Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY., DECEMBER IS. lSS6


 U. $. Marshal W. K. Meade has re- turned from Tombstone.
 Mir. Hugh O. Tebbs, one of the sohd citizens of Globe, IS in the city. - lis rumored about the city that Paul Moroney. formerly of Tucson, has made S6O, by the recent big stock deal
 MT. Jas. R AshburD, of Harshsw. IS ID the city. He will leave for his hOne tomorrow,
 Sam Drachmans cigars keep pace with the San Francisco stock market and are in demand and everybody says they are "wsy up.'
 Attention is called to the advertise rnent of Leonard Coates, nurseTymsn, Nsps City, California. Send to him for a free catalogue of fruit trees. grape vines, and general nursery stock.
 Mr.J. D, Spencer, the introducing agent of Liggett S Myers Tobacco com psny, of St. Louis, is in the city. He IS genial gentleman and meets with deci- ded success ID 8 business way
 When the people of Tucson visit Phenix, they always call at the Tony saloon, on Washington street, and e1- change greetings with its gentlemsnIy proprietor, Mir. H. NJ. Sanders. It Is 8 good place, and none but the best goods are sold.
 Truscott S Rule are the parties who purchased the American Bakery, not Mir. Rule as was stated in Ihursdsy s issue. The establishment vlN be con- fluued at the old stand, 207 Congress street. where Sam will be found to cater to the wants of all his old friends and all the new ones who wish 10 visit him on biz. or fun.
 It has been concluded to postpone the Dickens social until one week from to- morrow night, the 2lst instant There are many scenes tO be presented and ii more rehearsals are held better sstisfsc- tion will be given. Some of the waI ''fgyers" have also been delayed III tran sit and will not be here in time for to morrow night.
 A movement is on foot among the ladies. who are now circulating a peti- tion to the city council in the matter looking to B prohibitory ordinances against the transaction of business or Sunday. The butcher, the baker. tht milkman, gs well as the grocer and al others who toll for gain, would sleeI very late on Sunday morning if thu measure should go into effect,
 The formal opening of the St. Louii Exchange on Saturday night was grand affair, and the bright comet wal looking over the northeastern horl- zon when its doors were closed to allow the ianItor an opportunity to arrange he 1nnnn magnificent and WAS well enjoyed Buf fed them all and none went away dissatisfied.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the season took place on Saturday niEht at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. Wit felehoefer ID the shape of Miksdo sur prise party rendered to Mrs. Wlttelehoe- fer upon her recent election as president of the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent So' clety. Every thing went merrlly along until the small hours of morning, and all present are of the opinion that they had jolly time
 Mr. J. L. Clark has just had com pleted an addition 10 his house at Amer can Flag. in the Santa Catalinas, that ID size IS a duplicate of his former resi- denoe A big ramBda has been placed upon the east, south and west sides and not only has the place been made far more inviting and comfortable, but the accommodations are now sufficient to meet the requirements for visitors, trRv- elers and summer guests. NIT. Clark contemplstes the erection of stlli another addition in anticipation of lively sea son next summer. He has also erected 8 large barn and stables and many other sal ia Qt lrrannff Ranch.
 Counsellor Ferguson has sn exalted opinion Of the quality of the milk of human kindness that IS accommodating nnder the belts of some of Tucs0n's peO- ple-accumulating because none of 1t Is allowed to escape. He says he tried halfa dozen Well-to-do persons who have gathered considerable financial moss during the past few years, to gather uI little sum for poor and needy old man who is peepIng over the brink Of eternity, 10 help him on his way tO Fl Paso where he has friends, Mir. Fergu- son was offered the magnificent sum Uf ten cents for this worthy object of char ity. which sum he disdRinfully refused to accept. He remarked stterward that no concentrating apparatus has yet ar rived at the state of perfection that would get 6 color of philanthropy out oi a score or SO of men whom be could mention but didSt care to.
 The Sants Cruz stock growers Asso- citation held their regular meeting last Saturday afternoon. There were pres ent Isaac N. Town, president; c. H Beekwith. secretary; Chss. Altsshul treasurer; James Breen. Mark Ezekiels c, W. Atkinson, T. Lillie Mercer, James Ovens. Juan Elias, 4. l.. Peck and NJ L.. Martinez. SBbino OterO was duly elected as vice president of the Rssocia- tion. The subject of establishing meat canning establishment at or near No gales was discussed. Also the sdviss- bility of selling mavericks. at the time they lare taken up by the rOdeos, to the highest bidder, for cash; all monies SO received to be placed in the association fund. The association then adjourned to meet again, We belIeve. on the first Monday ID Februsry,-Nogsles Fron-