Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

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 ,..,h.n Ri.kard, formerly of this city, 0Iyif.s-e5 al Ansconda, Montana
 ,.,,,r dealers in this clty pay S49 L,oSns-ter. county and city license.
 s,e Knabe piano will arrive m a
 js,s for the use of the guests of the Porter.
 --, r,ss word for the Commercial ,lb-is what time does the Big Four csDle on.
 Anderson of Wooster Ohio, father ,T R Anier son of Fuller's Ranch, has .-,e 10 make Arizona his hUme.
 Afr. Frank Deitz. recently quite Ill ..t msIarlal fever. Is, her many friends h. pleased to learn, conTalescIng. c5IF. Evans, one of the brightest S.,.l. ia the Treasury department. is -r,;gIuc in:o the status of the Smythe t4sa.
 u-IY. Eccleson WAS thrown from a ,..;,'s on Saturday afternoon last, and .3.,.!u,d severe sprain of one of his r1s
 r,bn Harris WAS held up Saturday ..b. by two tramps-John told them .rs- he was e railroad man, and they Ia, bim %.
 Whist Is the thing owadays-Theer ,7ur sets of players can be seen at a.Cub every night-"Hsrry" Is the saerai referee.
 S,'a-o Is said to be overrun with men ..s,rn, employment. They are report i., be camped under every bush wait ;-,an opportunity for work.
 v- Geo. A. Bent, the well known t,-.nan of the Gunsight mines, was se- .;,,.Iy gounded by the accidental dis .b.r,r uf a revolver on the train near Ssialla, Missouri.
 acblTs bracelet has been found. The orpsr can have the same by applying 7. inc photograph gallery Of Messr, B7-hman < Hartwell, proving property sri paving for this notice.
 YrA Cattenach. Deputy Collector of T,,srn. arrived two weeks since from 2 Paso. and Is now stationed here. MT. C,,,snach is 6 very pleasant gentleman. s.,re.ul and efficient officer of the Gov er1Eent.
 Nil D. Cummings, formerly book Esp7sr for Dyer, Finch x Baldwin, O hls1n, but later of Albuquerque, has s,,rtsi the position of day clerk at the Palace. where he will be pleased to see .U old frie1d- and as many new ones ss -l-y be p.ra-el to give him a call.
 NJ Lew Martin. one of the popular engineers ou the Southern Pacific ra'l- r4i left on Friday last for Vallejo, CsIforaia. n response 10 a tele-ram stating that his lIttle d daughter Is serious lvLl Iii, to be hoped that he will find her much improved 10 health on his ar ryal ,1ere.
 Mzss-s. Tuos. P. Patterson and Wm. Rei. two unle llds from the land of Rg-us. have formed a cop rtnership In tue h4u1r business and will hereafter conduct the scotia" for the mutual bs-ef; ot both and to the great joy of t1rlr frIrnis. Long may they flourish a-I the tLIstle nod In the wind.
 Mr O RO;hschllds has removed into isuew quarters, 2l5 Congress street, winch have been made exceedingly neat ani attractive and on account of their more central petition douhly conve nIent t0 the old stand. He reports his sales of ca1dies as having already increased and bls.uess improved generally. On coffee, clOc5late and cake he Is enjoying biz run
 The railroad rifle team have aban- douei tu.Ir range east of the depot, and selected another on the Santa Cruz bot ton. West of the residence of Judge Os- bO--s, Waere they have built a strong but: ar5 put up their targets for re yu- lsr srrs.tca. The shooting done there ye.;srlay Eould, 1t is said have done creif (, much more pre;entlcu- team
 5.s Sresovich has ten acres of bottom l4ai under cu tivation as orchard. Dur- !lg tue present season he planted 15u tree. of the various kinds including sg-.,5t, fig, peach and others of early r9rumg qualities. He first plants his trees about l5 feet apart and later ou t-snsplants every second tree. He is tlas unabled to re replace any that may haze died or been destroyed.
 Within the past year the family gro ceTy trade of L. Zeckendorf X Co, has prbably exceeded that of all other stores together in town. To meet and hold this trade they carry an immense stock, which Is kept up by daily arri' yals of foreign and domestic goods from the East and the West. There IS nc article, either staple or fancy, that IS mol to be found In theIr stock, with quality guaranteed to be first class.
 Messls Knox Corbett and Van kurer have entered into copartnersbip in the cattle business Last week they par chased the ranch of Antonio GriIalvi on the San Pedro together with % cows Ihls week they purpose to buy 5O addi tonal cows and continue from time tC time 10 add further to their stock. A both are careful industrious young mel they cannot well do otherwise than pros Der, and it is to be hoped that they Will William Schillan, well kuown in thit city, especially among mining men, l: reported to have skipped the country vlth fund.- belonging to another man he was 't IS said. engaged by NIT. Whit iaker tO purchase cattle in Sonora, ana NNAt lp llhl Hlhle Wll1 I1buti AoA tA" purpose, but unfortunately while there he tried hIs hand at gambling and or coming out second best took what re maln@d of the money entrusted to hIn Tor the purchase of cattle and left fo parts unknown.
 Under specIal decree issued out O the court of Judge Meyer on Saturday four able bodied tramps have been pu 70 work repairing the streets. Hu Honor knowing them to be homeless hungry and friendless, and dreadlng th' approach ofth- threatened cold way ltom the north, took compassion oI iheir mistortunes and ordered them t oeiei, hossed aD employed in the ser Wee of the city. Under charge of special officer they laborei on the dnt. u2rolghfares of the city to day.
 Knox Corbest and Henry Levin wll open skating rink in the buildInI formerly occupied by A. D. Otis X Co oh Tuesday night next. For the pas several days Vorkmen have been bus putting the place in repair, tRkIpg ou al partitions and throwing the entir ouldlng into one bug room. As skai !ng rink 1t will undoubtedly be popular lt- . A