Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-02
Judge Robinson of Tombstone Is in

l AaAAs
 The Nogales Pioueers will reach Tue
 son tonight, coming by rail at ex
 cursiOn rates.
 It is stated that wherever the mesquii
 wood will grow the olive VIII flourish
 snd bear well.
 Supt. ". II. Smith, of the Peerless
 mine, Is in the cIiy. He IS returning from a visit to San FraoeiscO.
 Traffic at San Carlos must be growing ! dull, when more trJ ls aye ordered tO thal PO.at for imaginary causes. HOu. Samue! PlFdy, ol Yuma, reached Tucson this morning, to attend the Pioneers celeb.Gt!-n on Tuesday.
 Yuma, with its great canals, k con- peung with MaricOpa as tEe banner agricultural county iu the Territory.
 The Knights Templars are consider Ing the propriety and feasibility of giv- ing au invitation social iu the hOnied | hereafter.
 The silver question IS a simple one among the tramps. It generally Is, ''can't you give a hungry fellow the | prlce of . meal:
 Don't let the little girls suffer from rain and cold when you can get them a waterproof cloak for Sl.JO at L. Zeck- endori and Co.
 Charley J. Wimple, formerly a resi- dent of Tucson, k reported to be in Zac- atecas, Mexico managing the.San Felipe ds Jesus mIne.
 J.S. HardIng will leave tomorrow for Ha.shsw, Washington Camp, and gen eral trip through the Patagonia noun isIus, hunting bOnauzas.
 Mir. E. l.. We.m0re reports iity-twO hundredths of an inch Taiufiii during the present storm. making total Ut .oJ of an inch for December.
 The lawyer hkrs e brief career; the doctor one Ot patients. The preacher reads your title clear and Sam DracL- man sells the boss cigars.
 The rain to day will probably prevent the uRrGde by the PIonCers tomorrow. The evening ceremonies WIl! be all the mcre eu!Oyabi on that account
 The evening clouds were illuminated by frequent flashes o: vIyii Lightning, las! evening, reminder tAas thinner always u0veEs near the sUn-kIss,i lsul.
 TLe waning days of the old yeeri5 suggestive of good ra sO.ut!l1s with which Co begin the new, auI Tuc-pu has wide reputation for the quality Of it resolutions.
 It Is quite noticeable Shat mauy mine owners are gong out Co dC a=s ssueut work on theIT clai-l- tt.,lei with blank location notices only. Thousands of DCnanZas Will be reiJc. geti uE | slday.
 Governor Zulick should commend the people ci Arl=,iio for their patient fDr- bearRnce under the IntlictiOns 0s the hos tile Indians instead Oi c1ndrurmg them because of Christmas nightmare.
 The Citizens Business aud Euter7-,se Association held n regular meeting on Saturday night and discussed some ot the topics under consideration. An sd- iolruu-Ut Was taken until Sa.uriay. JGuuary 5th. lS>j.
 The Santa Craa bottoms, planted wit- fields oi alfalfa, would make their own- CTS rich l- tsw yeas, if turned into boz ,aRclles. Ilece is money m the busI- urss a..t wGs-r alfalfa Cuu lc rui b I the busiuc-s is particularly lucrative.
 Tn. excellent 5il. walks and crossings built by the wise dais C' thc mUuici pality, have B-Uyel E great convenience Co pedestrians iUriug the present Tam storm. IL, Mls wss not more than four inches ds-p WE--e the walks should have been.
 The December a.lber oi tue Monthly Journal 0g tre BrJ;ir-tooi G1couo- two Tn sioccr,, has bon presented il the CITIZEN b. l. z. Nsllus, J1u-1a' agent of Tucson Division El. ~. I.sI magazine is very interesting tJ lii cIl--- es of readers as well as members of tsa great brotherhood.
 All the newspapers i1 thc Territory whose opinIols are lao; C1uirollet by oIicIal iGhuenc-, condemn th3 course of | Governor Zuiick i1 his rec sntly uucc. cOuntahle Citic!al cscap-ic. It highly probable tus: public meetings will be called anl protests made against his confirmation by the senate.
 Mir. Jno. F.. Ferris, superintendent of | the Union Mutual Life Insurance Com panY, of Portland. Maine, Grrivei iu this ! cIty on Sunday m1raiEg Co lUaE aster the interests of the m.1ry il AIz,Ha l Gen. Ihos. Wilson. Ds :iis c!;y. repre- l seats tie coupa-y iu A5iz.U. ari has already established several r--sci-s. l NIT. Ferris vil urrrr- fr ba'la=, Itxas, l after short vi-.i Co Tombstone.
 US. Surveyor General J1tr I.ise IS 1 a practical puntgr and Co former jIurnal- l ist. He has ascsnGed thr ladder from his first experience with ";yTe-hce" @ | the tripod and attuIU-i distinction .s & l journalist. There is a fraferuEl tic cx- | istlng between members ul She craft ] that IS quite beyond the apprehension l of the general public. and .La true -our1- | a!ist Is always Giad Co record the frefer- l ment os brother qui.l.
 No doubt our humaritariaas in the east, after reading Gov. ZUijrt's r-ccla- | nation, will set us down Hs sot of bar. bariaus. We ca. assure Cur friends Go the contrary, for Q moro sober, indus iFious, refined and Cducatel cla-e af pto- pie cannot be found auywE-re in tEe civilized world. ard we venture Co H-- sert there k not a man who resides within hundred miles of the Palace Cigar Store but what smokes San Wey West and Imported ,Igars.
 Santa Claus and the Grandmother had such jolly time ou Christmas that they have cDDc.uIed to get mar ned. The ceremony will take place st Inc Curis Sam wire cellar, at noon on New Years day. Alter chanting tht Col. Durr will tie the idptiai knct to make the country sate, md then pronounce his warum darum ipon the fruiicksone p4ir, after which suer kraut and eneschweireKuae- ,lal lyau vrti1 Ina g.ryr1