Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23

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 The Miner says Governor Tritle has tufieIel a relapse and is again connned to hIs bed.
 The Grand Army of the Republic committee is abroad demanding decora- tive dollars.
 Judge DeForest Porter and H. B Iighihizer have dissolved their law partnership, in Phenix.
 The Tombstone officers are laying for the part.es who sell whiskey to the h. diAus.
 Court Reporter W. H. Wescostt has gone to Tombstone 10 attend the session of the District Court.
 County Clerk W. B. Horton has re- turned from Hsrshaw looking well, handsome and happy.
 The next regular session of the Dis trict Court for Pima county will open in September-fOurm months hence.
 The electric light machinery is now RCain in good running order and the | lIght has recovered from its spasms.
 The Phenix newspapers give an elab- crate account of the wedding of Tom | Davis and Miss Mcintyre.
 If raising rank weeds were a profta- ble occupation what a bonanza the city | of Tucson would have in the product of court plaza. Quijotoa is looking up nicely and the | projects are good for lively times. A more lengthy notice of that hopeful | place is deferred until Monday.
 The Record Epilaph says if Phil. s. Montague should succeed in recovering Sl0OOO damages from Harry Woods in his suit, "what hole 1t will make Tn Harry s sack.
 C.J. Wimple and wife have named their daughter Arizona Bonanza Vim pie. As she attains the age of romance and poetry 1t may signify that she is truly bonanza of belle metal.
 The Record-Epitaph publishes a re- DOT. that Tom Corrigan's teams, in Sonora, were seized by the Mexican sol diery while on the load for supplles. The Meqicans had use for them m the army.
 If the people of Tucson could realize how Very little care and trouble IS nee essary tO raise the most brilliant and fragrant flowers the world can produce. on their own premises s, the ancient and honorable pueblo would soon blossom like tropIcal garden.
 Health Offer Dr. Matas is commenc- ing an official crusade against the cause ot The ngciuI nal malodOrs with which ;he breeze Is laden. His edicts, being maudtroFy. are worthy Of imm, diate cousIIefaiIln by those who are nursing inc seeds ot cholera through simple -lzinos5.
 The County Court is in full working order snd now hus eighteen cases on IS calendar Tue court room has been tt.ed up Tn very fine style and the wety offenders eau take conf It while their proportion of justice Is being velgi eI IT The scales.
 A glance into tue county court room thI5 muinlng suggested the idea that a protrac ed contest was being provided ! for. There We're several sheav-s of sacate, fresh and green from the fields, ! lying near ste jury box. While there l might he hung jury, hungry jury was provided agHnst.
 The CIT1tEN says that a man named | Sanford will be Governor of Arizona 1 after Iritle's term expires. Tucson Is | very modest abOuttne Territorial offices. | She only wants the Governor. Marshal, | Surveyor General and District Attor- | ney. lt will be sad la see so many anx- ious patriots disappointed-Phenix Herald.
 School Census Marshal R. J. Pryke is around with his big book under hls arm, perpetrsiing the duties his position re- quires. There are lots of bad puns per er. but flaa NuN. g,Ef the season and the unpleasant seventy l of rbe hard times inspire a pity for the I people of this overburdened community, 1 aud the sporiive impulses of the faber | obtains a stay of proceedings.
 W. \. Henry, printer, journalist and l mu ician, Is ID the city from away over l !n New Mexico, on nIs way Co the gold | en shores of the blue and broad Pacific. | NIT. HenTy's latest venture in New Mex | icO, in the liue Of journalism. WAS an ad- yertisng sheet Tn Socor-o, which sport ed brief existence under the sombrerO | of Catch as Catch Can" Mir. Henry | didn't catch" hence his iourneyings to | the westward.
 The niece of the late Andres Briswsl l fer, Of l., s Angeles, having been cut of | with a lsg gacy Of 5 because she refus- ed some years since to become the wife | of her uncle, has succeeded ID frighten- ing the other heirs into compromising with her ou S47, ,50J basis. They are probably favored with a realization of the fact that had sue accepted her avun- cular relatives proposal. she might have got away with the entire "boOdle." Post.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church in Tombstone got up brilliant reception for ibeir rector. the Rev. Dr. Wills, on Wednesday evening. The reverend gentleman did Lot arrive that evening ns expected, but the ladies had just as good a time without him. There were music, dancing and attachments, and the only person who did not enjoy him. self Was the absent rector in whose honor the occasion was had.
 Postmaster Smith. Of Crittenden. came in yesterday. Mr. Smith is one of the two lucky parties who own a claim five miles from CrItieDden, that. at a depth of thiriy feet bus pay streak from four te. n to tliriy inches wide, the ore of WLlch Is gray copper, giving from S2j0 tO Sl,CCO k silver, per ton. Jus. lift :our Lat to Mir. Smith, gentlemen:
 Msgs-s. Tlcglrt, Post and Darlington, men bers oi Mohawk Canal Company, vert out .st Saturday night tO Texas | nIu, to v.ew tue land and route of the | propJsed ditch. They made a thorough ! Investigation and came home well satis- 1 lel with tue undertaking, und convln- ed that the scheme will prove one of | the greatest and most beneficial enter | prises of the dsy-Yuma Republican. Tom Davis-everybody knows hIm- ] was married to Miss l.. McIntyre m | Pbenix c1 Wednesday night, at the M. l l. church. Mir Davis Is now a member | of ihe firm of H. 5 Bridge X O., of San 1 Fraucis co, bt sides being tbe senior mem- ! Der of the finn of Tom Davis and wife. A | big bundle of CITIZEN cOngra' ulations | IS lail at the feet of the happy couple | and 1t is wished that all their troubles | in life may be little ones. They now have a hole through the l Outlotoa mountains by the construction Il