Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-23
Crittenden CliDs.

ED. CITIzES:-It advertising means success, all the candidates of both tick cts will be successful, either by being elected or getting left. Oar village is decked in sll colors with plscards, with grstuitous advice to the public whom to vote for and be h happy. This is the tune the nominees call upon us and with a sayory smile kindly inquire if we ever indulge" Republican and democrat meet, smile, shake hands and end by saying you're another" Such is politi- cal life and so will it ever be.
 Judge Baldwin is DOW located in our midst and between us, I think We can keep the CITIZEN" posted. The Judge, "A. Baldwin, refuses to run for iustIce of the peace the coming election, hls ex- cuse beIng, that it would be just his luck to have a suit on hand when he should be getting his freight out of the depot; and the agent would charge him storage out of pure cussedoess.' The agent being democrat, thus is good excuse, we have no doubt, and very likely is appreciated. by other asplrants for the office.
 Outside of politics a bright future is visible about us. Mining is picking up steadily, freighters have steady haul ing, and every body is actively engaged in some pursuit.
 Your correspondent in company with Messrs. Smith. Manning. Baldwin and Grace visited the school to day and were highly pleased to see the pupils pro gressing so rapidly. Mike Grace was doubly pleased, judging by the remark he made, viz: "WelI Im blissed if this haint foine crowd, two jidges, one postmaster and Wills Fsirgos agent Mir. Smith added, land one democrat" Mike would be all right if it were not for hIs big feet getting betwixt us and the sun at times causing a total eclipse. but that trouble will be over after his removal to the re- servstioo.
 MT. A. PIstorius has recovered from his recent illness and, judging by his looks, his appetite must have returned.
 W. H. Barnett looks happy, hence we infer, the butcher business is not the worst.
 Mir. A. Perrett and family have re- moved from town to their ranch, half 8 mile south of here, which will some day be valuable piece of property.
 Capt. Hsight has returned from Cali fornis snd is preparing his location for the Crittenden smelter. We understand be has already made purchases of ore, and intends to push things generally.
 Capt. E Vanderlip, with his quGlnt humor, causes meriment where'er he goes, and is never st a loss to spin a yarn.
 Judge Manning is rushing around IS though he wanted everything settled before Wigcins gets the best of mother earth, snd we don't doubt but he'll "get there" We will excuse him ss the elec- ton IS close at hand.
 Sells Bros have their circus adyer tisements posted all along the road; the N. NJ. X 4. R. R. Co. have reduced the rate to one single fare for the round trIp to sll who wish to give themselves holiday and see the show, but the sd vance agent has neglected one duty: be did not send your correspondent 8 com plimentsry, hence we are obliged to re- main at home.
 Now if "A. B" wishes Co add an item or two, let him roll ID his sleeves end go at II. We think he would make Q suc- cess of the society department.
 Crittenden, Oct. l4 1885. JEAN.