Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-07
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
,y,, alamo trees on the Santa Cruz srC

r,s alamo trees on the Santa Cruz ST ,-ain leshng.
 vontu Is wanacd to do genera
 'sar,rk m a small family. See notlc' .seNheTe. T. i. announced that ten stamp mil
 t,,iI, to be built on the Southeri gs.lr mIne.
 Chatham of the Epitsph ha r-nuo;ed 10 a heutenancy m thu E.srd Amy of the Republic.
 y,en;ine day a2proacheth ugly onei ;rr,ttv ones are being exhibited b! '1-- S-- ts,d at the Pioreer bookstore.
 I,ire French IS President of the Pres ..IIhrsry Club. The Judge IS en ',-g, o1c,llent health this winter.
 v- F. W. Pomroy left yesterday for ,., Francisco. Mrs. BomrOy Is expected me ~ lth hIm when he returns.
 Tho S;n Diego Union observes nu --l-,rs hocks of wild geese headed ----...wa-d. That settles the spring bus .Ie-s-
 Nh, ;s the letter B. like fire? Be .... I, makes oil boil St. Jacobs On .-s.t1s ire out Of boil. It conquer' F.ll. . .. .P ea!x physician has lost his medi
 .rs,e. The health of that berg wIl "s-t 10 improve uanl a new Case IL .1gg.lrd.
 Ti.re Is q movement in tine direction a--5.aa. The prospect of mill Is al
 iy having its effect on those who are .,..-,s.ri ID mines and mining.
 oo account of sickness ID the family i.ge Rev. MT. Sumner, the laiIes ol ..Caagregationsl Church Society have ,,.ry ned tneIr promised soeIal for one srss.
 Ms, Monks class at the Public schoo -I r.ye a number of recitatlons and .-r.s tomorrow Friday, afternoon rr- Vubllc are cordially invited tC s.tyal.
 CI Fisher. Collector of Internal Rev mn. form srly a resident of this city ,ios uf Santa Fe' has struck his sup, ,-.sI manga ia New Mexican mica leglslt.
 N-. and Mrs Grosetta and Mrs. War ,sr contemplate bn European trip snort i[ The, wIl probably leave here De1; --rr,l. gong hTst To Paris and thence 60 l;a-s
 The fifth of February is a day dear to ,b4 heart of every Mexican patriot, in- s.-1ch as it Is the natal day of the con- s.-,Y,i.l uf Mexico. IL was celebrated vtb due regard to its importance.
 V-H.F. Fleisbman left this morn m, for F. Paso and will go from there ,5t5e C.ty ot Mexico. He goes on bus mes. and pleasure and will be absent Q. an indefinite tune,
 There is considerable demand for .,o,z cattle at present, Inquiries for tLs same are being daily made among t- stock men now in the city. The de- ua-l exceeds the supply.
 N-. Paul Moroney has ordered two rex ice wagons from St. Lotus. They v-rem4uufactured as per order and will arrive here about March first. One Is tra single and one for a double team. NJ. Geo. W. Hopkins, representing inc Harden Hand Grenade Fire ExtIn- gssue-. Is in the city and will give an exhibition h Church plaza 10 nor rv afternoon, to which all are invited. Nr. John Young yesterday entered srI, against his partners to recover money advanced to work the Hercules and Monarch mines, which are situated siau. fourteen miles west of the Qui- ,o.Oa.
 Nr It. Meneger Is busy moving his store from south of the Palace hot .l 10 ,h4 building formerly occupied by C. SsE-aau S C.. The change IS decidedly n favor of larger and more profitable trale.
 Acouple of disreputables aired their crlevtu-es before Recorder Meyer this morning Asit was six of one and like uouber ut the otter the Jndge wisely allowed them 10 adiudicate their own troubles.
 W1le people in the states are shIver- Ing uu Ter ne rig0rs of an eastern wln- Ter tie 4Fis are busy here preparing thei- L-s-s. The Falconedia have for tt. past three weeks been busy with .aelr young.
 Mr C. H. Ward, wife and baby have been m tue city for the past several isys. from their ranch in the Santa R.ias. Mrs. Ward and baby left thls uOrnIng for n three months visit to Great Btnd. Bansas.
 An old settler of Tucson, after reading the CITIZENS "springtime" lem yester- day, says be will not be deceived by The weather. He looks for a cold wave and plenty of snow on the mountains be- tween now and she first of April.
 The Psstoreal to be put on the Park boards on Saturday evening next Is said to exceed in scenic effect anything yet seen here. Even the rehearsals are said 10 be very fine Those who have had the pl=asITe of seeing one are loud Tn their c0mmeud4tions.
 Arizona Lodge A. O. U. W. in addl- ton to is insurance policy Of S2,OOO, pays S7 | CT week sick benefits. Ihls 1t Is enabled to do, out of the surplus mou- ey on hand. Presumably it Is ln the souBdest financial condition of any lodge in the Territory.
 Mr J. l.. Clark has opened general mefchandI-e store in the neighborhood Of American Flag, and IS said to be doing we'll Mr Clark is a well known sni much respected stock man ot the Santa Catalinas. Ills friends Will be pleased tO learn of his prosperity. Tae Fashion Restaurant IS gong to have a grand dinner tomorrow lhurs- day, February 5th.) at 1 p. m. Fine Tat ducks and other domestic fowls will be served with great taste. The Fashion IS always famous for fine dinners ana tomorrow will be an excellent one and don't you forget It
 Mir Robert Mlllar and Miss Maggie hlel were by the Rev. Mir. Sumner, mar Tlel at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. l.. \. Fish last evening. The CITIZEN joins with their many friends in wishing them ID this, their new venture on the matrl' monial sea, all the happiness and pros- perty that falls to the lot of mortals. The story of prospector.s folly IS be, ing again retold. An offer of Sl5.OOO was last summer offered and retused Tor his promising looking prospect. It Is shortly to be sold to pay debts incur Ted lu camping on it and watching 1t and waiting for some one to come along and buy. IL will be sold on a confession oiIudGmert.