Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

gone to Wilcox
 c. HaDdy's little son Charlie, .. ..,apor,ed to be dangerously Ill.
 D,ct bunting on the Santa Cruz Is .,;il ihe popular matntiuHl sport
 ID Reymert and Harry Brook left
 .o-3sy for the Mammoth mlne.
 rha Palace hotel is offered for rent .,a- January list. See advertisement.
 rbs Club saloon hot lunches are pat -,1,zsl very literally about noontime.
 4. Judd expects 90 make busi-
 visit to San Francisco in a few days.
 rbsre were no documents filed for ,,s1ri with the County Recorder to- ls!.
 Rswlius has moved his Congress
 .-.a. store to the Grand Central hotel corDer. risuow generally believed that the .,nls eaten by Adam and Eve was 6 .sl Plppin.
 na,u,y Sheriff Appel kindly furnished ae iail statistlcs published in yester- isy's CITIZEN
 Ina new restaurant at the American p.t-ry already enjoys a handsome run 3PsTonage.
 1rdye Barnes was banqueted and ser -.o5sd and treated with great distinc- ;,n m Tambstone.
 An esteemed correspondent wants to -.-r how doth the little busy bee and 1Ir he doth 1t. Hive no idea. Tina miue owners are very busy doing .Lar- annual assessment work now, and .Is mountains are full of people. v.ssrs. Flood and Macksy were to r..ra San Francisco on Saturday for a -.i, to Arizops and points further east. T5are will be vocal and instrumental ~1.;, and recitstions at the Pink Tea, tba Congregational church tomorrow -iEbt.
 T5eut. L. II. Strother, First Infantry, ts. beep assigned to duty at San Car h. with Capt. F. E. Pierce, Indian lgsn..
 Tba Phenix Gazette thinks Thanks --pr ought to be particularly observed ;-,. year and earnest thanks given that he legislature does not meet. sb,ld-rsr had fine specimen of -7on1taln sheep on exhibition at his market to day. He keeps his patrons v-l supo jed with game ID addition to u.her meats.
 herd Of antelope in the San Simon valley, few days ago, stood short distance from the railroad track and seemed deeply interested in the passing tram. There were ten or twelve ln the nerd.
 his believed that the Washington end of the government assumes the reht 10 furnish the judges of New Mex 10 and Arizona not only with lnstruc- a5ns 8s tp whom they may associate Etb. but how they shall decide import ant tauestions.-Santa Fe New Mexican. The friends of c. NJ. Strauss, al though they have received DO direct Eri 10 that effect, express a belief that be IS getting b=tter. Had 1t been other E,s tn would have heard 1t. Ills nsnr friends hope to learn Of hls spe=dy lecOv,ry.
 The grandmother has been good to re old colonel, and has sent him fulI he of holiday goods. He has the best tvines for table use and any mInce ra made this year without hb- sg quantity of his wines and brandy mi connt' The Colonel has proclaim si bi. warun darum, and the country i ibe- lore safe.
 4 box of Conqueror cigars upon tho eiitor's table, bearing the compllmenti OfS ii. Drachman, leaves no doubt II his mind that amid the trials and tempts tions of human life, one of Sans cigar affords a weary pilgrim that consolation and peace of mind the world Can nelthe give nor take away.
 Robert J. Barthels, of Tucson, whC has been quite successful ID that city ni Krestaurateur, has made arrangement for taking charge of the restaurant t' the rear of the Germania beer hall, ana intends to make first class place out O r. Mr Barthels will employ whit cooks. white walters and other help giving our people an opportunity O supporting their own race. He left or the stage for Tucson this m Irning, bu will return Tn few days to inauguratu h!s enterprise.-PhenIx Gazette.
 The American Bookmaker, published by Howard Lockwood, 126 and 12S Du ane street. New York. IS journal O technical information for publishers prInters, Photographers, bookmakers blank book manufacturers and al others interested in bookmakIng. IL not only replete with interesting details but Is illustrated with gems of engray ing both plain and colored. It IS print ct ID the highest style of typographlca Ert. and should be carefully read Q. everyone interested in bookmaking'
 Passenger brakeman Davis on tn Santa Fe, who came up from the soutl last evening, saw the dead bodies O Mr aud Mrs. Yeater, murdered by tn Apaches, an says that the mutllatlon Q Mrs Yeater's body was horrible. h also says that 1t Is generally oelieNe' Bbout D,ming that the monsters VII did the work w're a part of the receDtl discharged band of Apache scouts, VII slew weeks ago were supposed to b giving all the aid m their power t0 th' troops in running down the hostlles.- Albuquerque Journal.
 While en route from St. Johns |
 Sprlngerville last week, Mir. Ike Clanto
 and Mr. Lee Renfro came suddenly uI on seven bears, watering at pool aion
 side the road. It IS needless to say thf they gave them wide berth; but th strange part of the story Is, that ID horse rode by Mir. Clautou, which b' came badly frightened and almost III
 manageable upon seeing the bruln fam
 ly, was found the next day to have turr
 ed in color from jet black to that or
 milky white. This lie is sent m place the ea-serpent. now driven into wlntt
 qusrters.-St. Johns Herald.
 Last Friday night. the last shot in tf
 shaft Of the Locomotive mlne at Qu
 !otoa, threw out 8 large quantity
 nearly native silver. Iii quite malel
 ble and can be easily cut with a knif
 Just how much of Ghis kind of ore
 found vas not learned at the time Sa
 urday's stage left left, but 1t was rumo
 cd Tn Logan that large body had bee
 encountered. News has also been T