Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22
Here and There.

! very soon hltCr tls arrival ID W asulng-
 ton that he could not reach those ave- , nues that promised the accomplishment
 of good for the people Of Arizona, as an
 office seeker, and be therefore felt will
 ling to sacrifice something be never had
 and that was beyond his reach. for the , good of the territory. His heroic self sacrifice appeals to inc people of the , sunny land to show their appreciation
 of his devotion to their best interests in not getting appointed, and they should join tcgetLer in supplicatiOn to the ap-
 pointing pow CT 10 send him as consul to
 Borneo.
 The ghoie south western country seems
 to 6e flooded with tramps who piteOusly
 appeal tO pedestrians for the price of
 meal. They ale generally a robust set,
 and their strength has evidently not
 been Oyer-taxed by severe manual la-
 bor. They have even so fur improved
 upon their regular habit of following
 the line Of railroads that there Is hard
 ls an inland 5own that k free from their presence. During the past few days it
 has been noticed ID this city tba. their
 ranks cont prise all ages, from ten years upward to old and decrepit men.
 The washout on Stone Avenue Is still
  dumped unceremoneously into the big
 hole if 1t Is not fixed soon. The item m regard to the dangerous place published ID the CITIZEN few days ago, has saved
 one or two accidents happening there,
 but some one may come alo1g who does
 not read the CITIZEN, and fall into the
 arroyo, and jury of his peers msy es-
 timate several thousand dollars as the sum the city shall pay for its negligence.
 The Mayor Of Tombstone caused the City;AudltOr to be investigated, and their iinHl report was not exceedingly damag- ing. Nov the Auditor makes very | grave charges against the Mayor and | several members of the Council and | says he can prove every word and mere | too fl necessary. From the criminatIons |
 aud TecrimInBtiOns published, one IS
 forced to believe that they gre all | pretty bad set any way.
 Grasshoppers have made their appear
 ance in great numbers in several locali-
 ties in Apache county. They have de-
 seconded upon the Meadows and with few exceptions have destroyed the en- | tire crops of that community wheat
 and barley being too far advanced to re- ceive much InJnry from the Orthopter- l ! Lambtnn being entirely devastated by ! their visitatiOn.-St. Johns Herald.
 The premium Is: uf the second aDnu- al exhibit of the Arizona Industrial Ex- position Association, has been received. | The exhibit will be held Rt PhenIx dur ! ing the week commencing October l2th. 1 lbe Fair promises tO be attractive and interesting, and its several departments will be represented by exhibits from all portions of the Territory.
 The city ehouid now clean ID the Military plaza ami con-tSuc: road d. agonally across it from Camp street to the school house. for the acclpmOia- tion or the pupils ia the northwest pOr- tioD of the city. Considerable i'm provemeDts sho4ld be made ID that plaza, and the practice Of dumping gar blge thereon should be prohibited.
 The town of Globe is about to experi- ence revival of life aud activity through is mining resources. The Do- minioR Copper Company have posted notices that on and after Monday, August l7th, they will pay S3 2j to miners, shovelers, wheeleTs and furnace men; snd S2.S0 to surfacsmsn and labor CTS. Tins means a resumption of work on this great property.
 Robert PotthofT had Mexican arrest . ed a few days ego, for using abusive | language to him and Judge Meyer tap ped the offender for ten dollars. After wards the Mexican had Mir. PotthOff Rr- rested for a similar offence and ten dol lars more went into the gaping wound of the law. There IS nothing like even ing up things tO the satisfaction Of everybody.
 The Fashion will supply its patrons with all the delIcacIes of the season on the occasion of its Sunday dinner to- , morrow. Roast chicken, duck. aud vaEi- , ous kinds oi game, together w:.h sea sonable fruits and ice creams, will enter into the menu of the occasion. The Fashion never gets le!:.
 A large number of army deserteTs , from the Mexican army Tn Sonora hre l now Tn Tucson. The watermelons are } ripe aud tue Fiesta is nearly mellow, , and in the face of such Fare attractions ihe discipline and excitement Of army ; life and h being ainbu-hed by Yaquis are i powerless to restrain them from making i She pilgrimage.
 Col c. c. Bean met with serious ac- T cident and ore which came IeGT prov ing fatal. ID Cataract canon, by being thrown from bucking mule. He had a narrow ,seaLe from being thrown 400 feet down tbe prsciptous walls of the canon. As II WGs he sustained serious . bruises On his face and Eead.-PrescOtt o Journal.
 The Tombstone lodge of tLe Ancient Order Of United MoTkmen contemplate giving grand fraternal barbecue Gt aD a early date. A committee has already D been appointed to make the necessary O and they have decided s upon this novel aud attractive method of enjoy ment. z
 If that first-class daily. the ARIZONA h DAILY CITIZEN, of Tucson, would credit f, tIe Arizona Sentinel at all times when |, if takes items from its columns, It would n please us very much.-1uma Sentinel If the CITIZEN has been guilty of such " B disc )urtesy, the Sentine! Is assured al that # was an urintentIoual omission. 1 In r. Is an open secret tbat Uu fer Sher. 7. fir Ihomas CJrdis is to be married this '~ evening. Rt his residence on PsnnirC- r lon street, ;o Miss Clara Suastegui, a, neice of Bishop SuGstegGI, of Altar, fn sonora. The wedding will be strictly a. private. Mr. CoIdis has the oongfaiu ,; stions Of all good CITIZENS. So Phenix does not purpose allowing te Tucson Co carry off all the Few journal D stic honors. lt is aunouncced that h' Jos Angeles party IS Hbout to start a pC lew morning journal there with the old " material formerly used in the publica- ri lon ot the PInal Dull and and Fl th dercurio. W The Star resorts to "vaCue rumors' Gs cd substitute for Iews. "Nague Rumor" co lad subsisted on concentrated I've when ;t perpetrated the absurd statement that sa he editor of the CITIZEN IS to be man. nf ging editor of the new morning news 'aper at Phenix.