Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-31
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SMALL TALk.
.,s;eat travel continues light

o'e,'b .'nb rooms in the Pierson block me vacated the premises.
 " B. Horton ex-county schoo MI rtsndeut has been appointed to [ ssil.g@k.lip slgSli in the legislature
 .brs4tened storm has apparently ne '-.- and the value or wood like, 0l.rI ss,.. IpsS5PoriionalIy diminished.
 have been called for the con
 bl, of water works at Fort Bowie st'a'.st;-', inc construction of tauks.
 ,u C. Hooker, of the Sierra Bo- VII Al--,r ,-r shipped eleven carloads of bs Ii'a bs-f cattle on Wednesday last
 ra. R,,s Eytinge Company played . lTs,essful engagements In Tomb tsO ,s Sefsre taking tbeir departure cast n.oftbe machinery which arrived faI' .',,- o- a-o for the PlOmcsa mines heIs t:-, " 1' is still laying on the depot platform.
 luJ Ti5blll proposes to remove to AsEs.a- ,@-aias at tbe expiration of his fem Q, office.
 ,cN Car.is. of l. Zeckendorf X N'i h.. rome 10 Los AnEeles on ousl, C'-, H-,~-,'r.ed H,- with the finn He VIII Ls Is'9 assent several days
 n. C-rpiu has removed his ofhce from
 D'' VI .'I Irr street to Camp street, oppo- feAa1l-Pf P1ss house. See charge ID his e4'J '-..;,,,I end e.sew uere,
 Anyone having business with the r-.-.9 Crr-zrS will please address all ; -'.,.,--,l,9,isns '.,,o- to the Citizen printing onj rnplshlug company, Tucson.
 The machinery for the Ics factories at Tombstone and PhPnlX have already b,e, shipped and preparations ln ooth towns for #, immediate erecaon' on IFS arrival. are being made.
 eA1rt i, being made to organize a 1,jys of the 4. 0. |. W. ID Benson, and -.grsirs desiring to join the order are r.Insstsd to leave their names at the office If the Benson Herald.
 Mrs Wores. of San Francisco, Is vls- ;s,in, at the residence of her son and Eanybter. Mr. Charles and Miss Wores, on Csmp street. Sine IS en route home from a visit to New Orleans and the East.
 The trees and towering shrubs and y-oxlng bulbs, received by NIT. E. L. Wetmore, on Tuesday last, gives his ulace Of business on Pennington street inc appearance of a conservatory. It Is well worth u visI. to see them. He IS selling them very cheap.
 The Record says that Surveyor-Gen- eral Johnson has been making lnquIrle; concerning the boundaries of the rancho of Don Jose II. Elias, which extends from Sonora into Coch:se county dis tsuce of some twenty mlles, with view of exactly determining the boundaries Within the past four years a towr known ss "Riaies' has sprung into eX- i.tence on the Arizona road about OnC and half mIles east of the old SaI Xay.er church It comprises about twenty houses and Is occupied by team s.ers. farmers and voOd-cutte-s. Its In habI,ants are mostly Mezicans and In GlGus.
 The craze on crazy quilts has at las reached the establishment Of NIT. l.. In richt the artist He is HOW busIiy GU gged painting scenes on sllk for the 8 oye named use. They are being mos artistically done and lucky wlD be tho owner of the quilt ln winch said scenes may find themselves located.
 The friends of lIr. ". H. Prince wIl regret to learn of the death of his sister Miss Annie Hudson, Tn Oakland, Cal. OI the 18th instant The illness causing her death was contracted while attend ing sica sister. News of her sad death reached her bereaved relatives but last night. She was tO have bean mar ned this month
 The chicken is about iae only member Of the fes,ue-e1 family that does not dC vel. ID this country. For time the! appear 10 thrive, then for some uuac cOuntable cause dle off Judge Os bOru's chickens are among the lates sufferers. They had an abundance o feed and although unrestrained as tl range, the bulk of them, without know cuse, went the way of all chickens.
 Mr. R. C. Pearson purposes shortly t remove to Phoenix to sIperintend tn erection of the contemp plated iee work' and pork packing establishment. O completion of the works he will tax charge of and conduct the business. Il his departure Tucson loses q good ci,l Zen and PLRniX gains one. Hon. u. Stevens will have charge of MT Pear sons property here.
 The New West, commissioners journ al at the worlds exposition, New Or leans, says that the ArIzona exhibit Is grand advertisement to the whole wori of the tsrritory's natural advantages and the commissioners are mBking mos Of ihe opportunity by inspiring tn thousands uf visitors to the expositio With a lively interest to this territory Arlz zlna must prepare herself to -eceIv rush O! immigrants.
 The streets are again becoming ir tested with @ hO-ie of CUTS that endan ger the safety Ut citizens on the stree after nighttall. Why they are toleratep IS marvel to many, and now some pea Die can afford to ke p all the way f-o1 two to six, as IS said to be frequentl done In the Barrie LIbro is a still greate wonder They half starve the dogs an, fare themselves but little better.
 A Mexican named Edwardo Moren was yesterday committed to the count, !aI to await the action of the grand !iry oa the charge of murder. He wa sent up from Justice Katzenstein' court, n Charleston, and is suspecte, oi being implicated in the Fritz-Rsffert' AaTiers. The evidence against him I sad '3 have been furnished by a Mexi c"A |onaD,a flrmer p--amour. Record
 ha'a-iay at Fort Lowell the Tucsol me VII play the Fort Lowell nine fo lle championship. The game vill com ~ Iielee a' l2:jJ p. m.; also, same day, a Fl a- h. there will be three foot-race -g' amateur championship of Tucson instances J1, loo and 200 yards, re specuEely. Among the entries ar 22laleF' 2 Q. Lowell; Rainsberry, Lewis 1-euS!' Clark, Thompson, of Tucson.
 SommencIng with January first Zack e1uorI O., open tneIr store for busi ness al . o'clock a. n. and close at 7:3 P m, standard tune. On Sunday n, I business IS done. In ante-ra1lroad day s-' stores ln tEls town opened as early a -'e ana SIX o'clock in the morning anC o.oSeu between ten and eleven at night s-d were open at leas, half the day or EHaA