Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
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 he Harney House, at Baton Rouge, Lou siam. where ihe old Fourth Wisconsin | Cavalry was at that time stationed, and l 5Td inst completed one rouad ot the | .f,n,. with mouentary expectation Of Q ! -eosvraI of tbe agitation of hIs Iuciscrs, | ,rbe, fine news of the fall of VIcksburg l vas received. Peck took an extra l r,cu.bf1Il of qu:pine and with prophet ! ;c impulse exclaimed. By George, ten. l Grant will be president ot the Onitea States yet" MT. Peck may concsnoe 70 stop a day or two in Tucson on his re' turn to the east.
 Charies Granville Johnson pRraly zed the cours, the bar and the spectators by Hu Outburst Oi fervid elo- ouencs. He bad been appointed Q de frui A Mexican charged with robbery. He tufnei loose and worked himself up into an ora.orical paroxysm that ought to have melted the heart of a stone image. The jury promptly convicted the prisoner.-IOmbstOn Democrat.
 The Nrssrs. Lawlcr, NJ. :. and John, have sold interests in their great Santa NiarIg copper mines to Hon. Summer Howard, ex-Chief Justice of Arizona; Judge John A. Rush and Hon. Ed. ". Wells. These mines are pretty well prospectcd; carry silver and copper, and will, ere long, give employment to great many men.-COurler.
 Rev. G. II. Adams and wife will give their stereOptican entertainment to- night and tomorrow night at the Meth oiist church. It will pay you to be present both nights as the scenery will be different epch night. The members of the Methodis. Sunday school will be admitted free tonight. Admission 5j cents. children 25 cents. Don't fail to come and bring your friends.
 There is q spontaneous opposition just now to the Mexican money that has come into circulation in considerable quantities recently. Quite a number oi merchants are ro:using Mexican dimes for more than half their face value, while half dollars are taken for seventy cents on the doliar, and dollars bring seventy-five cents.
 Miss Macedonia Soto has completed q very handsome silk crazy quilt nnd shams that she purposes putting up at raflie, at two dollars per chance. One must sec the beautiful articles - get any idea of theIr beauty. The floral orna- meuts are real artistic gems and the lucky person who wins them will be the envy of the whole cIty.
 Rev. c. II. Adams will give a fine stereoptIcan entertainment Bt the M. l.. Church tonight and tomorrow night Tor the benefit of the parsonage fund. MT. Adams has several hundred fine views and there will be an entire change ot programme each evening. Admission, jO cents; children half price.
 Mir. c. F. Love and wife, of Chicago, are m the city, guests of Nr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Davis. Mir. Love is large commission merchant of Chicago, Eud k a brother of Mrs. Dav.s. They will re main for few days longer Tn Tucson and then resume tIei- journey 10 Cal itornia.
 Reid's Opera House v II b. completed hy the las; 0i the preseIt week. He IS building suspicious looking adobe room at the east corner Of the front that suggests a popular convenience between acts when 1t Is particularly desirable to ''see a man.
 The office of the Internal Revenue Collector has been removed 70 the north west corner of Pennington street and Stone Avenue, where Deputy Collector ". II. Bristol may be found during business hours.
 The police were today looking for a ri9tous jehu who turned loose with brickbats' m a saloon town town last evening and hit tee wrong man, For q time brickbBts were flying through the air at lively rate.
 Mr. Adolf Steinseld, who has spent the past seven months in Denver and in San Francisco, is now occupying n re- spoDsible position in the store Of l.. Zeckendorl < Co.,, in this city. and he will remain here permanently,
 The fare from Tucson to San Francis co still remains at SJ0. while under the cut rates the fare from Dening to San Francisco IS only S25. II is cheaper in going to San Francisco to first go Co Deming.
 X good share of the paper mil that should have reached Tucson by last evenings train from the east, cGulc in by tO days California train Thus |. Is that tie iepraved postal agents aid aud uDet ;he enemy of religious teachings by pro yOking the pious editor into profanity.
 Edison, the inventor, WIS married } yesterday. We give him a year to Hs- tonish the country V .th a dup.ex-e!ec- tric baby carriage.-LOs Angeles Times.
 IT the Times will omit the carriage It will prophecy more Gstornd'ng ilven- tior.
 Some men are like eggs, you can't tell whether they are good, or bad, uuti they ars broke, same can be tai Oi Sam DrachmR1's cigars, you can't tell tEe grality of them until you sm jke them.
 Ex-Surveyor General John Wassun left for his home in Oakland yesterday. He expects tO return In a short time and will possibly conclude Co go on the ranch to reside.
 The Iuma Sentinel says: "Mr. II. r. Creplu formerly Of Yuma, but recently attending the College Ot PhyscianS and Surgeons at Chicago graduated in his chosen profession last Tuesday.
 Frank J. Heney. Esq. of San Pedro, will leave shortly for Washington, to as- sis, n defeating the confirmation of the Tres Alamos land grant. Mir. Heney IS an unusually bright young lawyer. and better man could not be found for this arTaud.
 Phil. Gottbelf moved his stock oi c:c- lrs to-day tO one Cf Nr. Tallmsdge's stores, between Dr. IIandy's, office and l ]. C.. Goodmgu's iewel5y store. AL ! though be hes moved higher mp town | .he prices are no. correspond ngly | -Hi=si.
 Tbe resi1aatian Of V. B. Horton, a. | '.esL Of the County Cor. .t Cf Pima cOuu- | Y, has reached the Gsvosuor. One can l0t tlg0'v stone iu the reets without | 'it;iug 8 candidate for a 5pointment in 'is place.
 Supt. ". II. Smith of the Quijotoas 'aEe n last evening tO meet his wife md family who were expected to arrive o-day.
 Gen. John WassOn returned from the Sycamore stock ranch last evening. He epCr;s a h-Eyy faii of rain about the Ba- 'Oguivari mountains yesterday.
 The Hon. Morgan E. Wise is i7 the NkTga.. .F ha !