Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-13
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER I3. 1886
LOCAL NEWS.

Judge Barnes will open court ID Tombstone on November b.
 Tombstone enjoyed frost a few mornings ago.
 Mir. Camille Roullier is in the city from AriVaca.
 It IS now Judge Sower, Mir. J. H. Sower having been elected Justice of the Peace a. the Mammoth.
 Mir. H. GsrwIa, of Benson, is in the city on business.
 MT. T. H. Wags;aff. of New York, one of the Narrow Gauge officials, IS in the city.
 Frank Lord writes from Cuba that he will be in Tucson on the lst proximo. Louis Ezekiels is in the city from the Mammoth Camp.
 Road 0verseer J. Mo c. Elliott has gone over towards the San Pedro to mend the ways of the county.
 Ring the chestnut bell on "the mills Of the gods grind slowly" They grind so very slow that it takes ten mills to make cent.
 Mir. W. r. Woods has moved into his newly purchased residence on Court Plaza. opposite the court house.
 Don't fail to call on Lonergsn, Holmes & Co. to see their large and well assort- ed stock of child's, ladies, and gents shoes; compare prlces.
 On the evening of November 24th, the great ball of Arizona Lodge No. l, A. O. L. w., will take place in Masonic Hall, This will be the most brilliant party of the reason. and grand time will be had.
 One week from tonight the grand bal mssque Of Pioneer Hose Company No 1, will take placo. It will be & grand affair indeed and a very happy party will enjoy that occasion.
 Col. C. E. Daley, the newly appointed Register of the U. $. Land Office n thu city. is expected to reach Tucson to morrow or the day after, and be will i'm mediately take charge of his office. NIT Fred w. Smith, the new Receiver, vii assume his dutles on Monday next.
 Mrs. Shorthorn, who is contem platins visit to Europe, hss been recently anticipating it's pleasures as seer through other eyes, and when Miss flya broad mentioned the dark, cheerless ana foggy London days, she innocently in' quired, Why don't they first run th' weather through the clearing house?
 Mir. Fred R. Kittle IS in the city iron Pinal, on his way home to Nebraska He has sold his PInal Record to Thomp son x Summers, who will remove 1t t' Florence and run an opposition t" tn Enterprise.
 Mr. Mckenzie. of fdcson, has brought the Clemens mine located near Nam moth, tbs c--aty. He has located al Mammoth, and engaged in the black smith business.-Enterpris
 MT. Gooding and H. Light are talk ing of purchasing a t.acti on engine tC haul freight between here and Tucson They claim they can haul freight slmos as cheap as the railrOad.-Florenc' Enterprise.
 The Globe Silver Belt says: "An i'm portBnt strike was made on the 300 foo level of the Old Globe copper mIne yes terdRy. The ore shows Ru admixture O copper, horn and native silver. WI are also informed that fiattering devel opments are being made in the Stone wall mne, No. 2
 The grand masquerad gwen by IiOuctI IlO-c SOuphus NOs I, ht lUol hall, on Wednesday evening, the l7tt inst, should meet with favor by the peo pie generally. The fire boys receive nc remuneration for their valuable ser. vices to the pubhc, and when they ar range a pleasant affair like this one, they should be gwen rousing benefit. sSs si 6ss r5sSr H9r rtss fsssS55 country n i. safe. he should call on Col Durr and say "Wsrum?' Things being ID a satis- factory condition of security, he will readily reply "DaruIn," and proceed forthwith to show you the mysteries of his wonderful store room across the street where casks Of rare liquors still bear the label of Noah's ark when It brought them across the Atlantic.
 On the 27th of October, 1886, Mir. John H. Norton, of Fort Grant, was married to Miss NanDoren, of Petaluma, Cal, at the brides residence in the latter place. The Clarion extends its con grstulations tU the happy couple and welcomes the bride to Graham county, Clifton Clarion.