Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, FEB. ?. ISS6

Major Drumm has arrived st Fort Bowie.
 Prune juice is the latest beverage on
 tap at Col Ours.
 Fish from Gusymas is sold a: retail ID Tucson fer 12i cents per pound.
 Get your carriages and wagons pant d at A. |. Beavers, Meyer street.
 The American Grocery House is hay ing bran new aE---s erected.
 Col s. F. LeL--r came ia from Bowie today, mostly cc business.
 MT. D. Mar. of Ss- Fra-c.sco. is y!s- iting his brother, Abe Ms.y, i2 tl-s l.ty.
 Wheeler and Perry sold a. unusual
 quantity ot Eesb straw vb-r-.ls yes,es-
 day.
 The Palscs purposes giving its patrons the benefit cf 0 rousirE Sunday dinner
 tomorrow.
 Meyers, the for-cr. has been he'd .a SlU-J bonds t0 appear for trial .n th-
 county court.
 The Elite restaurant Is open day and night and its splendid meals csu be fuT- nishei at any hour.
 1. P. Beaver, the carriage painter. is
 already busy with several good orders.
 He Is the boss painter.
 The public schools will not open on
 Monday, II being hCEday-the day on
 which the hatcket was made.
 The flies have grown quite trouble some and numerous lately. The warm
 weather makes them active.
 General Crook is still at Fort Bowie
 and will not go to San Bernardiuo ranch until Geronimo sends for hIm.
 Col i. Lewis, ot Charleston. is in the city, looking after the records IT the Tres Alamos land grant fraud.
 Mir John Young, one Of the cattle men of San Simon, arrived last evening to remain for a few days.
 4 salute Of thirteen guns were fred at 920 a. ID. today at Fort Bowie ID respect tO the memory Uf Gen. Hancock.
 City Marshal Wa. Roche also had | big hand IL the apprehension If Nev-
 CTS, the fOrger, but was too modest to say anything about IL 10 the CITIZEN re-
 or'er yesterday.
 Quite s number of sportsrsn are prgctIcing for the shooting match to take place next Monday. Somebody will get away with Q handsome prlze or two.
 4 lady in Los Angeles was recently join ed ID matr!nO1y with a seutle-lau named Deatherage. Most ladies would ue Lor- n fr.l. |.. suffer lts embrace.
 Dick Gird has been selected as one of the delegates to the Auti-C Chirese Con ventlon In Sacramento, from San Ser nsrdlnO, Gal.
 The Chicago I1ter-Ocean cougrat- ulAtes the closely shavea people that the competition lu the barber business has not been carried to cu- rates.
 ltmay be a matter of nsolsti5u to those who never 70 tJ an entertainment e1crpt they receive a comg-.meLtarv ucket, to know that 10 one can purchase ] admission 10 heaven. Only ds4d-heal~ are admitted.
 There will be roast turkey. cranberry sauce; roast pIg, mushroom sauce: mlucr | Die and other Injuries. besides the ordi- l nary bill of fare, a. the San Francisco l IestaurAnt tomorrow. Meals Clly 25 I cents.
 MT. B0az D. Pike. who has been on | the road for long time representing ! ile nrn of Livingston d O., of San l 1FalcIscc, has been admitted us g part i her in the 0u-iar--. uv i- uy~ iu Tue- I son interviewing the merchants III a 1 business way.
 1t Is reported that our latest railroad !. proJec,, that organized Dy Campbau a few weeks since. has fallen to the ground. l. Is believed that failure 90 secure the Cooperation ot tue Southern Pacific company caused the abandon msut ot the enterprise. NLc neEt:- Pheuix Gazette.
 i Los Angeles newspaper calls Pasa- dela, a suburban town, a perfect heay- eu. As there are but few well autle-- tlca;ed eases on record ot any one ever returning from heaven, the invitation c. visit Pashdena's paTadIsalcal bowers is with apprehension to ones creditors.
 The White Cross Society is the name ot an organization just introduced iu l -NNff q DA hs A'AL m LllIA AA4S DEhlEAEN lL I England, Ireland, Scotland. India, Afr ,a, Australia and Canada. Its am is to make men personally purer. and to pro- s 'lsIm that the law of chastity Is equally binding on men and women. MT. A. P. Beaver the painter. has es- .abhshed his paint shop III the Yssquez 1. on Meyer street, and hGs al- eaiy laid m a blg stock o, the best 'alnts and vArnlshes manufactured. lie $ 3 making hls yarnIsh room iust-proof. 7hlch insuTes perfect finish to his work. q D carriage and wagon painting he can ! .Ot be eIcelled.
 Governor Tritle received word ysster- e ay from his foreman, Jack McDonal5. @ [ the Blue DIck mine, that be had | penel up body of high grade ore be- Ov the tunnel lcva!. Thi- fs c. good iu- II Ication of the permauency of this ore n Oiy. During the month twenty tons as a. re, averaging $50 per ton have been is llpped 10 the reduction works.-Pres- c )tt Journsl-Miuer. q There was a pleasant little musicale A the residence ot NIT. l.. M. Prince lssr 7ening, and B very pleasant gathering l' was. The tune passed pleasantly 1 -,- way with vocal and instrumental music ~. ld refreshments We're served during an '' termIssiOn n the programme There % ere present: Mesdames T.. T. Prince, . Ward, F. ". Downs. ". Hoops, F. N. , lIett; Misses Nettie md LIliie Prince: -s essrs. L. M Prince. C. Ward, W. iHH oops, Reld, WhItcomh, |. ". Downs, . 1. Browne. and r. II. Gillett. - i remarkable story gbout Mr. Glad one was told by Mir. Theodore L. Guy T, r II a recent address Co Yale students. at sili; With my own eyes l have lu en MT. Gladstone kueel by the side ot am street-sweeper and pray for e salvation of his soul. know of ri, } grander sight than the Premier of re lsland and the leading statesman oi ra. e world kneelIng by the side Of a com hs on street-sweeper and pouring forth st, 8 eloquent appeal Co God ID behalf of ,h s humble brother. W m. held IS arranging with Morrison's .I sdlson Square Company, that will p'' en m Denver on Monday. in Hazel o1S' rk, to have them stop over a couple of oI ,hts III Tucson on their WAY to the !h elfia enasf and ppan fba Har.F h,,,-, llIl