Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
SMALL TALK.

Edith the little daughter of Mrs. Rob- bins, IS said to be qnIie Ill. Jos. Sresovich will, it is reported. lease the Agus Calienta ranch' east or Lowell. It is sad that not less than six mining experts went to the Quijotos within the past week.
 The White House is selling out for less than cost and are offerlng uncommonly good bargains.
 Diphtheria continues to hold its own among the children living in the isolated sections of the town.
 Mir. Chas. J. Freeze has been appoint ed local agent for the Harden hand grenade fire extinguisher.
 The indications are that there will be lively competition among the small freighters for the Quiiotoa business. The trustees of the public school are improving the appearance of the bulld- ing by putting neat board fence around it.
 The price of wood IS lowering; the warm weather causes the consumer to brace up and the dealer to weaken oD prices.
 Sweet potatoes retail in the Tucson market at 3l5 pounds for % cents, al wholesale they sell for six cents pei pound.
 Mrs. Wores, recently visiting with bel son. MT. Chas. R. Wores, leaves for bel
 he noon's train.
 Heavy teams are daily passing througt town en route to Wilcox to freight or the Globe road. The recent advance II cooper having created a demand fo freighters for that camp.
 The demand for stocK cattle still con tinues to exceed the local supply. Ih demand would be still greater but 10 the belief that in a short time there vii be decline in present prices.
 The lawyers of Tucson have develop ed peculiar affinity for each other, an most of them have gathered into the ol Farley & Pomeroy block opposite tb Western Union Telegraph office.
 The Rev. H. H. Cole and wife fror Chelsia, Massachusetts have arrived l the city. Mir. Cole Is the new Pastor ( the Congregational church. It IS expect ed that he will preach to-norrow.
 Services at NJ. E. church to-morro' as follows, Preaching 10;3O 0. m-, sn 6:3Op. m. Subject in the morning an evening, What Is life? Text lst Epistl of John 5:l2. Sabbath school 200 p. r
 Our members of the Legislature woul like to have an expression from the tal payers Of Pima county as to the advls' billty of funding the floating debt of th county. The CITIZEN will gladly put the views of our citizens upon this sul ject.
 A number Of petitioners, headed b Leopoldo Carillo who own property the vicinity of Tucson, have asked th legislature to have their property II cluded m the Tucson irrIgating dIstric and placed under the same rules an regulations us other property in the dli trict.
 Elsewhere, is published a notice C sale of 435 head of cattle aud 2 pOnie by United States Marshall Tidbal They will be sold under order of tn United States district court, at Whit locks Cienega in Graham county on tn I4th instant. See notice of MarshGll' sale.
 The ninety tons of mill timbers ordere b. Mir J. \. Mason, of the Arizona Luu Der yard, for the Mammoth mine, wi not come here as originally intended but will be unloBded and shipped fror the Lord & Williams siding, west c town. A portion of it Is already e route,
 Second Lieutenant II. c. Benson, At Cavalry. bss been relieved as Recrutin Officer st Fort Huachucs. and ordsre to transfer all property and papers pei taining to the recruiting service at ths post to First Lieutenant J. R. RichardI ir., adiutant 4th Cavalry, who has bee appointed in his stead.
 Chas. Crocker and party were receiV eb by the president on Wednesday. O Thursday they left for a trip to Yer Cruz On their return they will b breaktasted by the President; ball an reception will be rendered them, ap they wlll leav. for Fl Paso about tb 12th of February--pwoR Republics.
 Pima Lodge No. 3. I. O. O. F., electe dSl U- D LllAu hOu T OA Philip Sckrieber Representatives to th Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Arizoni which will hold It. next session ID thl city on the first Monday in April next The lodge also elected three Trustee for the current year, as follows: W. l Scott, W. J. White, Joseph SresovIch.
 The first number of the Nogales Frol tier, h weekly journal published at Nc gales, is on the CITIZEN table. Its editC and proprIetor, Mir. Bernabe c. Bricht most exemplary man, Is a native ( of this city, and was for several years compositor in this office. The Nogalt Frontier, although his first effort journalism, Is a well edited, newsy littl paper and will be among the most a ceptable of the CITIZENS exchanges.
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