Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

OtuGI Us llt ItEuLGIls sted candidate for City Treasurer.
 MT. Rule has just got m over six hun dred boxes of fine apples, winter vGrle- ties, which he purposes selling cheap.
 A morning contemporary finds tue dog signs at the court house gates posted too high for 1t to comfortably read.
 Dan Me Cam, secretary of the Repu5- lican Central Committee of Cochise county, died in Tombstone oD Tuesday night.
 The American Bakery restaurant is a competitor for Sunday favors and sets a splendid dinner for only twenty-five cents.
 Judge Barnes bus started for his home in Illinois, to spenl few weeks. He will return before the first of the new year.
 Dr. F. II. Goodwin, who IS visiting bis family here, says that he will shortly remove from Nogeles to Tucson to re- side permanently.
 Solemn people should try some of Colonel Durr's piOus wines tomorrow,
 
 say they are delicious.
 Geronimo went to the reservation On Tuesday night, 10 get a copy of the Tn ,nksgIvIng proclamation to read to his braves around their festive board oB Thursday.
 Mir. Jacobs little son died with scar let fever. i number of cases are repor- ted in the city, although this Is the only one with fatal result, or even of ser ious nature.
 Leo Goldsclmidt's whole force has been busy all the week with rush of or ders. Everybody seems to be repaper- ing their houses or refgrnishiDg them, and the furniture trade has been very active.
 The chain gang were out ID full force In their cOmmendable work of cleaning the streets. Their jingling chains Gi tracted the attention of almost every one along the streets, as 1t had been some time since they had a quorum.
 The St Louis Exchange, formerly the White Elephant, will open tonight un- der the management of Chas Birkenfeld It IS the handsomest saloon III the city.
 
 writing at the entrance.
 A person supposed to have been one who held up the Florence and PInal stage a short time ago, was arrested ID this city a couple of days ago, but he was released agaln. It was clearly a case of mistaken identity.
 Wm. Hartt is in from Frijole camp in the Santa RItas, and has handsome silver buttons from the assays of Fn!ole ore taken at . depth of two hundred feet. The ledge IS widening and the ore Is immensely rich at that depth.
 Good, dry, sound mesquite wood, Is sold in Tucson now at 8 per cord. As mesquite Is about the finest quality of wood that grows for ordinary domestic or heating purposes, fuel cannot be con- sIdesed an item of great expense Tn this city.
 The entertainment given by tine Lit erary Society of the Gregory InstItut, WAS a pleasant and eDjoyanle occasion. The attendance was 30 much larger than was expected that number of the chHI- el seats were brought over for the ac cOmmOdatfOn of tue many. Financially II was Rlso very satisfactory.
 Dr. George Martin keeps his Plaza drug store we'll supplied with fresh drGgs of all kinds and all sorts of drug ists notions and fancy goods. There Is no article In his premises that IS old or unsaleable. He makes a speciality of carefully prepared prescriptions and guarantees all his drugs to be pure and unadulterated.
 Mir. G. Ginocchio, of San Francisco, | was ID the city to-day on brief busi- | ness visit in connection with the land 1 he is securing for an Italian colony be- low Yuma. Mir. GinocchIO Is m sffiuen | circumstances himself and he is I ow as. | sisting his struggling and less fortunate countrymen to secure good homes for | themselves by establishing colonies iL l locations adapted to fruit culture and | vineyards. A Sclavonic painter whose name could | not be ascertained, fell this afternoon | from the scaffoldIng on A. V. Grossetta'- | new residence on Pennington street, anu | struck on his head and face in the hard | gravel and adobe He was picked up | and for long time 1t was a question | whether he could be resuscitated, but he finally began to breathe regularly ana was conveyed Co his room. His injurie- 4 are serious. but he will recover ID a few days.
 When will the Territorial convention of Arizona stockmen be held, Is a ques tiOn as present exciting considerable at teniion among stock growers through out the Territory. Nearly a year has elapsed since such convention Was held, and Rs yet TO steps have been taken to provide for such a convention in 1886. The live issues which have ar sen during 1885 offer ample material for discus ion. which will well repay all | the time devoted toit
 The change in the 4 T. lS $. F. time table goes into effect next Sunday. Hereafter the train will leave at 10:45 8. m. instead of 10:30 and will arrIve ai 3:l5 D. m instead of 3:30. This Is to be main line, while the line to Deming vii! be a branch one, and a small train will connect with the Fl Paso train at Rin- con and run to Deming. The through train from La Junta to Deming will be discontinued.-El Psso Lone Star.
 William Hall, Esq, promising young attorney of Solomonville, Ora. ham county. deliberately committed sui eide at that place last Tuesday, by shooting himself through the head over the right eye. He was walking up the street at the time, and suddenly halted as though he was trying to recall whetEer le b 4d not forgotton something, and few ID Jments later he drew a pis- tol from hls bip pocket ard quickly shot himself. death ensuing immediately, Mir Hall was recently appointed Court Commissioner for Graham county by Judge Barnes. No reason is known for The commission of such an act, as hls mes,ic relations were extremely pleas- ant. He leaves wife and one child, i wno re plunged ID grief a; the sad oc- ( cufreDce. ,