Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-24
Mir. H. W. Klein, manager of the Hua- chuca hotel. IS in the city.

tonight. Members only wltn accompa- nying ladies will be admitted.
 The funeral Of Don Demetrio Nelasco takes place at 1 o'clock thls afternoon. The attendance will be very large.
 Gentlemen in from the Santa Cata- linas ep lrt many trees broken down by the immense weIght of snow which sc- cumulated on them during the recent storm.
 If the Electrlc Light Company closes with the present offer from the City Council, it will furnish light to the city for Sl00 less than it did under the con- tract of 1881.
 The City Council met yesterday after noon. and after @ general discussion of various subjects pertaining to city i'm movements an adjourDment was had subject to the call of the Mayor.
 Judge Osborn has opened an office in the city library, or rather In the hall of the Arizona Pier eers, where he will be pleased to have any one having deeds to make out or tTanscribIng of any kind to be done to give him 9 call
 Mir. Czerwinsky has purchased the stock of goods carried by the Messrs. Loewenstein, and will hereafter con- trol the trade of the two stores now owned by hin. Mr. Cz7Twinsky IS n pro gressive merchant and will undoubtedly make his enterprise paying one.
 The Board of Supervisors adjourned yesterday to the 9th of February, when they will again meet to consider various proposals, and to look further into the advisabilIty of making and keeping good roads. The road leading to the Quijotoa vii receive their speciai atten- ton.
 When man discovers his boy using his razor on a slate pencil his faith n being the father of a future President is overcome in his anxiety to find St Jacobs Oil tO apply to the cut finger. A sure cure for 1t.
 The Arizona Sentinel of the I7th, says that the Mex can Muiineers. who killed their Captain and family a, Encinada, Lower Caliioruia, one day last week, are camped near Yuma on the Cali fornIa side, near the Colorado river.
 Lieut.. L. k. Kerr, formerly adjutant of the Sixth cavalry and well known here, has hy the F1iIrcmeat of Capt. l. A. Abb tt beeu promoted to captaincy; and Second Lieut. C. B. Gatewooi, for merly in charge of the Indian scouts al Fort Apache, succeeds Capt. Kerr as First Lieutenant
 The town IS said to be full of uufor- tunstes, who nnblushiugly subsist on the charity Cf thoGe better ciUcum- stanced. Many us the charity seekers in question are young men who are un-
 
 ging by occupation. at least such is the report, and would not work If the same was offered t1 them.
 We sorrowsully note the death. after only short illness, of the Rev. W. 4. Scott, D. D., Of San Francisco. father of W. 4. Scott, J., or this place. The de- ceased at the tIme oi his death, and for many years past, was pastor ot St. Johns Presbyterian church of San Francisco, and formerly of the First Presbyterian church of New Orleans.
 Miss Nara Hittinger was. by Prof Thomas and friends, rendered a sur prise party last evening. The Fort Lowell string band furnished the music, and most enjoyable time was had. Miss Hittlnge- Is a great favorite ID musical circles of Tucson, and the party given in her honor last evening was 6 slight evidence of their esteem.
 The funeral Of Don Demetrio Velasco, which took place yesterday. was one Of the largest ever witnessed in Tucson. The Arizona Pioneers and the Mexican colony followed the hearse on foot, and judging from the number Of carriages and carryalls in line It would appear as though almost every vehicle in town was Tn attendance.
 A subscription ls being taken up, headed by the Grand Army members, for w. B. Morgan, a One-legged ex-soldler. who for the past several years has been s well known figure on our streets, with a view of sending him to the Soldiers Home at 4ouDtyiile, Cal. An order for hIs admission there having been issued, 1t now behooves his friends to get hIm there. A dollar given in his aid will be a mite well and wisely spent.
 H. ". Klein, manager of the Hua- chuca hotel, now visiting in thIs city, is R most pleasant and agreeable gentle man, and as manager of the hotel in question will undoubtedly become fayorite with the general public. The hotel at Huachuca IS one of the most handsome and most handsomely situa- ted little hotels in tho Territ1ry. As a summer resort 1t bids fair to become one of the most exceedingly popular re- sorts in Arizona.
 Messrs. c. c. Wheeler and Charles Eye have entered into a copartnership, under the firm name of Wheeler & Eye. to carry on tLe produce. gram, grocery and fruit trade, as successors to the late firm Of G. W. Babc0ck .S Co, on Con Rress street opposite the store of C. Seligman X Co. Tue new firm begins life auspiCiOusly, inasmuch as IL has the best wishes Of the community in which they hope to prosper. The CITIZEN be- speaks for them full and fair share of the trade. The staff and band of the Fourth l Cavalry are soon Co take their departure 1 from Fort Lowell to Fort Huachuca, 1 where they will be permanently sta | toned. This order on the part of the l War Department will much be regretted | by the citizens of this city. Fort Low | ell has been regimental headquarters of | and on for many years. The officers | and band of the Sixth Cavalry, and like ! wise the officers and band of the Fourth l Cavalry, who succeeded the former, | have become general favorites with the | Tucson public, who will much regret | their departure to their newly assigned quarters.
 Mir. II. Pateman, who has been in New | York for the past two months, Is said 10 | have left that city for Tucson. He has, | with the uid of Mir. E. W. Scott, now in Tucson, and certain capitalists of New York, bought seven tenths of the prop erty of the Southern Belle Mining com- pany, and part of the cash being paid, he comes to conclude the transfer and take charge of the property. Besides the seven-tenths purchased, MT Pate man has power of attorney to represent the other three-tenths, belonging to Gen. E. W. Rice, thus having the entire representation Tn accord. It IS under stood that W. F. D. Scott has no con nection whatever either with the sale or m retaining any interest in any of the mines.
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