Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-23
The weather is again showery.


 The Hon. Morgan R. Wise is in the cIty from his Santa Rita stock ranch.
 Wiley Box and wife are soJourning at Camp Thomas. the Clarion says.
 Col B. F. Bivins arrived from New York last evening, on mining business.
 The San Xavier will have big Sun day dinner tomorrow, with lots of lux uries.
 The returned miners from Quiiotos give the streets somewhat lIvellsr ap- pearance.
 Joe Tasker was in the city yesterday, on his way to Tombstone from a visit to Phenix.
 Prescott has already made prepars- tions for Fireman's ball on February 22nd.
 This is the night for the regular meet ing of the Citizens Business and Enter prise Association.
 The St Louis Exchange Is making a success Of keeping St. Louis beer on draught. It is splendid article.
 Big strikes are reported in the Pima oASAllCt anu plCnsg Ol ulku RTtdt OAc ls being taken out by the chloriders.
 Old settlers tell of time, long, ago, when two feet of snow fell in one night in Tucson. It melted of in a couple of days.
 W. W. Williams who is up from Cal abasas, says the work of grading on the railroad towards Tucson Is progressing rapidly.
 Lieut.. Richards has been ordered to the field. He will join Capt. Dorst's troop, and has left Fit. Huschuca for Fort Bowie.
 NJ. T. D. Reymert Is in the city from PInal county, also Mir. J. b. Reymert the owner of the great Rsymert group of mines.
 The Palace will not be outdone by any one In its Sunday dinner and great preparations have been made for a grand feast.
 The Cosmopolitan Sunday dinner to- morrow will be a veritable feast MT. Klein fully understands how to please hIs guests.
 The County Recorders office has enough work ahead to last well into the summer, and the documents are still &C., cumulatIng.
 The bntcher-birds are killing many pet csnaries and mocking birds. where the cages are left in Ru exposed place. They are savage and bold.
 The storm clouds have cleared away and most beautiful weather has sue ceeded them. Tue adjacent mountains are covered with the beautiful
 Another box of those tine cigars from Sam DrachmRn's big stock, laid upon the sanctum table suggests a pause be- tween puffs for the editorial thanks.
 l.. Zeckendorf X O., are now offering great bargIns in their boot and shoe de- partment. If you want to buy boots and shoes cheap now Is your chance.
 Lonergan, Holmes t Co.,, display 8 tempting assortment of dress goods in their show window, but thelr bargains are far more tempting to the purchaser.
 Frank Cooler. who has had severe tussle with the grim monster. Is again on his feet and managed to walk down town to-day. He Is rapidly convalesc- ing.
 The great wrestlers and boxers will b in trim tonight at the Park TheateF, to measure strength and endurance. The whole city will be present to witness the rare sport.
 A direct road to Greaterville will probably be built very soon and the distance to that thriving camp thereby lessened by many miles over the circuit Ons route now travelled.
 The athletic entertainment at the Park Theater last Iiipht was largely attended and the affair passed of 10 the satisfac. ton of every one who did moi ga, worsted in the contests.
 There will probably be several sections of the passenger train going west to- night, and among them Mathes eXcur- sion party for California. 4 big mail IS expected.
 The Tombstone notes that Messrs. Sam hatzenstiu and Joe Goldwater will shortly open store in tha. city with large stock of groceries and general mer- chandise.
 The many friends of James Flynn. proprietor of Congress Hall, will regret to learn that be is still confined 10 his bed with the illness that began two weeks ago.
 An adobe wall adjoining the excsvs- tion for D. A. Sanford's new building on Congress street fell Tn last Saturday, but the werknen were fortunately be- yond the resch O. the debris.
 The attention of those interested is called to the announcement that the regular course of lectures at the Medical Department of the University of Califor- mia VII commence on March 1st, 1886.
 Five hundred sacks of mall matter will make the postal agents from Deming westward very weary for the next few days. This Is the accumulation of east ern mail for the past week of the snow blockade.
 Mir. Harry Brook Is in the city for a few days in the interest of the Tombstone Epitsph, with which paper he is connected. Mir. Brook roprsssnts ToEsbstoas as a very lively and pleasant city.
 The Select Knights of Tombstone held an open installation of theIr newly cleo ted officers last night, followed by very pleasant entertainment. Charity Legion -NO' p AS A0 o hul IS the most popular society in the city of Tombstone.
 The Walker Brothers have established free reading room at the Vekol mine for the benefit of the employees. It Is a good move and 1t shows desire on their part to afford the boys every advantage s mining camp can reasonably hope to receive.
 In his explanation" of the proclams- tion matter to a Tombstone audience. emissary Parish misrepresented the facts by quoting the CITIZEN as usIng iniiamatory language and melting an attack upon the San Carlos agency. It must be Tn desperate straights for argu- ment to resort to distortion of facts.
 There seems to have been a sudden in- crease in the number of cripples asking almns about the city. Their unfortunate condition naturally eKcites considerable l sympathy and they are not often turned | away from the door without some gift | They appear to be travelling along the. l