Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-24
t EEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER p, 1888
uansfeld's supply of ehrIstmsn goods ,hjs year will be extraordinarily lRrge.

this year VIII De eNttBOtOlobIl!g I6'kS- NIT. Adam Sanders. sn old resident oFl6 years standing, Is before the peo- ple ss a candidate for city assessor and collector.
 For a peep at the new Holiday Novel. tes-psy a visit to l.. Zeckendorf & Go The early buyer always selects the choic- est of the lot.
 Col. Durr is already preparing for christmas and the barrels and boxes of good things are arriving on every train from both east and west.
 Capt. F. W. Voll, owner of the Indian Chief group of mines came Tn from San Frsnclsco last evening. He speaks hopefully of the outlook for Arizons and thinks the time no distant when it will expe ience Q genuine mining boom,
 MT. W, F. Overton, the popular agent for Welis. Fargo < Co, 6t thIs place, left on a vacation to San Francisco few evenings since. During hIs temporary absence the office will be in charge Of MT. Ed, Cruub.
 The latest rage in the east is beaded trimmings. the effects obtained by com binIog these beautiful goods with dress material is simply startling. l.. Zscken- dori Co. have just received the latest styles in these goods,
 Hon. Chas. Nj. Strauss and Col. Geo. Roskruge returned from Prescott last evening to which lace they had been iu attendance on the Masonic Grand Lodge. They report having had an a number one time.
 Says the Arizonan: Dr. o. l.. Ma honey left at this office yesterday 8 sweet potsto grown on his farm, some few miles from this city. which tipped ihe scales st IS pounds. The Doctor ssys this is baby compared to several huudered remaining on Ihe place.
 MT Len Corbeit. the efficient postal clerk on the A. S F. Division is sing 8 short lay of to visit his hosts of friends here. Len was formerly assistant r. M. st this place and during that time, by hIs gentlemanly and accommodating manner, became very popular.
 Among the army changes made incid- ent 10 the change in department com uanders, Major Moves commLndent at Fort Lowell, will replace Col, Beaumont command eat at Fort B0W.e, and Col. T.aumo.t will take cOmmGnd ot Fort J-.chuca. vice Col. Compton transferred win headquarters to Fort LowoA.
 .Isssrs J.H. Norton E Co. or Wilcox. sr.p.F . csr-losi Of hieh grade gold lrE oYe @ fhs sampler here for re- C-.l lA tlc sample mill The ore ls r .-c- worked and the Ea mt is so f1.ory that they vIll hereafter make a Ea ky shipment ot car load. Tae ore is from 0 min- owned by Mr. q D. Morris,
 Mr. Willis P. Haynes has been added fJ the list of aspirsuts for Tucson Post office hunors, MT. Haynes friends have been doing some quiet bu. effective work ln the way of securing influence since the election. Should be be so fortunate az to capture the plum. Tue on will have post master who will be efficient, trust worthy and accommodating.
 Messrs. Waer & Kengls have had their patent leather tested in London, England, and the verdict of the experts was that the samples exhibited were superior to that Of English make, the leather being more pliable and the texture finer. Such scs snowledgements must indeed, be fisttering to the gentle men in question.
 Charles N. Cory, of 223 Fifth street, is home from an extended trip through New Mexico. Texas, Arizona, KsnsBs and other points in the west and south, where he went Tn search of his brother, F. H. Corry, who was last heard of at Tucson, Arizona. about five months ago The absent brother is wanted in the settlement of an estate, his father having died a half year Rgo.-Louisville Com mercIsl.
 The last dying request of General sheridan to President Cleveland saved Lieutenant Colonel G. A. Forsyth ofthe Fourth Cavalry from the dismissal to which 8 court-martiBl had sentenced him for various offences, Forsyth had been the Generals aide for years, and had distinguished himself ss soldier. Dur jng his term of suspension two junior cr,onels will be promoted over his head, -lTa.pers Weekly.
 Mir. ". B. Groseclose, formerly agent for W ellis Fargo & Go. st this place but more eeentig occupying ike position in the Nogales office, is 10 be married to Miss Dee Coombs, of Bowling Green Ky. At that pl ace on the 2sth instant. Mir. Grose,Iose IS we'll known and highly esteemed throughout southern Arizona when he has many friends, The CITIZEN joins them in wishing him and his happy bride. their full allotment of all the good there IS m life.
 Supervisor H. E. Lacy boiled the popular vote of the county. He led his highest democratic competitor 249 votes and his lowest 324 votes. This expres- sion of good will is duly appreciated by MT. Lacy. In accordance with law he Is the long time supervisor and will consequently hold office for four years from January l, 1889.
 The msiorities In Pima county are: MA Smith 25s, ] H HoRdley . k Drake 9O9. Lewis Martin s5. R B Ten nay 5s Ii Chatham 74, II D Under wood 22. Jack O'Buen %, IEos Ccrd's B H Hereford Si, Il ! Shaw i1, Ren Heney g. c A ShlhGH 242, Geo Roskruge Si. Ii E Lacy 2i9, Geo Atkln- son 151. II S Snyder l54.
 Through the Kindness Of Msj1r Moves E has baen learned that Headquarters of the 4ta Cavalry have nseo cri,Ted to r.,-t T.a--fIl from Fort Hl-Chucs, Ire rss3 ,e7i is conmaui7d by Col. c. r. Cn~Dt,u with L'eut ,. B. Irwin gHJ1t nt Rpa Lieut.. \. l.. Smith regimen'ai q1ar- fe-aosts~. The hand wa form glg 5la- tio-ed here was siw8yE tv3Tite with the peep @ of ihis place and theirreturn will be most welcome.
 Mr. ". D. Howells's farce, entitled "A Likely Story" in Harper'7 Magazine for December. IS a rattling Comedy of Er- TOTS: with the scene laid around charm ing breakfast-tsble and the verauds of 8 country house. The characters are clearly depicted by their own talk, the plot is clever, sud the dialogue exceed ingly bright. IL is illustrated by two full-psge illustrations by Harper Penn ington.
 Bob Pringle won & yesrling beef from Joe Sloan; Tom Psscoe 8 barrel ot Eastern beer from W. T. MoNelley: Capt. Tender 90 losvss of bread from Went House. ". A. Homles bet bss-