Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

ideal red man, standing in all it's glory with rampant tomshRwk in front of San Drachman's cI-Gr store, IS regarded with awe and wonder Dy the occasional delegations from the Sacaton reservation who visit Tucson. They view its shape y proportions with feelings akin to envy and their eyes seem to cOvet the brilliant costume the painter has given 1t. They even closely scrutinIze its features with reverential wonder. and some of them express .helr belief in it's resemblance tO the immortal MonteZuma, of whom their tribal legends give glowIng &C., counts. They dare not pollute it's gaudy raiEsnt with their vandal touch but regard it ss a sacred image of im- maeulate Lo, on dress parade.
 The great increase in the number of trees being planted may be realized from the statement Of Mir. E. l.. Wet more, who says where one tree was planted last year he has sold ten this year. Every person who owns lot or tract Of land Is planting trees Mr. Cnas. T. Etchells has completely filed his half acre at the rear of hIs residence on Main street, with choice fruit trees, and all Of them are thriving beyond his expectations. His experience is similar iO that Ot many others, wLo are giving theIr attention tO sdOruing their homes with ornamental, shade and fruit trees.
 Those who located mines on the first Oi January are beginning tO realize that the sixty days limit for recording their notices will expire on Monday, and they are OyerW hs.mlDg the Recorder with their documents for record. To-day there were fOrty-tour location notices filed for record; four notices of mill-ites and sIx miscellaneous records with q total amount of fees of S9i.3J.
 Rumors are rampant upon every street corner again that W. B. Horton has tendered to the governor his resig- nation as clerk of the County Court of Pima county. As the document had not been received al the executive office up to the time Gov. Zulick left Prescott, It may be possible that dane rumOr IS base preyarIcatOr.
 Among the Arizona stockmen there are some quite appropriate names. For instance, NIT. Bullwlnkle owns large herds, Mr. Coward possesses stock inter- ests, aud Mr. Hvffer-man Is also identi- fled with the industry. They are all addicted to short horns when among thoroughbreds, sud chew the best cud money can buy.
 Mr c. GinOcchio and O. F. Townsend, of Yuma, have been ID the city for few days MT GiuOcchio Is interesting him self ID the Italian colony be desires to establish below Yuma. Mir. Townsend IS Wells, Fargo d Cos agent st Yuma and Is one ot the most euterprisIDg men of that place.
 Col. Darr has been receiving so many goods recently that Ls has had no time to pay proper respects Co the grand mother. Ills cole obiec. has been to make the country safe, ss the city Is alles wurst anyway. He now has war mn darum on tap and poetry on dr.ucht.
 It k said that Judge 4. II. Hackney, editor m the United States. The Judge is ranked among Ar.zona's most talent ei writers @. !- good !o= number Uf years yst st the business end Of a quill. -PiEll Record.
 When the railroads get stheir rates down to nothing and throw ID a mans meals all % chrOno Gs sU Intucemeut Co travel. ,. ls suEcs led that the Arizona .iitor- meet Iu convention and take excursion Go New Orleans.
 S0u1r. oranges ic1 G more ready sale ID this ciiy than those raised IL California. The cause Ct this I- three fo.l-they Lre cheaper sweeter and brighter. A .olr specimen ot HermO- sil.1 oranges Is not often net with.
 Mr. T. V. Temple. a former resident of this city, has become associated with Mr. l.. F. b. Ceii- m the prblica- tIon ot La Cronics, En excellent weekly newspaper Of Los Angeles, printed ID the Spanish language.
 MT. A. ?. Beavers paint-shop, on Mey- CT street, m Dalton S Nsquez's old blacksmith shop. is now crowded with work. He is e thorough artIs; and d. ways gives the bes: of aa.sIsisctl lu.
 The Board ot Supervlsors will prob ably conclude to order the road 10 Gregterville built, over tie route recon ueIiei by Messrs- Samuel Hughes and S. i. Maul5ve.
 The popular amusement for the ''. oys" nowadays IS fifteen ball pool at t.e Scotia. The pool and the White Rva seem to hsrmouize beautifully. Verii says SO, and Verdi s fruitful
 John Nicholson Las been arrested Tor obtaining goods under false prstenses of Col Durr. He represented himself to be Conductor Nell. of the ;. r. R. R.
 Lee Jois ID hook, charged with steal luE Sun Yun's trunk containing SiUJ au other valuable articles. The trunk has not yet been found.
 The little son Of Mir. and Mrs. Q. John SOB. who has been very III with diphthe- ris for some time, is DOW convslescent' and his speedy recovery is hoped for.
 Deputy Marshal H. D. Underwood. who has been absent for the past ten days returned by yesterday afternoons trElu.
 There is nothing in the market that IS regarded as too expeusIve by the Elite restaurant SO long as II plesses its pail rons.
 The ladies of the Purim society will give a grand ball on March 6th.