Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-16
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

r.,, pursnd is in from the SalerC
 ,,.r- happy aud contented:
 n Reymert has sold his store a
 lIsrmutu mine to Douglass Snyder
 t Tucson
 r.s Bszzling rays of the electric ligh
 ,,,ke darkness light before tn
 l Sssf-Ian. and crooked paths straigh
 rto CITIZEN is rapidly regaining it
 -(- ,osltlon as the leading paper O.
 i.--.,-h. Itis a clean, honorable, con
 -..... Journal, and the Herald wishes
 ..~.,rss.-Phenix Herald.
 v Levin. the cutter of Mir. Perrin
 -r- contemplated leaving Tucson or
 mn, of his health, has concluded tC
 l,.,..s, and can always be found at Mir
 iH--.'s establishment on Congres:
 ,.-ss;.
 p.-bcrt Corners, whose injuries tc ,.-L.ft foot received two or three months
 ~ -.cessitated the amputation of all .-, .,.s. will leave the hospital to-mor. .-r and go to Los Angeles, where bis ,-ks reside.
 -- n. M. kalhar, railroad agent al v.-..,>. who was made Knight Tem-
 - ,u Arizona CCmmandery No. l, t-. r.-h:, has secured a leave of ab. .-~.a O. SIX weeks, portion of which .,-,a be will spend iuwestern Wisconsin, ,-.- La Crosse.
 Cs.-.ss Albert Herman Eyselee, the --g..- tousorial artist who gives a
 o splended shave and returns --~ee.lsh change out of two-bit piece -.r-r cocktail, Is turning his leisure ..-., 20 gardening. He has half doz-
 - .lg c-4s well flied with earth and --r.r saeps. Inc seeds were bad but savings are good
 r,. Golitree returned on Saturday .r--.1, from a visit to St. Louis. While .-.-s .e swallowed old AnEeusar and sv-g pretty well with Lemps. He ..-e;ty good time generally and -..-, er. .ence of good treatment. Joe .--s. St LOuIs Is too far from Tucson .-r- t8 become much Of city, but Is
 -..z .!vziy village.
 I. G-4ud Recorder has announced .-- -. as,essments for the month of E.g al.. ye required by the A. O. U. w. rs-., --IsiIctlon, which makes a s-.-u ut nIus months in which no -.-s,---lt has been levied. This IS remarkable circumstance and speaks r.... la careful medical examina- --r. d.. members of the orGer.
 r.- e-l tlrs. \. Y. Grossetta and Mrs. U.r.- v..i start early In June for d .-a-, LIr1pe. They will be absent .ag.. t.--.e months, during which time .-z7 val g.,it MT. Grossetta's Austrian .-- 1- .he Adriatic and possibly .--l - --w weeks at Cons.antinople. l-a.- u4ly friends wish them a pleas s-- 7.-l. ..l l a safe return 10 the land of ---5-l-aI zLlsh.ne.
 -.Z nacLuaa has not only got a v,,s owl, who has a couple of big eyes @ lls.-ess, Hut he has just received a t.l-.l-l. #.ee- of ZInc-DrOnZe statuary, -..-...l--lL ;hc civilized nations of the. ---I q. ,-elr rush for the celebrated E----t 3. aacco and Estrella cigars, war --.=l pure Havana, and only ten cents ,asl I-e Tc.ures are worthy of in- .-s--.ll and rLe goods ditto.
 T-'z Martin, adiUtant general ut The ' aartrrs, has had ms photograph .5-- w--4 li- Grand Army badge con ',s-s.-.y displayed. Fritz is an old ya.---I. .Ill Of honor and patriotic zeal, -llL- a.l. dlstrI ute only few of his s-.l.o- among his most intimate a-I ..G-. De friends. The Headquar- .e-s La, been houored with the first t4--j copy oi :he jolly and honest old veteran. a-cl.-ecI A. r. Petit is devotlng n T1--.lu ut uIs spare t.me in prepring
 l-- tor the Insane Asylum at Phenix. L. - rDt c=rtaIn that the asylam will e'rrl-a-e-!4lIze, or that his plans will r-c5,'5 tIe sanction Of the Board of L.--I.-iuuers, but cOngenial occup8- t5- -s at lrded NIT. Petit during a sea- sll 70 paenomenal dullness, with the s-. -.-cTo, a possible profit in the sweet subsequently,.
 Il5 .,les of incorporation of the C1.r-.lga Cattle Company have been -l sle office of the Territorial Sec E-.4.g. The Company Is organized un- -=- ;le laws of this Territory, to oper- l,- n Cochise county; its principal Lace of business Is on the Eldorado .l-,h in that county. Its capital stock !, >lD0,000 divided into S200O0 shares, l-l the organizers are J. Y. Nickers, J. C. Plrisley, ". Upward and Theodore J. NhIte.-Miner. 4 the last regular meeting of Negley .g,-. No. 9, Grand Army of the Repub- .ie, 1i this cIty, 1t was resolved that the be requested to call on s. citizens for information of the -a--s and place of burial Of deceased 1 Jl1u soldiers; also their regiment and ! company. This information should be | gwen e. Post Adjutant Arthur Borton l Is soon a> possible. that arrangements l for I1opar decoration of the graves may l 5- made before the Both instant. al-x Levin has opened The Club on 1 Lll-cI plaza, back of Sam Drachmsn's l a- Indian sign. The place has been | l--ri ID ID the highest style of Bart | A.@strong's art, with Enricht's finishing | touches, and the punches and profound I mz,lres that disappear over the counter | brs ,rauEely iu contrast with the insig- ll-calt prices demanded. Alex. Levin, iley,teran servitor, can always be found | a- -ls post ot duty, and if a private club loom Is desired, the coolest and most s=c.gied place Tn the city can be had.
 Judge Fitzgerald returned last even --- from holding term of court m Sol oLouyIlle, Graham county. Eight con- '-c.iJus were had in criminal cases and i--es cases were dismissed. The docket Vas cleared with the exception Of two 4-es m winch the prosecution did not Lave their witnesses at hand. The -olrt held long sessions, beginning sa--y Ia the morning and taking '1, an hour for dinner and an hour .9- supper, closing at midnight. .giCe Fitzgerald will go to Tombstone ,,,lnda, and open the Cochise court on Monday.
 A ie~ days ago the vaqueros of W.