Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-18

Mir. ID. U. Hall mas EsluIneu ltCLn n lengthy residence at Nogales and Nlil reside ID Tucson indefinitely. Folr carloads of excursionists will . mass through Tucson from the east m . few days, going to California. Carlos H. Tully now has his office on 1 Mesllla street ID the rooms formerly Oc cupied by the late D. Nelasco.
 Messrs. H. W. Fisk and J. F: Patton of Globe, arrived last night. NIT. FISK \ will shortly go to Sonora to accept position in mine.
 For a good farm wagon go to L. Zeck- endorf 4 Go. and get one of those cele- brated Fish Bros wagons, which they 1 are closing ont at very low prices.
 A spell of quite warm weather seems to have set ID, and during the middle ot the day the beat Is somewhat uncom- fortable excepting person remains m the shade.
 Joe Sresovich to-day moved up hls stock of groceries, fruits, etc, to hls Dc" place on Congress street, next to Cros- iey's market. He will exhibit splen- did lot of fruits.
 Hon. w. c. Bridwell, of Graham coun- ty. was in the city last evening, on bus ines before the land office. NIT. Br!d- well was one of the most active and con- scietIous members of the last territorial council.
 Miss Agnes Muir arrived a few days from Paris, Ontario, and IS stopping with the family Of MT. James Gillespie, No. 230 Mccormick street. Mss Muir wlll shortly engage ln fashionable dress making and open an extensive establish ment in this city.
 The morning paper says: We wrapped gently on the door" but 1t fails to tell what 1t wrapped So gently on the portal to casa Had his cabeZa been duly rapped II would probably have been gently wrapped, but Il would have to be done very gently Indeed.
 That must have been tough species of jusular vein that the morning paper speaks of. It was severed by Lnlfe, the injured man removed to a surgeon 's office, and the vein splced, and stIil the poor fellow defied all precedent Tn such injuries and lived through those several trying hours.
 Three cars of the Peerless Mining Company's pipe have arrived; the first shipment left on l. Zeckendorf k Con- pany's teams for the company's well to-day. This old reliable house has the forwarding of all the Peerless Mining Co1npany's freight. Promptness and dispatch always count.
 The morning asterIsk seems to be tickled all over because Il gave little piece of local news that transpired after the evening papers had gone tO press. The people will good naturedly indulge it m its little eccentrlcIty, in view of the great length ot tImG that has elapsed since it published any news at all.
 Tonight at eIcht o'clock or therea- bouts, splendid free lunch will be spread at The Headquarters. Joe Betz extends a cordial invitation tO all hls friends to drop in on this opening night, and enjoy the Inequalities of the new establishment. Everything Is now ln shipshape, and The Headquarters pre- sents an attractive appearance.
 The town of Florence will build SIP, 900 school house, for the c instruction of which bids will be renewed until May 1lth. The bonds to be issued are also to be sold on that day. They bear ten per cent interest and have ten years to run. Pinal county Is out of debt and has money in the treasury, and its bonds are above par.
 The Territorial association of Stock men will meet Ia Tucson next Thursday, for the purpose of agreeing upon a plan to carry into effect the quarantine law enacted by the last legislature, and to recommend suitable persons for inspect ors to be appointed by the governor A full attendance of cattlemen Is partic- ularly desired.
 Subscribers in Globe complain that the CITIZEN arrives there very irregular. Sometimes several days pass without a copy being received and then three or four arrive in a bunch. It IS very pro- voking ineeed. but just where the fault lies 1t Is difficult to ascertain. The same complaint comes from Silver King, in Final county.
 Stage passengers who came by way of Riverside bring the news of a suicide that occurred at the old crossing or ferry, near Thurber. He was stranger and had come from Benson Tn search of work. Not being able to get employ ment at the Ray mines he despondently walked odwn to tine river and shot hlm- self through the head with his pistol.
 Dr. J. Pool, who formerly resided in thus city, is now manufacturing and selling a dentrifice that possesses many rare virtues. The ingredients use1 are purely vegetable. Dr. Pool first obtained knowledge of the qualities of certain herbs used, while he was in the Mexican war, and he recently found the plants growing ID Arizona in great quantities.
 It is very funny-indescribab laugh able-to note the jubilant crOwIDg Of the morning paper because 1t was award ed S7.79 contract for printing by the Board Of Supervisors. It was triumph indeed. And how plainly 1t indexes the rare ssgacity, wonderful genius, pro- found erudition and sublime capabilities that are slumberIng m by 2 contracts in Arizona instead of shining, like a polished knothole, in the Presidents cabinet.
 The dry air refrigerator, built by M. J. Sullivan, under the plans offered by Mir \. Anderson, Is a splendid success. The meat is preserved fresh and cold and the temperature does not vary more than one degree Tn chilling its full capacity Of meat. It was constructed after tine Rumbaugh patent, which Is owned by the Wooster Refrigerator Co.,, of Woes ter, Ohio. X smaller size refrigerator upon the same plan would be very use full for household purposes.
 Road Overseer J. McC. Elliott has been instructed by the Board of Super visors to devote his time and attention to the repair of such county roads Rs need it. The board also instructed him to call upon residents along the line Of such roads for the work the law requires of them of tis equivalent in money. So when Mir. Elliott puts in an appearance in any nei ighborhood and demands money or work they must not think he Is mob of communists or a road agent He ls simply performing his duty like a good official should, and must be respected accordingly.
 The grantees of ths Nogales grant, through their agent. Mir. W. Williams, have at last commenced their first sult to try the rights of title, to the lands embraced within the limits of the so- 1n-l N,saW,a aN.