Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14

here. The Miss Trixie Vernon so vel known here, left for Fl Paso in company with her husband, Tom Wade, on Mon day last. As they did not go neal Tombstone an imaginary, 'Trixie" is be. lleved to have sprang into existence.
 Dr. Martin shortly contemplates 6 trip to California to lay in a store of holiday goods. The assortment exhibit. d by hinI yeaE rinCe was acknOwl- edged among the best in town. This yesHhe promises one that will in elegance and choice of selection surpass any thing ever before seen here in the way of perfumes and fancy toilet articles Reserve your orders and due notice will be given.
 The Phenix Herald says We are In- formed, on the best of authority that the ties rails and rolling stock for tine PbenIx and Msricopa railroad have been, contracted for and that the bridges for the same are in process of construct ion, and that the road is a certaInity. It IS all good news and the people of thls valley await the fulfillment of the promise somewhat Impatiently, yet pleased to know that the road will be built on time.
 The amour. of business done by l.. ZeckendOrf < Co. can perhaps better be appreciated when it IS known that there is hardly day ID whi.h they do not re csive goods ID greater or less bulk. There Is no quality of merchandise used in this country that IS not carried m full stock. Every department of their im- mense store Is under charge of Ia capable head whose duty 1t is to see that noth- iDg IS wanting. County as we'll as city trade IS solicited.
 Athletic sports may DOW be said to form par. of the course of education in all schools and colleges. There Is danger, however, that they may some times be indulged in to a hurtful degree, and experienced athletes always coun- tersct the effects of severe training by thorough applications of St. Jacobs Oil This strengthens the muscles a0d makes the limbs firm and elastic.
 Don Carlos Y. Velasco returned few days ago fron a trip to Magdalena. He reports affairs along the line in a some what unsettled state, owing to SO many depredatiOns having been committed by Indians and others. The people seem to be suspicious Oi one another. It is to be hoped that the new Military Com msnder Gen Gorilla will afford our neighbOrs better protection.
 So strong an effort has been made to stamp out dIphtheria from among the children here that there are but few cases now remaining in the city. Among the Mexican children the visitation has been more severely felt than among their American neighbOrs, probably for want of better care. A number of the former have died, but none of the latter.
 Mir. Grout, better kno~n as Friday, leaves tomorrow for Silver Bell district to do assessment work on claims there. Mir. GrOut has stayed by the Silver Bell now for nearly six years, and his faith IS still as firm as ever, He Is good Re publican and certainly deserves suc- cess.
 The Board of Directors of the Com merciGl Club have decided to give a grand fancy dress ball at their rooms on Thanksgiving evening, November 26th. This will probably be the event of the season, and the ladies will no doubt exert themselves to look their prettiest.
 In the last number of Hsrper's Weekly appears very handsome cut ot the new Polk street depot, but In their description they describe another depot about R mile away. Chicago has sO many fine depots that the mistake IS somewhat excusable.
 A party of hunters recently returned from the Santa Catalina mountains re- port the hitherto dry creek beds and gulches full of water. Game, however, they found very scarce. In a tramp of i've days they failed to secure a single deer.
 At the Caledonia camp about ten men are employed. The property Is believed to be very valuable. Under the management of Col. Haskins 1t will be developed in a thorough and pcactieal manner.
 Mir. Louis Neri has opened the Legal Tender saloon on the North East corner Maiden Lane IS Stone Avenue. He pur- poses to keep tn, best of wines and hq- uors always on hand. He will supply families at their own homes give him a call.
 The whereabouts of William William son whose relatives reside in Santa Cruz California, IS wanted to be known. When last heard of he was with a sur veyIn2 party in Oregon. Please send address to this off ,e and confer a favor
 Ei Whitlock, one of the we'll known rsnchers on the San Pedro, is in the city making final proof on his land. Those Sen Pedro fellows are all good citizens and are ID the country to stay.
 Every one asks, what is this pink tea business, but the ladies are very careful not to divulge, and all the satisfaction one can get out of them Is, call around on the l7th and find out.
 Navigation on the Santa Cruz will soon close for the season. From all reports the season has not been a very lively one. and if the boats have paid eI- penses they have done well
 What a ded;ded improvement the beef IS now, to what 1t was four and five years ago. Arizona beef now will compare favorsbly Nith any in the country.
 anOtner shipment or DulllOn to-day. Thus the good work goes on-Only it don't go quite fast enough. But 1t will be all right in time.
 The contest over the city Marshalship promises tO be interesting. To the other places to he filled but little attention is being given.
 Harvey on the San Pedro has lost eight or ten fine cattle lately. owing Il is thought to their eating a poisonneus weed
 Milton Roberts and Miss Elena Hall were married by Judge Baldwin in Mar shaw on the g ult.
 Mrs. l.. C. Hughes, who is visiting Pennsylvania, will return to Arizona in about three weeks.
 United States Marshall Meade is ex- pected back now very soon from bis northern trip.
 T. P. Patterson left this morning for a trip through the southern section of the Territory.
 One of the electric light. cases was being argued before Judge Gregg to-