Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, MAY I5. 1886

Lieut. Wm. stanton, 6sh CaTalry. is in the city ani finds many friends here to greet him. Lient. Stanton IS now aide on the staff of General Miles.
 Mir. Fred E. Stowell is the new editor of the Clifton Clarion. the firm ot pup fishers being Fred E. StOSell < Co. NJ SsoNell was recently editor ot the Po- mona Progress, iD Los Angeles counts' California.
 Sefior Morales, formerly Mexican consul in this city, is now secretary ot the Mexi .sn Legation st Washington and Seuiur Lomeh Is consul st St, Thomas, one ot the Danish West lndia islands.
 Gen. J. E. Allen whose store IS CD Church street, has just reserved a Enc lot of choice. fresh butter oy express On sud after Monday next he will be ID continuous supply of pure c-esm but fer. fresh eggs and p-re apple cIcer.
 MT Hugo Arnold, formerly superin- teuient of the Clifton mines, dled m Clifton on Msy 5th, aged B years. NIT. Arnold was s very pleasant gentleman and 6 good mineraiogist, hgTIDg reeelv- ed thorough mining edncstlon m hIs native country-Germany.
 The Board ofSupervisors today accep- ted the bond of r. c. Hughes 6s clerk of the County Court, with II. ;. Stevens and H. E Lacy as suretes, m ibe sum of slOOO0. Mir. Hughes will give hls personal attention to hls eX-officio duties ne clerk O. the Board Of Supervisors and hIs deputy. Chss. kresh9m, wlI! prOos- blv look after court matters.
 Governor Zulick met at ten o'clock this morning and held a sitting as jud,cial tribunal 10 try the charges pre- fe-rrd by himself against the directors of the insane asylum. Directors Hatch and Lincoln were present and asked for fl continuance untii 10 o'cock on Mon day next. in order to give an opportn- nitv for Director Stewart to be present, which was granted. Mir. Stewart has been notified by telegrsph but being On The ranch, away from telegraph com munication, 1t will require some time for him to get the Otice and put m GD appearance.-Journal-Mlner.
 The warm weather so suddenly brought upon this section has drawn the attention of business men to the ad- yantages now aff Iried them by tbe Arctic Tee Coupsny's system of cold storage. All p-rishable goods may be kept in thelr cold warehouse ID a tenn perature sufficiently low to preserve them from decay and they will be al- ways fresh and ID good condition tO oher to customers. The merchants will ind this valuable auxiliary to their bGsl' ness aud after a tune they will wonder how they ever got along without cold aN- . a my
 There never vEs me in tbe history ot T Icson when hs, ness, saddles enl everything in that l!ne Te-e offered Tor sale 50 chesply as now. Mr. J. I. Ec- cles;ou, whose shop is on Main street, sontb of the post ofice, has pnt dJwa prices on everything The best quality sud maEe of harness IS now sold at uS- ures that will sstU1lsh buyers, wbIle saddles brides, bits, spurs, etc, are a!- most below cost. Now Is the time Tor ranchmsn. stcckmen, yaqueTOs, Bud all manner Of people who own or employ horses, to prOvi ie them-eives with good and cheap outfits of saddles, harne ss- etc.
 It really looks as though Greece is boiling over and in highly iuH 4mnstOry condIlIon regarding its political aI4lrs IL wants to b ,-te Turkey aud VIII lubrl' cate Jhe hinges Of war at once. l, de- lied the tinhorn powers Of efT-te Europe to tread on i,s pat tai and knncz the chip oil its sho1lier. and they dii II SItL such tranquility that tue bantam gel rsal angry and has blood ID it's e.! | gays the Sultan is harem-scarem COW ard. and II will proceed Inms dIa;ely tC stuff the kicking out ot him. In the meantime, peniing the unctdous exp!o sion, Geronimo Is trying Co save hls ba cun, and will view the field Cf csrDhR, from the peaks of tbe Sierra Msdre with an interest born of like experience