Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
LOCAL NEWS

during the holidays.
 R.F. Read, well known here. and en- gagged in minirg at Hsrahkw, spent Christmas in the ciEy.
 The World" will be on the boards st Rsid's opera house on January 91h sod 10th.
 R F, Read. rosd overseer of Hsrshsv district No. 5. made his settlement with the board of supervisors.
 The b ard of supervisors continued IT session to-day, allowing demands on the county.
 Geo. Cooler hss rented the saloon part in the front of the new Opera House, and will move into it January let.
 IL is reported that A. c. Bernard of Auvscs, will be the nnder-sherif, com mencing with Sheriff sha~'s new term January lst.
 Hon. c. M Strauss and Mir. Henry Hise received today two elegant new type-vriters and cabinets from New York.
 It is reported that the Baptist church
 
 which to make some needed repairs on the church building soon.
 Chess AIdrich has ordered lOs of fine ahAde trees with which hs will add beau ty and com ort to his residence on Pen ninston street.
 There was 6 ball last night at the Eiremen's hall, given by some of the RremeR belong ng to the department, and an enjoyable time was had.
 Obss. Hotf of A. Goldschmidt q O., left on tn+ east bound passenger train yesterday evening on \ business trip to Nogsles snd other points m Southern Pims.
 Deputy Sheriff Speedy leti on the train lsst night for Nogsles, where be goes to close up bis report of the con dition sod business of the isIl at thst place for .hs past year He will return here Friday.
 The employees Of ths Cosmopolitan hotel were all made happy yesterday by the receipt of spproprist5 presents from the proprietor.
 There was s government horse stolen from Capt. Mason, out Of the Rus House corral, last night. A large bay, about seven years old. branded Q. s.
 Owing to the unusual amount of ip- teresting news that reached this office oD Monday, some of the local items were CT wded out. They appear this evening A. M. Frank D. of the firm of Schu tE < Franklin. st IemS Se. arrived ID the city Monday morning, and will spend the holidays here with bIs many friends. Mir. Hamuel Light has gone out to su perInsend 6 gang of men who will work on mining properties owned by Judge Ferguson, twelve miles northeast of the oity.
 Yesterday was lovely day. The sky war clear and the sun shine was unusu ally warm. It was thoroughly CDioyed by the young fo ks who were on the streets in large numbers gathering and distributing presents.
 T1e board of supervisors was in ses- sion to-day for the purpose of award ing the various contracts for boarding prisoners, Indigent sick, for medicine and other supplies for the county dur ing she year 1889,
 Dr, Geo. Martin was detained ct home yesterday with hls daughter Miss Mary, who IS yet very low and not quite SO well as she hss been for the two or three days A little child of Wm. Walters was badly scared and slightly injured on Monday on Stone avenue by being run over by 8 herdic.
 Dr. A. J. Leitch, Of Niles, Ohio, ar rived in Tucson to-day. The Doctor IS known through Graham county, where ha hau dna nNial Interaetg.
 It is reported that Richard Rule, of the Tombstone Epitsph recently VI iteo Fl Paso for the purpose of negotiating one of the daily newspapers there-the Tribune.
 The city authorities are having the line of the sidewalk marked on Stone ayen- ue. This is for the information of tho who wsnt to built private walks on that thoroughfsre.
 Hon. NJ. w. Stewart. of the Sierrs Bonita cattle ranch, Graham county, was on the streets teddy. He was char man of the Republican territorial con- vension held in this city last summer.
 The editor of a m ,gszine published by the students of the New Jersey Normal School at Trenton, says; There iS ntlle tO"ctuiuh Subscribers forgot when Sending in their Subscriptions.
 W.H. Saulsbury and sherman Drake of Carthage, Mo, arrived ID Tucson lsst Saturday. They will make this their future home and will be employed on the dairy ranch owned by Messrs. Max we'll & Richardson. They are youpg men with plenty of mnscle and will ingness to use i., and there IS room m this section for hundreds more like them.
 The Fashion Restaurant and Saddle Rock Oyster house did 6 large business yesterdsy-serving SD elegant Christ mas dinner. Mir. Siewert has terrlto- rial repu stiop ss a caterer second to none on the coast.
 MT, s. A. West, of Milford, Ohio, Is in the ci,y, accompanying bis son hoyt West, who is seeking relief from throht trouble, and comes here to test the yIr- tus Of this climate. They will remain one or two weeks st least.
 Billy Reid has fourteen men at work on the brick front of the new opera house, plssteripg, painting and putting the finishing touches on the hall, store room. ticket office and other rooms To- csted in that part of the building.
 There wss 6 number of holes excsvst- cd on Church plaza last year for the purpose of planting trees, but the trees were no, planted owing to the lsteness of the season. This is 6 good time to revive the efforts to improve this plszs- W. Fl. Eldrsd and H Nudson of Atlas Camp, came ID Monday to meet w. Andreus of Battle Greek, Mich, the president of the Atlas Smelling Con- psny, who arrived yesterday. Every thing is reported to be in good con dition at Atlas, and the three gentlemen left for that camp this morning.
 The annual ball ard reunion of the society of Arizona Pioneers will be held at their hall on Saturday next st o. clock p. ID. when the reports of officers take place, and the transaction of gen eral business attended 10. Preparations