Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04
Letter from Crittenden.
CRITTESDES, A. T., Nov. ?

suprcmc Wltn ur- ana Nng c1ou1N " w otherwise? The eastern press informs US that Mrs. Cleveland has poodle dog and hat Mr. Cleveland had its teeth filed out that 1t might not bite him and be die of hydrophobiS, thereby lessenins his chances for the second term
 The Indians and soldiers have left us.
 The candidates and their posters have left us-some of them gone up Salt river.
 Even Mir. Weatherclerk has not slight ed us iu hts importation from Alaska, as we sr- navioR ice in any qusnuties to suIt early risers.
 The only problem we now have 70 solve is, what sh-ll we do with General Miles Seud hIm 10 Fort Aica,rsZ; to resrvs Q tiOD, or to H.len Biszes! That siht peace aud quiet, is 1t!
 les, times are qulet, althou (h mere are some improvements going go on m the town. Osptsin Ed. VADderii. our justice of the peace elec', IS building 8 cozy house; Messrs. McDIi < Ihayer wIll have Iheir new saloon ready to move into IL next week; A. J. Stockton has built an addition [ his blacksmith shop; Mir. E. Sydow IS building an sd dItion to his store, and there has also been one new house built ID the Chihus- hua p rt of the town
 IL is said that Colonel John Smith will move his goods into the Lyons building as soon as 1t Is vacated by Me Ddl rhsyer The Colonel Is doing a .rnnA and hum ID his succe. ., as there IS probably no' another man in Southern Arizona wbo hss done GO much for the poor prospec- tor as be, especially when the odds were so much against him even realizing any ben. fits frumlt.
 aome of the young men were envious of him on the twelfth Of this month, when he led hlushing maiden to the altar. there to ll-dge his heart, hand and fortune for the balance of their natural lives.
 Work has been suspended ou the smelter site at Cranktovn and CsptaI Hsits has gone to San Francisco. |. seems strange that a company should move so slowly when there IS so much ore in the mountains that could br handled with profit to smelter men and miners. were they to compromise by each respin9 half the benefits derived by the railroad compsnies on ores shipped over their roads.
 The public school is in 8 prospering condition under the management of Mrs. P. J. ZeImet. In most cases Shere a resident of the precInct IS employed 10 these country precincts there are some epvious or meddlesOme persons to csuss dissatisfaction end vrsngling. but sucb IS hot the case here as it can be said without fear of contradiction that there IS not dissstie fled pupil or parent iD the district. There IS an average of twenty pupils.
 We had huge high old time op Thanksgiving A roast iu' key aud cran berry sauce al .ner with all the luIuries of the two repubhcs. was served at the Hotel de Zeimet-s ] nner that could not be satisfactorily described without p Htsking of 1t. In the evening every body and his relatives assembled st th, new building of Mcnill & rhayer. where the Harshav banj vas already sending forth he sweet strains of "The Day VI. Ce'e e'ebrate." Dancing WAS commenced and kept up until broad daylight, sll en- loving themselves. Inc Han haU ites- turned out in good numbers. C Jean" WAS out, and [ steal a march on him by writing to-day vhIle he ls sleeping.)
 The fo lowing named ladies were pr,s-nt and took active part in the dane Ing: Mrs. J K Manning. Miss Laura Manning, Mrs. F !. Zeimet, Mrs. w. D Fleming. Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Ben nett, Mrs c. c. Watkins. Miss Kate Watkins, Mrs Ira AshburD. Mrs. j. W. Auburn, Mrs. J. R. Ashburn and aiss T IsisF T fi' s Si of Ssssfesbn; .; -.=- .ts Fannie H-skell, Mrs. ". T. Lake. Mr.. N. A. Mcdonald. Mrs. James Finley, Mi,s Annie Finley. Miss Dolly Glaissoi and Miss Mary Gitt-I of Hsrshsw.
 The news from Harshsw IS that th' Home AgsiD MiniDg Co. have struck |; rIch agaIn. One of the owners. Chas Dunn Jr. h gone on a Visit to his fam Ily ID Los Angeles
 Mr. W l.. Lake has bought E S,- dov's interest in the RI ,rshsw store aud IS now assocIsted with Mr George Dun- lap, ao operator in mines in Sonora. The store is now carried on under th' firm name of w. l.. Lake 4 Co. Mir. Lake has slso se ured another year, lesse on tbe Trench and eItentions and sill probably 'hiD two Car loads of ore next week. Mir. Lake is p-rs-v ring ID hIs mining schemes and deserves sue cess.
 We will not 20 into details this time on the persooals, not even to describ, that "Dsisy" of 6 smoking coat snn pres 'r esp that Al has added to his al ready ''cnie" toilet.
 But ore passing word for "Csrlos," ,he CITIZENS new correspondent A Hs-shsw. H- calls \. B 'Agful Baldy," we'll now. after using soap rOot snd other fertilizers song timber line fo four years snd then be called Agfu Baldy r.. .tii-coursging.
 To say the least. but as 1t WAS ahon election time may be 1t wss the Bal Pa'e.' or me of those candidates tha; Carlos d ID his minds eye, besides young Don Carl having such a hug, mash" on hand and vorshiping at a dIstnuce, he would not be responsibl for what he would say or write. Oui advice to Csrlrs IS 10 follow the exampl, nf our tovnsman, Col. Join n Smith: cut 'hst distan e short; also cut the di - rance short on the ofhcisl part: don noycot; some industry by sending to No Jales for Rev. ge tlemsn 10 tie the knot. ThIs much done. then start or hat contemplated trip to Cbicago-cr |alero. you can leave the green bro:heI- iL-lsv in the care of A.B.