Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
LOCAL NEVIS.

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 Mrs. E. B. Gage, %, Tombstone, is the guest Of Ms. I. l.. Stiles, this city
 The Twin Sisters cuntata will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 22d, tt the Bap- list church.
 Capt. L. 4 Abbott l-ft yesterday for Wilcox. The Capt has some cattle in- te-ests in that vicinity,
 Warren Scott and family have moved to Silver City, New Mexico, where they Will ID the future reslle.
 Two charming young ladies, the Misses GIliett, are shortly to be added to the socIegy of Benson.
 Supt. Muir IS detained at Fl Paso OD business of the company, but Will re- turn in tew days.
 B. A. Packard Of Tombstone will II Is reported be appointed prison cOmmls- sIoner wee L. $. Gage resigned.
 Frush's C.rcus, now showing here. conEempiates a tip to Tombstone wher they Till, 1t Is said, return here for the winter.
 Kline says that tomorrow will be no exception to his regular fine Sunday dinner. The Palace bill of fare IS sec ond to none in the city.
 Hank Smith drove ID from the San Pedro yesierday. He says Es he passed b. he noticed the Mammoth mil which appears tO be B very Dice plant.
 The usual magnificent spread will be found at the EiIte 10 morroS. SIewert s dIn,ng rom Is usually crowded and every one goes away satisfied.
 Aired Goidscamldt, the manager ot the Pioneer Book Store Bt QGilOtOa, is in the ci:y shaking hands with old friends. He has tots ot faith m the camp.
 Manuel V Brichta came in from No gales yesterday on s visit co bls mother. lie reports tue town lively and work on the smeiier Gs being rapidly pushed ahead.
 A letter receIVed this morning from Mr. c. F. Drake, locates him at Maggie lena. H5, however, expected to leave shortly on a visit to Ores, the ancient capital Of Sonora.
 i new discovery has been reported cn the 0uijOtua Mountain. The IeturBs so far made are lU5 gold and 4.75 In silver. Mir. Hm. RsIQ is anuounce1 us being the fortunate owner.
 Chas L. Mellgren formerly of this city but UUG of Tombstone, has leased the Oriental sal lUou on the corner of FlfIh and Allen W here be will be pleased to see nls old acquHlutauces.
 The Sunday dinners at the San Xavier are the sujact of much favorable comment by those that have enjoyed thcm. gnd tle inc large dining room is usually filled to its utmost capacity.
 CousiGera ole ID tbe way Of church en- terta; ,iueuts Is promised this winter. The Episc Pallaus prJml-e bazaar and supper, tue B -ptists a cautala, the Con- grega,i ngli,ia and MethodIsts each CDTi5tma lesIyal.
 Dick Rule came ia from San Fran cisco yesjeriH!, B EeTe he has been on busiuess. He viii proceed to Tomb stone today. DIc6 has great many 6cquainrances he5e who are always glad to see him.
 Wm. R .ii, ye gen.al hos, of the Sco- tia, shipped sixteen .s.ks of ore 10 Pueblo to-day. They were from hIs Brooklyn mIne at the Qujotoa. fhe ore shipped has an average value Of G5 per cent lead and l92 ounces silver.
 The CITIzES uckuowledges with thanks. tue receipt If tine annual report of BrigaGier General Crcok. It Is a tasti!y gotten up pamphlet of nearly fifty pages and cOBtaias some very inter vstlng reading uf which further mention wIll De made later Ou.
 Inform i5ion k wanted of R. II. Broder, Ick X ho left Tombstone about June last a. his wife k dead and buried and hls two orphan children are depeBdeHt upon the public New Mexico and Colorado papers please copy. Address Mrs. Car rie Gregor Tom stone, ArIzona.
 Joan Gird gn old resident of Cochise County accsd-ntly shot himself while ea route from \ gales to Tombstone The wound k painful but believed not to be dangerous. The ball entered the back ant striking tue ribs glanced of and lodged under ,he shoulder blade.
 The gold brick racket has been sue c, ssiuil, worked on Bn IndinnIan tO tn tune of S5,UOU by two honest Ar=oua miners. Iue brck wa- chemically test ei a.d uTOnUuUced tweuty-tWo carats tiue The old twenty d liar gold piece has been agaIn drilled wIth a like Ie- suit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abernathy came here from the east about three months since Mr. AbernaIhy was IL delicate health ard he not finding the much needed relief they started on thelr return hom- m nth ago but got only Hs far as Deming. Word has recently been rr- ceIyed here that Mir. Abernathy has since died.
 On the 27th ult the Indians are repOr ted to have killed four people ID SOnOi B One ID the dIstilct of MOcteZuma, about this time they were likewise dealing death to the people Of Arizona winch IS further evidence of the fact that they are ous in numbers sufficient to terrroIzr both states at the s me lime.
 A person can not walk down the street more than block at a tIme, with out running sma against one of the numerous candida,es. They are as d whole a very cheerful lot. and each one Is sanUuine of success. So far there is 10 appearance of Oad blood existing be tween any of the candidates, which IS a very cOmmeudable state of affairs.
 A large number of people assembled last night at the resIdeEsa of Judge Campbell to greet Bishop Dunlop. The lad.es we're very much encouraged Ht the presence of SD mauy gentleman as the church work in the past year has somewhat lacked the stern element Mr.. Campbell and Mrs High White greeted ;ue guests cordially and the bi-bop was hls own genial and happy self, us oa former occasions.
 Prof. R. L. Deverell of the lst U. S Infantry band, was m the city to-day, Bnd states that the band will give q grand promenade concert at Firemans hsn next Wednesday evening. Tick cts will be for sale at various places of business on Monday next. This will toe one of the finest concerts, ever given n Tucson. and all those who do not at- tend will miss a rare musical treat.
 John Gray for the past several years connected with the Surveyor Generals