Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
LOCAL NENS.

The San Xavier Las ebonlZed its
 walters.
 What country can boast Of a more de-
 hghtful climate, than Arizona in the
 winter time.
 Several gentleman Of this city ,are talk
 ing Of taking tip to the city of Mexico
 some time thl5 winter,
 A few straw hats still finger, but their
 stay is limited. They can be laid away
 now, for about three months.
 Bayyour sporting powder of Mir. W.
 4. Scott. He keeps on hand all the
 standard brands of the country.
 Reference is made to the Masonic mo-
 tice of Bedding 6 Co, of Broadway,
 New York, published elsewhere.
 Mrs. Scott wife fl Mr. J. II. Scott,
 superlrtendeEt of the Arizona & Sonora
 railroad, is visiting in Tucson.
 Hu-h White is reported to have left
 for Chicago this morning on business
 connected with the Nogales smelter pro
 .ec;.
 Judge Barnes has not appointed
 clerk of the court for Tombstone or
 Tucson as yet, but will have to do so very soon.
 IL is supposed that Judges Howard and PIBucy VIII contest their removal. They vii certainty have tue support of
 majority Of the territorial bar.
 Mr. T. L. Stiles returned from a busi- 1 Rcss trip to the City of MexiXo few | days ago. He says Ben Schuster IS selling lots Of real estate 10 Fl Paso.
 Agent ". A. Taylor says the company | is carrying more legitimate freight at present than 1t has for two yesrs preyi- | ous. This indicates healthy state If
 aiIAITs.
 Lieut R II. Noble is again stationed | at Fort Lowell. The Lieutenant has B great many friends in Iucson, and will
 be quite aB acquisition in musical way.
 G. Ben Heney, the Deputy Treasu- Ter IS about the busiest man about the court house. he last Legislature m reased the labor of that office at least four fold.
 Jno. R. Bartlett of Gro Blanco, was shaking hands with his friends in town to-day. He reports hIs section of the country Es being very quiet but pros porous.
 Joaquin Jegarra. Spaniard who for fhe past year has been Hiling dIed this morning and was buried this afternoon. He leaves large family in indlgent cir CUmstnlccs.
 in y.cW uc ine coming holidays tur- keys are Ie.ur brought to town by the wagon Igaa. They are however some what cgstlE olaeiiuriyg the number offered for sale.
 A large line ot new patterned carpets were received by Leo G0ldschmidt yes terday. lie is daily expecting the ar- rival of iHo ear loads of mixed furniture, some oI which is very fine.
 Col. Royal ofthc i,h Cavalry is ex- pCcted back neEs month, and will take commaui os Fort HUachGca. That will probably hri.- Geu. Geo. Forsyth back as c1L-lal-laE officer at Fort Lowell.
 Judge Wu V. Porter, the newly ap- r pointed JUsEr ssr the second judicial C district o5 Ar17ua has written thst he | would leave santa Rosa, California in ( tune t0 reach IEoHix on the sixth inst. (
 Mayor Rayfeld has supplied himself with some brand nsw colored walters Q. from Kansas City, for the San Xavier . 
 dining room. he Mayor proposes to have eT-l- thing Iu first class style about I, him. | IEF. J. B. Thomas well known citi- F zen ol tbls ciry has taken mp his resi- de1ce in PLcalz where De has engaged il the Singer S wing Machine business. Ills many friends here wish him success r ln his new venture.
 It is reported that Medina who for $ merIy conducted a Spanish newspaper here. is ab ut tO bring some old type I from f.l Paso and again enter the journ- aiietIc field. Money m the enterprise is . hardly to be prognosticaIed. ". ii. Westc0at, who has been em ', ployed in thi- district for the past two A years as shorthand reporter for the distrlat court at Tombstone has been A from that position by Judge Barnes.
 The fail and winter stock of l.. Zeck- .mdorf t, C b. has for the past month psen constantly arriving. Ladies dre O -o.is Cl tDc latest and most unique m pa terms are being displayed for sale at ro over prices than have ever before been m )neiel in this city. a- Judge Gregg has made a very sensi- of bic proyi-ion for juries in the way of ID cots, blankets etc. Ihis Is something Jo that has long been needed. IL very ire en jaertly happens. that jury has to at DO locked up over night and it is no oi nore than right. that they should be ci' properly cared for.
 4 copaTtneTship has been formed be- Teen Messrs. l.. ;. Williams and Pedro !. ACuirie under the firm name of be Williams .S Aguirre. As general agents di, hey prop 'se tO do business for any one ,,, omiug along and requiring their ser ices. Both are excellent young men Ue sell liked by the community ID which Ht | IS hoped they will prosper. SD There are 5i scholars enrolled in the tai San Xavier school with an average at wa eudance oi Il. This makes it the larg- oy st school in the precinct outside of ny 'ucson. Last year the enrolled mum h' red fl " ;h an average attendance of De f. The difference IS truly a compli- re l.7,4 r., 1f- TnIIv fba nresont mains. tn sLinr teacher. eo' In enc sf the show windows of the ma store of Aiessrs. Stevens & On IEgdcz can be seen one os finest quad joi Iple plated tea sets ever brought to ia as tcFltltv. 1l'Te are seven pieces. 1 go, lasFige, finely euEg0v and guaranteed sir } be as represented. The same firm to kewisc display a large EuG varied Bs- tur Drtmeut ut castoTs, pickle and butter Tn ishes, fruit and card stands, child's ser old lined cuns and sets ard full line hIs table se5yIso such as can be seen no deI here else in the terrltory. An invita- sey ans to examine thcse things IS cor lat .tl,- ax tended tl all. tia 4 case of escheat. the first probably sn, lat ever came up in the Territory, has lea cen commenced by District Attorney cir' ereford in She United ; ates court. The pro .se involves all the property of the Ari- for ,ua Copper Company valued at several Gri ilIious of dollars, which Is owned and ins by Q company of Scotch capi- his lI-.s. Under the United States law bur