Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-09
News items are muchly scarce.

ZODb.
 The Calabasas railroad is certain tc
 be built.
 Mir. Lome Fully came in from Nogales
 last evening.
 There are but few idle miners in Tue
 son at present.
 E.O. Kennedy has been appointed
 postmaster at Globe.
 In case of the death of Gladstone tho
 editor of the Star would, ID all proba
 bility, become premier.
 To be shot-the man who looks like he had lost his fifth wife and is heard complaining of hard times.
 Negley Post, c. 4. R., of this city, is making extensive preparations for the observance of Memorial Dsy.
 MT. H. Schoenberg, commercial tray.
 eler for the firm ot Esberg, Bachmsn &
 O., of San Francisco, IS in town.
 Mir. A. E. Fay, editor of the Flagstaff
 Champion, feels secure ID the appoint
 ment of timber agent for Arizona.
 The people of this city are unques- tionably in favor of voting bonds for the building of the CalabasRs railroad.
 There is no city in Arizona, and per haps on the Pacific coast, that has a cleaner health record than Tucson.
 Three car loads of Portugese passed through Tucson yesterday morning en route for San Francisco and Sacra- mento.
 There IS more than double the amount of freight fer merchants of Tucson being received here as compared with the same date las. year.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Conn have re- turned from a visit to California and now occupy rooms at the residence of MT. Miles Clifford.
 The Arizona Ssmpling Works are do- ing large and increasing business, and handle the greater part of the ore shipped from Kingman.
 As an indication of the confidence in- our mines there IS more mining machin cry being received at the railroad depot than at any former period.
 Sholderer has fresh fish every day at his meat market. His huge refrigerator is just inc thing to keep his meats and fish in splendid condition.
 W. 4. McDermott left for Benson 8 few days since to collect rents for Chan Tin Wo. When his business is accom- pished he will return home.
 MT. B. Heinman, formerly employ ed by Wm. Zeckendorf as book keeper, is lying seriously III at his resi- denee, No. 332 Court street.
 J. A. Browder has gone from the a. and b. p. to reside ID California, and it is said that the local places which knew him so well before will know him no more forever.
 Business men of this cIty are now more hopeful of the business outlook than few months ago, and you do not see so many sad eyed, fRr-away looking people on our streets.
 The mild-eyed youth who rented post otlce box "2l6' Is a spotted and shad- | owed individual. He had better keep a | sharper eye oD his little business or he may languish in the cooler.
 The Star man, who offered to printthe Calsbasas Subsidy Election Proclsma- ton free, IS now clubbing himself, be- cause all the other papers are getting paid for the work.-Phenix Herald.
 James Addison Reavis, claimant of the alleged Perslts land grant, has had a severe overhauling by the citizens of PheniI. They declared Iu set of reso- ution that they would suppress him.
 Business seems to be picking up in he way of employment. About eigh- teen men left this morning to work on he Arizona canal, and it is understood hat more will be required shortly.-Phe- lix Gazette.
 Mir. Leo Goldschmidt has just filled ID his great store with full line of urniture of all kinds and now he wants to call. They will find goods 0 suit them and prices that cannot fail o give satisfaction.
 On the Star Spangled Banner mine. Ion. David Southwick has several men t work. He has fifteen tons of galena acked ready to ship, besides two car pads in bulk. HewIll make 8 shipment a 6 week or ten days. Several cases of sneak-thieving, SAYS he Phenix Gazette, have occurred ecently in the western end of the town, nd the authoities are keeping an official ye on some doubtful characters who ojourn ID that locality. Work will tell, and iu no instance is his So surely demonstrated as in mining. .very one of the rich discoveries made D the Wsllapsi district in the last few 'eeks has been accomplished by good onest work, and that alone. The Flagstaff correspondent of the AL uquerque Journal says that Colonel ddy is expected at that place shortly, nd that work will be started on the Iinorsl Belt railroad, The corps of ngineers who recently inspected the 1tire line are here awaiting the col nel. Antonio Estrells, the Mexican vino as So badly cut and pounded during a scas in the Barrie Libre, on Monday : st, died to-day. Coroner E. J. Smith ! jury to view the body and : len adjourned till Monday next, at hich tune full investigation can be Rde. Rev. c. B. Sumner, late pastor of the church at Tucson. but " Of Las Vegas, N. M., visited Clifton E st Friday. Mir. Sumner is a courteous, fined gentleman, talented divine and 'pulsr with all classes. We hope his sits will be frequent and of longer du- F The people of Flagstaff evidently in- nd to keey clean, as their local paper the important event of the |. ectlOn of bath house at that place. - le establishment of a soap house and T rubbing brush factory is all that IS ! tp complete the arrangement S ' entire cleanliness. Fay will boom a e new enterprise, no doubt. It Is said that the Mexican population n Weaver district are cognizant of the I, cumstsnces and identity of the perpe- Itors of the late robbery at WIcken- V rg. They even went so far, on the sr- il It of the supposed robbers, as to dis n tch 6 rider to Wickenburg 10 post the Isoner's sister, who resided there, as what story she would tell, if she were O .errogated.-Prescott Journal. o Mrs. Tormey. No. 22l Main street, Ii ve one of the most pleasant and en- r