ability. The appointment IS generally acknowledged a good one, and the City Council ac;ed wisely Tn making 1t.
 A tramp printer by the name oi Me Carty and bummer companion, Lay, recently gotten ins0 trouble in Phpn'x, through the theft of money from tae Hearld office. McCarty Is we'll known to tbe printing fraternity Of this city. he having at various times worked at both the Citizen and Staascases.
 Doc Rogers is said to have the dead drop on the ducks that cungregate on Warmers pond. He purposes to hunt them not by day, but by fiTelIGht at night, Tn like planner as deer are sOme- times hunted, and for this purpose has EaAth' oCA n AlhA V III EANC tue essential duck-dec )ying light. The sue cess or failure of the enterprise has not been made known.
 The following officers Of Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. O. U. w., were by Deputy Grand Master Osborn, installed last night: r. Cooler, Master Workman; Wm. Reid, Foreman; M. Lamont, Over seer; K. Nasquez, Guide; 4. V. Grosetla, Recorder; Philip Schrieber, Receiver; l.. M. Prince, Financier; Hiram Gardiu- CT, Inside Watchman; Jacob Harris Outside Watchman; Dr. \. II. Malas, Medical Examiner; W. J. Osborn and Philip Schrieber, Trustees.
 Most of the Pima county legislators left for Prescott tO-dsy, going by various routes. R. N. LeatherWOnd, C. C. Ste phens and Eugene Aram went via Lrs Angeles and Mojave. Nlr. Aram was accompanied by Lis wife. General II. G. Rollins went by the same route Yes terlay. Mcssrs. F.. W. Risiey and ;. N Franklin also left this afternoon. At MsricOpa they will take th- stage and go by way of Pnenix. Geo. W. Brown left this morning to go by way of Albu- querque. Judge LIgathizer left for Prescott ms morning.
 The mex. social to be given by the h. d'es of the Congregational church will be m honor of the new minister and family, Mir. and Mrs. Cole, whose arrival here are almost daily looked for. They were expected during the early part of the present week, but for causes not known to friends here tLey failed to ar rive. The entertainment to be gwen in their honor wll' % free io all corners, and will be ma,.s b';n pleasant and en- ioyable. The sOcials given by the ladies of that church are proverbial for bospi- tslity and good cheer. The coming one, gwen as 1t will be in honor of their new pastor, will be exceptionally fine, and may be looked forward to with tLe as- surance that attendance on it will be an evening we'll and pleasantly spent.