Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-22
w EEKLY CITIZEN
SATURDAY DECEMBER p, 1888.

There IS some talk or prlVste tneh'ff . calls sgsin. ! The Tucson Sampling Works shipped | 10000 pounds of ore yesterday.
 The rain fall of yesterday was 42 hun e dredths, making total ot ll' for the [ month. Cards are out for hop at Fort Lowell next Tuesday evening in honor of Miss ; Compton. Services tomorrow at the M E church are as follows; Sunday School at 10 a. i m. Public services at II 6. DO. and 730 p, rn. 2 Leiut. Smith R. c. NJ. Fourth cavalry ct Fort Lowell IS making estimates on some needed improvements.
 Col. Geo, F. Robinson, well known in mining circles, has arrived from the east.
 Some thieves broke into the rooms oi Mrs. Teyis few evenings since and stole 6 pocket book containing some money together with her iewelry,
 Mir. Trssk of New York, friend of Ool. John Wier, arrived last night and vlll most probably remain here during the winter.
 The CITIZEN has just recieved an ele. EsDt stock of dance programmes. and society cards which the public are ill., vited to inspect.
 Major Geo. R. Smiths two little boys have been quite sick for the psst two weeks, but are now considered out Of danger.
 The Ladies Society of the Congrega- tionsl church will hold 8 meeting Tues day, December 18th, al 2 p. m., in the | church psrlor. A full attendance is de- sired.
 Adam Sanders ought to bring bis bath | houses nearer the business portion Of the town. It is safe to say that he could | do double the business, HMr, E. l.. Wetmore rep 0rts the Rillito | running this morning showing that con- siderable rain must have fallen in the adjacent mountains. Look out for the grand shoot to-mor- TOW. The first shooting will be done by the Gun Club and then the field IS open to all corners. tyou want good time be on hand.
 Col. Rsyfield of the Palace, expects to give his guests tomorrow the usual magnificent Sunday dinner. It is aston isbing how popular that hotel IS becom- ing.
 Supt. Pickett, accompanied by Mrs. Pickett and Mr. F. A. Stevens, arrived last evening from QnijotoB. Mrs. Pick cit eft for California on last nights tram. It understood that the city council will carefully consider the sewerage question. This is a matter that requires immediate attention.
 Thomas Preston, superintendent or the Sierra Butler and well known to many of the old California miners in this territory, died on Monday last. He was aged about 43 years.
 Hon. Thou. Parrish, commissioner oi immigration. IS in the city, He visited the University today together with Capt Miltimore and School Supt. Strauss and expressed himself as being well pleased with what he saw.
 GOwing to the disagreeable weather of last evening the Knights of PythIss ball was postponed until next Monday even ing. The 4th cavalry baud will be m at- tendance and first class time may be expected.
 Siawart is nrenaring to feed multi tude st the Fashion restaurant. 1hs first class establishment IS open day and night and remember they make special feature of their Sunday dinner.
  Hon. Burt Ddnlsp. senator from Grs- ham county, hes arrived in thls city and has been receiving the congratulations of his numerous friends. Burt Is good practical man and will make an able representative.
 There will be & grand glass ball and pigeon shooting al the University grounds next Sunday morning. The members of the Gun Club will shoot first for prizes, and then II will open up free for all. Every one who enjoys shooting will without doubt have plenty of srnuse- ment,
 Don't forget the grand shooting tour nsment tomorrow morning at the Uni versity grounds. Remember there will he both glass balls and live pigeons. Pools will be sold at the Fashion saloon this evening and on the grounds m the morning betore the shooting commences
 Supt. Pickett of the Bonanza mines at the QuljotoB, reports everything about the camp moving nicely along. They have plenty of good ore, the mill IS in constant operation and regular ship ments of bullion are made, TheIQulI- otoa will yet be the big camp of the country.
 The death ot Major Edward B. Spaulding, Fourth Cavalry, will cause the following promotions: Captain Mich sel Oooney, Ninth cavalry, 10 major o' FouIth Cavalry; First Lieutenant Jos 6srrsrd, Ninth cavalry to captain; Be cond Lieutenant Alfred E. Jsckn, sc Ninth cavalry, to First Lieutenant.
 Bogus silver dollars are reported to be freely circulating beresbouts. To gen. ersl appearances they resemble muct the dollar of our dads, but they lsob the weight and ring of the true metal A sample of thIs most unworthy colI can be seen in the office of A. Gold schmidt & Go. It behooves people to oS on the outlook for them.
 The Commercial Chop House opened for dinner today. ItInsugerstes a new deal in dining the thousapds. The bes in the market will be served at lesi prices than heretofore ruling ID Tucson Eyerything cooked in the highest styl' of art. Strictly first-clsss. Give then a call at No. l09, Congress street. Nerl & O.. proprIetors,
 Capt. Burgess, who came from WIlco' lsst evening, states thR, on Ssturds! morning last Chilchusns, sn Apsch' Chief under sentence of Imprisonment for one year at Camp Grant, escaped from his guard st reyeille. He was nred st but got away untouched. Lieut. Johnson with a posse of soldiers sssrted in pursuit.
 Al. Port of Tempe has method of re lieving cattle suffering from sltalt' blost which is infalhble. He uses piece of inch hose, forces it down tho throat of the afflicted animal into th' pouch. The gases are thus sllowed t6 escape and the animal is at once reliev ed. It IS preferable to sticking as nc wound is left upon the snimsl.-PhenIl