Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-09

.sS.S,,I I<ss-------~----->--<A tI -56ortly make his residence Tn some other portion of this broad nation, and that Tucson will only see him occasion ally as a visitor.
 Now, if the government will only give the whites a reservation and feed them, and keep an armed force to repel an h. dian invasion, the problem would be sd- justed to fraction.
 MT. Harry Brook will leave for Tomb stone next Monday to take editorial charge of the Epitaph. Mir. Brooks versatile pen will add greatly to the at- tractIveness of that journal.
 The San Xavier, Ehte, Palace and Cosmopolitan will each set excellent Sunday dinners tomorrow, and the pub- lie will have opportunity to make a choice of places at which to dine.
 Anew and delcious drink has been in- vented by Verde Green, at the Scotia. It IS White hye Punch, and 1t Is chuck full of ecstacies and other delicacies that one must inbibe to fully appreciate.
 The Tucson dancing Academy have postponed their weekly soiree tonight until next Saturday night on account of the numerous amusements had lately, and the bad conditions of the streets.
 Col. Harper's handsome locomotive has lost one of the bright eagles that were the admiration of all ths railroad boys. A wicke Apache shot 1t away near Tacns station, 1t is said.
 Rev. U. Gregory contemplates giving a series of free le :tures on commercial science and law, for the benefit of the public and to inspire a desire ID the young men to become proficient in com mercIal matters.
 A lot of troops passed through the city yesterday for Bowie. They seemed willing to toss up with Geronimo to de- termine whether they should kill him or let him travel himself to death riding around the country.
 The holidays have made lively trade st Leo Goldschmldt's great furniture store, and many fine presents slyly at- trIbuted to an Over-generous Santa Claus can be readily traced back to MT. GoldschmIdt's establishment.
 Now is the chance to buy ladies cloaks cheap. l.. Zeckendorf and Co. offer every lady cloak in their estab lishment at cost. All their garments are of the very latest styles and fit per fectly.
 The Tucson Soda Works will begin operations on the 18th instant, at 629 Pennington street. NIT. Geo. N. Tiche nor, the proprietor, understands the business thoroughly and will give the people very superior quality of the |. H., C.,
 Messrs. John II. and Frank c. Hise, | sons of Surveyor General John Hise, gre in the city from their stock ranch in the | Tonto Basin, and they gave tine CITIZEN | a pleasant call to-day. Mir. Frank Hlse | will remain ID Tucson indefinitely. but | his brother will return to Tonto Basin to | look after his stock interests.
 The cash prize of five dollars offered for the best essay upon the subject Of pat roniZing home markets for such goods as can be purchased at local establish ments, has been awarded to Arthur H. Elliott of Casa Grande, he having been the only person to respond. His essay was published in the CITIZEN several days ago.
 The Cosmopolitan hotel has been thoroughly renovated and placed in 8 condition almost equsl to a new struc- lure. It has also been refurnished and is now one of the best hotels in the Territory. Besides being centrally located snd homelike in every detail, it is conducted in first-clsss style, with table that is not surpassed any where. Mir. Kline has started out with a determination to merit the patronage of the public and his success is fully ss- sursd. u