Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
CRITlENDEN.
One of the Coming Towns ID S..u,t.--
 Arizona

With the possible e1ceptioa O. Nh, man, on the A. S ?. road, more a-- 5.. during the past year, been shipped fran Crltsenden, than from any Other rr--. in tbe territory. The entire v.-,--- slope Of ;bs Pa;agoniss, and the ..st--- slope of she Santa RItas sre dsp.us--. upon it shipping station. Ibsr- T. likewise 6 large bel. of pr.us s.-.--.- tural lsDd extending along tas s1t.- length and breadth Ot. .the Soaol.. v.I--. and aggEegsiing many tkou-s1d .l--. and ID addition to shis, so1l- of ,4s largest cattle rsnches ID P.ua cor-u are to be found heEssboCts. At present, however, ihe lpt.r.st-,. ' the community and surrouudiDge e.rr.-- are centered h She shelter plant r-v being erected there under iLe .uo-,-r- l tendance of Mir. Bryant. by Nsr,ls- Luce, of Chicago. Ihls snelt-r. Vh,I- ostensibly erected to reGuct. ere lror, the COmp0ny's mines, Iu Souora- ,,1 a, the same tlme, purchase all cu.tura o..-s sufficiently profitable for reduc,,ou. Ia. smelter site, Crittenden oilers exres+- inRly favorable eondluUns. Wat-r Ts | abundant, and the place Is es-v .s access by all the surrounding C0untry. At present there are tvJ stores s-4 two saloons all of which do 6 prusrrro-s business, and one good res,suraut q. The store formerly owned by E-r Sydor, but now the property ot W. ! Lake Co, Is ably managed by Jui.s Baldwin. Some years ego the J-i-- abandoned this country for tLs s..l--.- ous cline of California. but ,ye-.-s.. returned to his first love and ts- .,-I h Arizona without eOmplaiat cur since. Quite recently be removed l.. fsmily from San FrGUcis cU srI Es appsrantly settled down for gort. I.- Judge Is also the Honorable r. M. ott-. town and gives she best of sal.-f.----.
 Capt. John Smith, not Ee O. .-- t.-- honius nosOuety, but Csp; Joan ~1r. Of Crlttenden fsme, has ka-cE .--- ing his end up in merchandi>I- To s said tbat n bis store auy';- .- purchased from Q bO.t q c... sling If gin,
 The German restaurant .- f.r. . Mrs. John SmItE, former g.o9r.r... the German restaurant IL tL.- e.... .t the SaJ igrer Is fortunate euoCEa te ..- cure place at the hcspItsJ-- t.,-t. .. will neither hunger DoE thIr.. tu- Is share OI good things iu life, ss tl, ssl.- IS sbuDdaE;ly supplied.
 The Palace saloon Vas opeueG .a s-. first ot the New Ycnr y Nl-. Dav.i Bower. man ths. has groEa Cl-,z.tt and gray n tEr Patagonia ll.!>. lis house Is run Ou ca-h GLs. Is well kept and nothing but the best of hQuOrs srd cigars are sold. The saloon, for Mr. Bowers, IS Q new business. but be will undoubtedly be successful
 Andrew J. Stockton IS the village smith. He IS a good man and a first els, s workman. Like most Of his Cut tendeh DelVhbOrs, be is largely interest ed 10 mining interest whereabouts aud some day hopes to pull out with good big stake.
 Piper & Smith, better known as the 'CritteDdeu lime burners" have snug business in hand. They OWE shat is re- ported to be the finest line g1gIry In the territory, and the lime fl, m their kIlu IS sad to be much better ET'Iclr than anything ID like line brought ID from California. TheIr supply is luezlaUsts- ble and the demand for their line con stsntly increasing.
 Capt. Edward Nsnderlip Is the worthy Justice of the peace for tbe Cfitteudr1 Precinct. For this position be IS uuus- uslly qualified. He Is terTcr Co eul doers, but by the law abiding couuuu- Ity he is held n the greatest e-trem. With the law in the keeping Of such men gs Judoe Vanderlip the ends oi Justice If in his power. will never go ur- served.