Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

"Aftsr Dark for the first week in Nov enbsr.
 Fss men all eat at the Fashion Rest sursat: It is headquarters for the fat man club. They live high and the world goes merri'y with them.
 Er. and Mrs. Wm. Zeckendori leave to- night for Phenix They had expect | ed 10 leave earlier but Were detslned by | bU USiness. The great ister of Graham County | is nearly 4C) ram. lsraer than it WAS two years ego. This speaks well for the county aud for its government.
 The Rillito rau two feet deep with va. sr this morning. The storm IS be- lieved 10 have ragged heavily in the San ia Cgts mas.
 Nothing has yet been heard of the 16 year old son of Bar sr1msster Kyer who who skipped from Fort Huschucs 8 few days since.
 Parties in need of the services of a young able bodied AmerIcan will please address "L' this office, where they can find just the article they want.
 Weather prophet Wetmore prophesies B wet fall. He thinks She rainfall will amount to something between f and inches.
 Services at the ii. E. church to-mor- row are as follows. Sunday-school at 10 s. m. Preaching Ct II &. n. by Rev, M. Nj. Hitchcock. Preaching by the pastor at p. 10.
 NIT, P. Michelens, clerk of the boar d of supervisors of Graham County is In the city looking well us ever and shsk- ing hands with his many friends.
 No mail from further east than El Paso arrived this morning. The cause O. the delay IS not k7own but such mail mi sses are of so frequent occurance now days as to excite but little comment. The wife and lite daughter of Mir, McDoWeI Price arrive last evening and vil mos! probably make Tucson thelr future residence. They are made welcome.
 Mir. T. s. Mans,eld is making exten sive preparations for his holiday goods winch WI arrive ID due time and ID sr uuusually large quan fly and sssort ment.
 Dr. Wardwell re'Ir l last evening from a weeks visit 10 t.s Silver King H. looks unusually well snd is enjoying better health than iormely.
 Mir, Inos, Boron is ofhciat ng as dep uty clerk Of the Board of Supervisors pending the absence of Mir. Jack Snyde ID she country. Mr. Bor.on IS tul hrrd Thenev,r he falls n llne.
 The democrats have again chsnget their political hesdq Tho las move was from the Chinese Restaursn Co the Elite saloon, Evidently httl straight goods will help wash away tn hard places in the present campaign.
 Mir. John Spring has decided not t return 10 MsgdalenR where for the pss Eix months he had been teaching th municipal school. His services have al ready been engaged by vsrious psrtie here to give prIvste lessons in the Span ish and French language.
 General Wilson's meeting in Iomt stone on Sasurdsy night last was rous .ur big ore and the enthusiasm wae hel at fever heat all through. Mark SuIt evidently won't poll so many votes | Cochise county this time as be did tw years ago.
 Brig,dier General Miles, depsrtmer c5mnander. accompanied by MsIo William J. Valknsr and General Sel vice Messenger S ephen Starr, is nal ing m official yielt to San Carlos an Fort Apache. A. T., Fort Wingste an the Navajo Indian agency, N. M.
 Arizona IS a wonder country, but hafdl seems creditable tt st a man ca grow younger ID years here ss well looks. Such would seem to be the fac though. as the Wilcox J. P. has regi tered several voters during the pa month, who made affidavit that they 8 younger now than the Great Register two years ago shows them to have bee -StOckmsn.
 Some ffty new books, carefully seleC ed from the the lending pIblishlI houses III the country, have just bet added 10 the Congregational Sunds school library It IS creditBble to q school that tue money for the purcha ot these books was furnished by Il members from their weekly collection without any assistance from outsid The library which IS now large ar most attractive one will be open for q delivery Of books tomorrow,
 The San Francisco Restaurant on Il corner of Mesills and Meyer sts, will open Monday morning, Oct 22. It h evei ything new and nice, dinner ,wlll served at p. n. On the bill of fs will be chicken soup, turkey and crsl ber-y sauce. roast beef and mutton, VII French pea sauce, roast pig with mus room sauce. boiled tongue, Spsnls sauce, boiled ham, champaign ssuc Lemon pie and jelly cake. Every bod must go and try it.
 Mir. N. c, Boyington who arrived ( yesterdays stage, informs the Prospe tor that on Tuesday last, between Maj oona end Casa GrsDde, on the railroR the body of man named J. NJ, Mctiui was found on the track with leg c off and the rest of the body maDgled. telegram was found on hIs person fro somebody iu Winnem- 5c6, Nevada. III conductor refused to put the body ( she train, claiming that he had no rigl tc take 1t from one county to Rnothe and the body was left lying ID the san plc,e where it was sfOund.-Prospecto
 At the taps or me clty Deh quite crowd gathe-ed on the corner of Oou end Penning. on streets about noon t day looking for fire, but as such thin failed Co msterislize they good-nstureC ly put in their time ID answering q questions of a continuous stream of ne corners ''where's the fire" Finally lt.le smoke observed twisting its Va through a neighboriug roof, gave relit and # there was no fire they had see the uext thing to it. wbIch was quite ( satisfactory. It 's auaZlng how long E.ue thing can hold big crowd t' getheT.
 The boldest piece ot horse thievin that has occurred heresbouts was !th stealing of the horse of Doc Rogers fror the street near the corner of the Fsshio Saloon yesterday morning. A Mexican WAS seen to delit arstely lead the hors away. fortunately NIT. Rogers va suffering from slight illness and coul' not fellow up ss promptly ss he woulC otherwise have done and the thief go got gwsy. When last seen he was rid ing down Main st, going south, I'm
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