Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

to fifteen cents
 QuiJotoa stocks are quite lively In San trancIscO at the present low prices. On tuesday the sales of Peer aggregated 3,40O shares, and Peerless 4,JOJ.
 H. B. Uullam3 and wife, formerly Of thls city, are now residing m Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Culium Is enjoy ing very good health n that hlgh alt1ude.
 Some one might turn Rn honest pen ny and accommodate many people or this city by estLbl,shIng a wood yard al q convenient point near the center Of town.
 The Judge of the County Court has swapped chambers with the DIstrI0t Court Judge. The change brings each of them closer 10 their respective court rooms.
 The members of the i. Q. ', W. ID Yuma will have a Legion of Select Knights organized so soon as the new rituals can be had, say a0out the Eld- de of December.
 Business matters are looking up some what, the merchants say, and money IS little ea-IeT. Collections are mt GIin- cult to make and a gradual change for the better Is noticeable.
 The Select Knights of Tombstoue will give thelr First Annual Ball Cu Thanks giving eve, November 25.h, for which occasion great prepurEtIOus E.e beng made and a good tIEe viii be had.
 Mir. William Fl0rsheim, who has bren suffering for several days with a swollen face accustomed by decayeI MOl.r, BOW carries the offensive member in Els pocket and wears a EInllIDg C0u2te- nance.
 Thos. T. Newcome is still B candidate for City Marshal, notwithstanding the fact that he was not nominated ID the shadow of Sam DraChmHu's cigar sign. His many friends can rely upon thIs US an authorized statement.
 Sam Drachman is an adrcit advertis- CT. Who but be would have conceived the idea of advertising hIs iucOmpar- able cigars bY full report of buIles- que nominating convention such as t-e morning papers contained?
 Geo. l.. Bailey has returned from the properties of the Sonora Gold and Sl- yer, Mining company, on the Oonolta rIver, southwest of the QuijOtoas. He IS now negotiating a sale OG tiue stock ranch held by him and Mir. Russell
 In the official records filed m the office of the County Recorder, the CITIZEN noted on She 18th Instant tine record of the Pride of Arizona mine, Harshaw district, located by Richard Farrell The latter name should have been Geo. II. Norton: Farrell was only witness to the location notice.
 Mr. N. II. Patton, the millmsn ci the bongIZa hrm, Is In the cIty. Messrs. Flood aud Mackay will reach here by the tram now delayed by tEe WasnoCt at Indlo. The tEree will pro ceed To QuI!otoI As soon as possible aud inspect tue ore bodies and arrange for future action on the stock board.
 |. s. Attor ey O. r. Rouse was duly sworn in this morning by Justice C. u. Meyer, and entered upon his official duties. He left for Pre-cott thlS alter noon to attend the court now ID session at that place. For the short time the people of Tucson have had tO talk with him, be has created a very favorable lm- pressIon.
 The Old Colonel has big advertise ment iu the CITIZEN today, detailing
  Col Dur has built up a very large trade and he Is content with small margin of profit. What cannot be found IT. hIs line at Uncle Sam's wine cellar Is not attaInable.
 A. hedeuill, the popular piano tuner, iR the busIest man m town, He has tuned over 27 instruments. has orders ahead, and has also sold several pianos and organs. Talk about your ru-tlers, Redeuill takes the'bBkery. He goes to Tombstone and Fl Pnso m a few days. ana will return here about the first Of the month.
 Does 1t not look Q little inconsistent for a newspaper that has Tel Ieateciy de- nuunced the prbctIce Of large and pow erfUl corporations taking an active part III local elections, io beg the support of such q body to a political scheme against the will and interests Uf the peo pie: Such thing has taken place lu Tucson. The Journal don't like to criticise its soldier correspondent at Camp Datli near MHgdalrn8. but sull it would like to know hy lot uf soldiers are sta toned at iha point, where no luGlaur have been seen, and where the only pas time seems to be eXteEdInE sympathy to l General Cook and borrowing "Seaslde' 1 novels.-AlbuqueTque Journal Knox CoTbett hss been busy during | such intervals as hIs pCst-Cilice duties | would permit. for the past week, n fixing | up d residence on Sourt plaza that has | altogether too many luxurious articles | for bacf elor. A suspicion has there l fore grown ID the minds Of the public | that kuox contemplates the deliberate | perpetratICn of cOpartnersnlp for hte, | but the exact date of the affair IS not | yet whispered.
 A Raymond ,S Whitcomb excursion train of six Pullman cars, m charge of Mir. c. C. Harding, Boston, came ID about one o'clock this afternoon from the east. The train will be delayed here until the washout Leyond Yuma Is re- paired, which will probably be to-mor- TOW. The members of the excursion party are chiefly from the New England States. They will make a trip leisurely through California and sojourn for two months at Hotel del Monte, at Monterey, and return east in the spring. Quite a number of the party went out to For; Lowell this afternoon and others took drive to the mission Dan Xavier del Bac. They seemed to De quite well pleased with the objects of interest shown them and found mnch to amuse and interest them in this, the oldest town In the United States but one.