Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

The necessary changes are being made in the County Court room to accOmmo- date the new court. The room will be ready ID a day or two.
 Pbil. 5. Montague, oi the Wilcox StOckman, Is in the city and has the ma terial of his newspaper here. He will issue the Stockman hereafter in Tucson.
 A pleasant dinner party was given yesterday evening at Fort Lowell by Mir. and Mrs. Fred Austin. 4 number of their Tucson friends were present and enjoyed an agreeable evening.
 Through solieItious regard for the health of the people of Tucson, the Old Col0ners grandmother caused him to procure a lot of Dr. Henley's celery, Iron and Wine-a splendid tonic-and supply of the celebrated Walnut bit ters-a new article in Tucson. Try them.
 Mir. Isaac LsurIn, postmaster at Amer can fl z, passed through here Saturday on ms way homo from Phenix with a bride. We congratulate Mir. Laurin upon his assumption of the respOn- sibIlines of Benedict, and wish himself and bride long, happy and prosperous hfe.-FlcTence Enterprise.
 Susie Eln.ore aged 20 years, house. keeper for + l. Crouch, of Tombstone, was burned te death Saturday afternoon. Her clothing took fire from the stOve, while no Jther person was present m the house, aLd 1t burned so rapidly that when help arrived she was so badly burned that death ensuSd five hours afterwards.
 From Supervisor White it Is learned that hIs little daughter, who was so se- vereiy injured by kick from a horse few weeks since, is rapidly recovering. The broken limb knitted sufficiently in two weeks to enable the surgeon in attendance to reduce the dislOcation of the hip, which WAS accomplished in a very satisfactory manner. It IS expected that ere long the little prsttler will be running abOut with the full and free use of tue shattered Imb.-TOmbstone k, cord
 D.. W J. White. proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel, Tn Tucson, IS on visit to Phenix. and thinks of mak- ing his home permanently here. The doctor Is a live, active man, just the kind we need in this valley. In com psny with some other parties he has To- cated water right and taken up a tract of land near Tempe. The con- pany will soon take out a ditch and bring water from the river. The gen tlemen associated with tho doctor are men of means, and will be a valuable &C., quisition to MaricOpa cOuuty.-Phenix Herald.
 Parties who send to California for their job work do not realIZe adequate compensation for the difference in the price, through the Typographical errors that will occasionally be made. On this subject the Tombstone Record says: Tt must Do a source of modification to the Odd Fellows, to know that the programmes for their approaching dance winch they "sent to San FrOncisco 10 have printed have come to hand con taining no less than three glaring errors. The Record is not. nor does 1t propose doing job work at San FTancIsco prices, for the reason that IL cannot afford II, and thinks that the botched job referred to hardly compensstes the difference in cost"
 Yesterday d long special came into Colton iron the east, bearing several hundred mules, large lot of carts. scrap CTS, blows and other tools and material for use on the California Southern rail- road between here and DAggett. They came from the Mexican Central railroad, and are accompanied by expeuenced workmen in railroad construction, who will immediately commence the work of grading on the line of the road. It IS the intention of the contractors to push work with all possible speed. Both ends of the road, from DsgSe;t to the Csion Pass, and from San E -l rdino tO the CsiOn Pass, are ex.ec ,i tO be ready by the time the hesv! work through the Caion is finished, 90 that, as soon as that is done, immediate connections may be made and trains started running. This evidence of the speedy completion of this last portion of another grea, trsnscontinental line will give an added impetus to business and greatly stiffen prices of real estase.-San Bernsrdino Index, April l4