Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-01
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER l. 1888.

load and ship six cars of beef cattle to- morrow. We understand they 20 to San Diego.
 The streets of Tucson resemble 6 great puddle from one end Co the other, Every man can make his marks, how ever modest he may be.
 Some of the territorial papers gre urg- ing the name Of Hon. Chss, R. Drake for president of the next council, A better man could not be selected.
 Lieut.. c. H. Murray of For. Lowell has been granted 8 three months fur- tough with permission to apply for an extension ot one month, to take effect on Dec. 10th.
 It IS proposed to change headquarters Tenth Cavalry from Ssta Fe, N. M., to Fort Apache. This change would make the force at Apache more effectual in sRse of trouble.
 The San Xavier Hotel Sunday dinner will inclDde all of the delicssies of the season, Turkey, Cranberry sauce, &c. Remember Wheeler & Perry never do anything by halves.
 There will be dance st the Oommer- cisl Club rooms on Thanksgiving even. ing. Like all others given by the club II will be first class in every respect and a most enjoyable affair.
 Guy Butler, deputy marshal, is on his way here with Kid and the other Aps- ches who were recently released from Alcstraz by President Cleysland. They will now have to stand trial before & civ Il court, and if @ proper verdict is found they will hang.
 Mir. Irs Carter made & trip to the mountains in quest of deer, he however found but few. and those that he did see st d kill were mostly on the noun tRlD peaks. The weather he reports as being exceeding cold snd although no snow was on the ground the indications Ter an esily fall were quite apparent,
 The following liberal offer is made by l.. Zeckendorf | Go. With every psir of shoes bought they will give free one pair of the celebrated Csudy Rubber Go foot hold rubber over shoes, in misses, ladies and gents sizes, This offer holds good for one week. Come early so ss not to be disappointed
 By general order issued from srmy headquarters the army regulations are SO amended as to prescribe that the deser- tlon or 1on-commissioned officer or his absence without leave, not satisfactorily accounted Tor, covering period of ten days, shall vsoste his appointment as a non-commissioned officer from the date of his desertion or absence without leave.
 There is in Arizona total of AT mas ter mBsons. as follows: Aztlsn, No. 1, Prescott, Sl master m8sons; White Mountain, No. 3. Globe, fl master ma sons; Tucson. No. 1, Tucson, 30 master mssons; King Solomon, No. 5, Tomb stone. h2 master mRsons; OhRlcedony, No, 6. Holbrook. 24 master masons; Oo- ronado. D, D., Clifton, 27 master mssons Total 417.
 Harry Jeffords of Tucson is @ relative or President-elect Harrison, and will probably fall their to some of the politi- cal crumbs from the presidential table, MT. Jefords, aside from his relationship with the distinguished Indianisn, is a competent gentleman and deserves well of his party. The gentleman would make capital United States district Rttorney.-Gszette.
 WrO Roche of St. Louis and MT. Ross Of Detroit. arrived in the city last even Ing and intend remaining two or three weeks examining the resources of the country with a possible view of invest ment. Mir. Roche is 8 elsssmate of Mir. Colvert Wilson and with him graduated at the Georgetown University, Washing ton, D. O., and is also friend of the MesFrs, kengls who were also George town graduates.
 The Prospector says that returus from the late election show that since 1884 tbe vote of Mohave county has fallen of IA; in Pinsl, 24; in Gils, S1; in Cochise about 100: total loss of about $50, Grs- ham increase is 105; Ysvapsi, 395; Ma ricops. 40, while Pima, Yuma and Apa- che counties have about be d their own. These figures show sn increase of 300, which will swell the total vote of the Territory to II ,120.
 Judge W, F, Fitzgerald, ss heretofore stated ID these columns, has been numer- ously and frequently urged to stand for the Nsyorslty, the solicitations coming from a high class of citizens, and in & manner altogether creditsble to the Judge. He has steadily refused, in pri- yste, to enter the race, and now auth prizes and requests the public announce ment that he is not only not scsndidate, but would refuse the nomin stion if rendered to him. He will give his SUD- port 10 the best Republican who can be named for the place.-L, A, Times.
 Mir. $. Silvesberg, former partner of E. N. Fish and an old respected resident of the Territory, came in from San Francisco last evening where he now resides. In an interview with a repre- sentative of the CITIZEN this morning Mir. Silverberg stated that he came down to look after some of his mining lnteres and particularly the Mowry mine ID the Patagonia mountains, of which he is part owner, and which is without doubt one of the best mines in the terri tory. He leaves tomorrow evening for HsrshRw to make a thorough exsmins- ton and decide what course to pursue In working 1t, The advent of such well known business men ss Mir. Silver berg into the Territory again cannot but inspire people with confidence. The CITIZEN extends to the gentleman 8 cordial welcome.
 Yesterday morning Carmen Valsnzue Ia, who had been travelling on the Black Canyon road toward Phenix. and had csmped the night before on the Grand canal, discovered that his mules were missing. and following theIr trail, found thst they had taken the road to Cave Greek, having been joined by horse. He came 10 town and notified the sheriff, and also stated that the evening before stranger had approached him, armed with double-bsrreled shot gun and revolver, and asked him if one of his mules was & good pack animal. This was no doubt the man who stole she mules. Sheriff Hslbert has sent @ 'msn on the robbers trail.-Herald.