Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-02

dren have been quite Ill with diphtheria, but they are now conyalesclng.
 United States Marshal William K. Meade came up from Tombstone yester- day, and will spend Christmas m Tue son.
 Don. 4. Sanford is erecting building opposite Buehman < Hartwell's photo. graph gallery that will be occupied by Frank MIltenberg as 8 bakery.
 Mir. T. A. Judd did the handsome, on Christmas eve, and his wines favored strongly of the merriment he SO heartily wished in bestowing it.
 District Court Clerk J. II. Martin went east this morning to meet the in- coming train bringing Judge W. II. Barnes and wife, and Mrs. Martin.
 MT. and Mrs. John Prince, who have been visiting friends and kindred way down Tn Maine" are expected tO arrive here by this afternoons train. They have been absent about SIX months.
 George E. Bailey, who arrived yester- day from the San Antonio mine, Tn Sonora, reports the uncoyering of an S-fOot ledge ot ore that fairly bristles with free geld. He regards the San An tonic as a wonderfully rich and eKten- Eiye mine.
 Santa Claus and the grandmother will meet at Colonel Durr's tomorrow 10 eel ebrate their birthdays. The colonel, therefore, invites al his friends to be present and fessi with him on sauer kraut aud gusalzsneschweineknOech- elgen.
 Col. Durr always rememUers the pTIne ter upon Christmas, and upon Thursday evening his delivery wagon urlOGdei a bounuful supply of ch1Ice articles at h. office Of the CITIZES, which Was en- joyed by all hands,
 Joe Betz securely wrapped ID a large bottle of special orders from Lls Headquarters, on Christmas Eve, and presented II to the CITIZEN reporter with the compliments O. the command ing general It IS needless to say that the ''orders" will be strictly obeyed.
 Nearly all the resorts dispensed egg nog with liberal hand, Christmas morn ing. The Scotia, St. LCuis Exchange. The California Wine House and the Elite were particularly prominent in this respect, and their patrons quaffsd bumpers to the prosperity of the genial prOprietOrs.
 Geo. E. Bailey, with quite forniia- be Corps d'Afrique left this morning for the Dragoons to develop several springs of water owned there by him. II Geron- lmo shows no disspprobstIon towards hls occupation ot that country, Mir. BaileT may yet live to own splendid stock ranch there.
 William f. Smith has his machine shop rSd depot of machinery about in rup.Ing order. and will open them after January 1 for business. He has pur- chased the Noble lE Hall stock and added a repaIr shop to his establish ment, and removed everything to Ron gress street, near the old school house
 PERsoSAL.-Wiu the stranger who advised a gentleman Tlding on the street cars to the depot the other day to try St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, pleass send his address to P. 0. Box 999? The advertiser wishes to thank him In per son. He IS all right again. Ths cure was marvellous.
 Judge J. S. Wood who has returned from a visit to many ci the -sohools of the county has many expressions of praise for all Of them. Hhe San Xavier school, under charge o'Carlos IT. Tullv, had about doubled is average attend Hnce over last yesrsnd nov has sn aver age of forty pupil, and is one of the best managed and rgulated schools in the county.
 big deuiohn and box of cigars came 10 she CITIZEN office this after | I.crfna, | um. All chances of possible dynamite | are -neertully accepted, and # anyone is "bESp uP' it will be the married men ~boncern after they find thelr way IS.%. Col. Durr never forgets hls friends | on occasions like the present and be man ages to spread lots of happiness around him on Christmas eve.
 Miss Agnes Paul, daughter of Sheriff Paul, IS spending the holidays with relatives in San Francesca. She Is being educated at the Notre Dame Convent. Rt San Jose, and at the annual exsmma- tions, a few days ago, she achieved | Spb 6onSrs- Bob Paul, an attendant ol santa ClaSrSollege, also distinguished | himself Rt eIRm;D8r70ns
 Dr. George Martin had tic most care fully selected stock of ewChristmas gifts I in the city, and ihe people seemed so | well pleased that he sold the entire stock. | The drug store still keeps up its popu- lsrity with the public, as pure and fresh | drugs only are kept on hand, and DO mistakes are made 10 cOmpounding pre- criptiOns day or night.
 The Military concert and bali given by the First Infantry band at Masonic Hall tonight will be the last opportunity the people of Tucson will get to listen to their delightful music. The programme IS an excellent one and every lover of music should attend. As no tickets have been issued 1t will be necessary for those who attend to present theIr printed invitations at the door.
 A little daughter of Mrs. NJ. A. Brink. aged about l3 years, died suddenly this morning ID this city and wssiburied this afternoon. She was brought here from ArlvacR about six weeks ago, suffering with fever, but was considered nearly well again. She attended the Christmas eve festivities, and seemed hearty enough on Christmas day, but was talk en suddenly III in the night and died at six o'clock this morning. The machinery of the Southern BeJeI mine, in the Santa CRtalinas, was start ed up at three o'clock on Thursday afternoon and worked splendIdly. The pumps, at $ P. M, had filled the 25.OOOI gallon tank, and the lake, two miles { distant, from which the water IS piped. a shows no signs of diminished quantity. l . The stamps are dropping lively and the a bullion will now begin to appear. Ia The Park brewery has taken snotberI 6 tep in advance and now produces splep. al lid and pure beer, cream ale, porter and D tont that can scarcely be equalled any a there. Alex Levin has charge of the k ottling department, with an office and tC 8mplinR room at the foot of PenuInp ,n street, in the park, and he will take leasure in showing the people that n ally superior article of beer can he ar l.. l...,- ---.IL I-- -I - - ! =