Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

visors met in joIn session and discussed sewerage last night.
 Mir. 4. Re1euil, the piano agent Rnd tuner, tuned six pianos in the city to- day and has sold two while here.
 Mr. L. s. Williams, the powder agent, is back from successful dyngmitinS trip to PheaiX.
 Gov. Zulick and his retinCe returned to-day from Yuma, and his excellency is domiciled at the San Xavier.
 Phil. GotthelFs new cigar stand at 2l9 Congress street, IS one of the cosiest places to take a weed in the city.
 Lots Of people now buy their pure, fresh aud unadulterated butter from Gen. J. B. Allen, on Church street.
 Rev. U. Gregory reached home this morning from trip through Florence to Phenix, after a very rough trip.
 The masquerade ball on Monday night at Beid's Opera House will be the most successful affair ever given In Tue son.
 Mrs. and Miss Beaumont, wife and daughter of the commanding officer at Fort Bowie, have returned from a visit east.
 Nearly al the carriage painting in the city is TOW done by 4. T. Beaver, whose shop Is on South Main street, NGsguez' $ old shop.
 There will be a stated conclave oi Arizona Commandery No. !, Knights Templar. held at their asylum tonight, at : 30 o'clock.
 Chief Justice Shields and family, and Supreme Court Clerk A. E. Foote, have arrived from Prescott. They came by way of Los Angeles.
 The San Xavier hotel will spread its usual Sunday dinner tomorrow and ths genial Mayor will be glad to see hun dreds of open cOUntenances aud prom ises to fill their long felt want.
 Tom Durand is up from the .Salero looking as though fortune was con tracting her facial muscles with an in cipient smile that will broaden out into a most hearty and appreciated laugh.
 Messrs. Wores t Whitney are kep; very busy with their assays, and they say the mineral country is booming and the ore brought in for assay averages much better than at any. tune hereto fore.
 There was horn in this city on Friday March 5th, 1886, fO the wife of MT. G. |. Scholefield. a daughter. The many friends and acquaintances of Mir. and Mrs Seholetield are profuse in their congrat- ulBtions.
 Dr. George Martin has just got in q lot of pure drugs and various patent medicines at his Plaza drug store. Per fumes, toilet articles and general vari- ety of druggIsts' fancy goods are always kept on hand.
 The Tax Collector has completed an offer of Hll property delinquent for taxes and will resume tine sale next Wednes day at l0:3O a. n. and go through the list again for the benefit of those who have not yet come to time.
 During the last month the fees re- ceived into the County Court were over Sll3. The Court Is dOIng a rushing business, and If 1t would only advertise its facilities, judiciously and extensively there lS no uDuDl DAA II NtulA uuAA4t us income in a short tune.
 Surveyors G. J. Roskruge and F. l. Meeker were successful bidders upon contracts l and ,, m the Surveyor Gen erals office. The land to be surveyed lies in the neighbOrhCod Of the Bgbo- quivaries and to the southward, and the work will require Dearly six months time.
 Capt. Ingalls,, superintendent of the Territorial prison, came up yesterday, bringing up one Gonzales. who was sen fenced to eighteen months Imprison- ment last June, fsr assault to kill. by the County Court of GOchise County. The case is brought on habeas corpus. to test the cOnstitn:ionality of the COun- ty Courts.
 Mir. Royal A. Johnson is making radical changes and improvements in the residence property recently pur- chased from the Arctic Ice company, and Is building large addition Co It, almost equal in size to the original building. When completed 1t will make one Of the largest and finest residences jn the city.
 Owing to the unsettled condition of tho weather, 1t is impossible tO tix date for laying the corner stone of the insane asy lum building. Commissioner Stew art and family will be here Monday, and the latter part of next week the governor Is expected to return. The ceremony will probably occur on the 10th. We understand that citizens are cOntem- plating the advlsBbilitY of giving ban Quet on the occRsiOn.-Phenix Gazette.
 The county assessor. like the shadow of death, k lowering near. lie will look into your financial resources and do lots of other impertinent things that he can not help dolng If hecomplies with the re quirements Of the law. He will assess even the mortgage you hold on some less fortunate neigbbor's house even though it has been paid, unless you call at the recorders office and have the cancellation record properly entered. It is much easier to RvoId an unjust assessment n the beginning than to wrestle for days with ah Obdurate Board of equalization and then get II ID the neck. A word to the wise is sometimes of more value than an ounce of buck shot.
 The supper for the grand ball mssque to be given at Reid's Opera House next Monday night, will be prepared by MT. Siewert, of the Elite restaurant, and will be served on the Opera House stage The seating capacity of the stage Is only sufficient for seventy-tive couples, but the tables will be reset within fifteen minutes after the first are served, and and just as good materials will be re- served for the second table Rs for the first. This timely explanation IS made to quiet any possible apprehension that a portion of the attendants will be de- prived of their supper or get only the fragments from the first table. Mir. Sic vert fully understands how to arrange these matters to the satisfaction of every one, and he will spare no pains or ex- pense to please all.