Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

Wm E. Guild and family, of Flor
 57t-. came in on tEis mornIng's train
 sg. VII return home tomorrow.
 Rabbits are reported to be so plenti-
 1. 5..oni San Xavier that they can be
 E.-L sl.h club.
 ID. Reymert left this morning for n
 tr.saback trip to PInal, where he will -snaIu i0. some time.
 NrGec. F. Scholefield left to-day with Il, family for hIs stock ranch in David so- caL9u III the Santa RItas.
 Bs promptly on hand at the mass -esuug tonight at seven o'clock. and
 sss1d the Tbeater afterwards.
 KP. Dorsey received s dispatch this D uiug from Waco, Texas, announcing
 :-s death Oi hls wife at that place.
 Max Werner Is now officiating behind .a Headquarters counter. Max is the
 -.z-5 alj J-e Betz he can't be beaten Gt.
 AIar-e consignment of five-year-old N4i.ug.y wLlskey, just rrcelved from A-tucA!, at tLe Scotia. It IS good, by
 -s gallon, sO give thanks with.
 some of the mines in tle Amole dis ! t-c. are proving themselves to be yer l,a5e uolauzss. It Is oaly a question d4eg;- oi development with them.
 Dlrug he recent heavy rains in Cali | .l-l.a L- basement of the Los Angeles ] D-.g Im-s office was flooded with E4le5. None Of 1t got into the saactum.
 Tank Hu;ea5ery has prepared some | Q, .le ue>. mIuce meat It is possible to l a.zs and VIII furnish h.s patrons with l --Lce tIes Oa IhaLksS SIviEg morning.
 ILs through lraIn from CalifornIa cs-a Iu e4riy tnIs morning, bringing the l lag delayed msll and many passen- gers. The Lex. traIn will reach here l ils evening.
 SLyll--er las some beef at his mar E5t todd. that surpasses anything ever l-iIEe di-pla!ei In this market. It Is | t- !aEas, lender and gs tempting as g 1
 4-ilkssIvIGs turkey.
 .-e ti1st volume of the Personal Me |
 -.-s of U. ;. Grant has arrived n San talclsco and agents for the work are | t--E sgyphel as rapidly Gs II Is possl- l De handle the books.
 any one who wishes to find a really | valuable Christmas preseut for hls | sweetheart should purchase one of l Stevens & Hughes Economy Horse | Powers and placa ID her stocking.
 George Hand saved the county six., five cents iO day by patching yLe carpet | ot the court house vestlDule h. mseif. l Noble economist! your Jealous labors | will be rewarded by your be.ng Inconti- | nentiy flied from the position cf l .alit1r.
 h the m.diIe ages the devil was by | tle nolkshIp, held in terror. hke the l sF5-d of Damocies, over an Ignorant | popaiac-. St.!l the Scotia continues to | lspru7e the finest Tom and Jerr,, Nor n1- ke7Ive:s, Hot Sc1tches and all 1 other winter punches.
 Native silver Is Jein. found in the | o.errltas, near the Saucho Panza. l.. l I. Files brought ln a nugget of nearly | llre silver, A few days ago, that | weighed ab0us tAirty-five pounds How | much more of the same kInd exists there | s one ot those things no one can find | C1, you kuaw.
 The Grand restaurant, opposite the Llte, on Maiden Lane, wIll set one of | -- finest Thanksgiving dinners. There VII be roast turkey with cranberry | sauce, chicken, ali kinds of choice vege- 'a2es, and many luxuries. Frosted !, Cakes and splendid pastry will be also | sef'rd Eeng Lee IS bound tO please kls I glesis oD Thanksgiving day.
 Oi d noted battlefield the Atlanta OlSntutIon remarks: "Hhe battle | sT5Gnd of Missionary Ridge has been l e'lyeried into a strawberry patch. Tan I5e c1lonlsts have climbed with hoes, ! sLere Yankee soldiers rushed with bay | l--is, and the earth has reddencd after I t-cl invasion. On these sunny slopes l --e gardener finds his ideal home, snd I '-e berry lazily perfects itself. Land | '-di went begging a few years ago at S2 1 a- acre now commands S2JO an acre, | -1l where natives starved on five hun | 1i-d acres now are New Englanders I s'1F!l- rich on ten acres"
 l. ,s tr bad that some of the worthy | 'eterau7 of the democracy in this terri | !-r! ve-e nOt selected to some of the I IS! lhces. There IS John u. Marion, of I u Prescott Courier, who IS abundantly | t-a-nrd !ar any position III the Terri I 'o's, excepting perhaps the judiciary; be | S Consistent and an honorable Demo- | I s.-' and personally a most agreeable gen. | ]. nan, and 1t would be real pleasure | to note E.s appuIntment to office. IL Is --i4.y probable tbat Alr. Marion would | ave accepted any posiuon, but he cer- l 'a!aly should have been rendered one.
 I1e postoflice of Gre6tervIlle, in the l 2, 2ai,a Ihtas, Is only thirty miles from 1 ! -y' a, by wy of Omega camp. The l --4l- Teaches that place, however, by go- | --s To Benson by rail, thence by the So- l 1'fa railroad to Crittenden, thence by | 's 'ssa-1.eoags on mule to GreateTvIlle, sl 2 li one hundred miles. The only | her reform now possible to make In | '-at mall route IS to send it via Fl Paso | ., ,,4 He Mexican Central. to the city of | cSeeAico, thence to the Pacific and to u-hy mas and up to Tubac and let 1t sa-A aver the mountains tO Greaterville, -S -' VIII then be old enough to do so. The San Diego Union of last Thurs Va! came out with full report of the s.ali opening of the railroad to that " besides large amount of other in- .1ses'lng reading matter. Those who ,. l.l-e mber the small city of San Diego n n lew years ago will be struck forci- -! win the progress it has made by a tsIusaI 2; of the columns of the large e'S e'H-t pages the Union of the above date -S-talns. =, Much of the growth and u>perlty of San Diego is due to the t1c5ilent work of the Union in making -lo~n 10 the world the wonderful ad- 'aatRges of the lovely paun of tba pac,6c