Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-17

All those interested in the Building and Loan Association are requested to attend ie nrst meeting tomorrow night. This Association IS one of Lnuch promise and will when its principles become bet ter known, be among our most popular institutions. The enterprise IS one of legitimate business and its purposes will bear scrutiny.
 Dr. Geo. Martin is already fortifying | in anticipation of a determined Vichy l siege. Last summer the consumers of that famous beverage exceeded the sup ply, but the coming season will find the Vichy fountain equal to the emergency. A lot of new material has been ordered and will soon be in shape. Dr. Martin keeps only the best snd freshest of drugs which are carefully compounded and sold cheap.
 The new N M. < A. time card was to have gone into effsct today si 20 p. m- The arrangement is that the trains leave this city and Benson on the old tIm-, meet at SonOits at 20 and then consi- der themselves two hours late and make up what they can in reaching their desti- nation. Therefore the train vIll arrive here this evening as much ahead Of the old time ss 1t can make up from SonoIts here. By the new iime card the trains will arrive here at 2 40 p. n. and leave at 40 @. m-, San Francesca time.-Reserve.
 J, Frank & Co. announce to the public that they have secured the agency Tor ArIzona of the celebrated F. Best Mil wsukee Beer. the largest brewery ID the world. and ask for a kind patronage. This beer is for sale by Wheeler < Perry California Wine House, Clifford 6 Read. Jules Club, Wm. Tape, R. Saunders, John Lawrence. Geo. Cooler, Amerlcan Grocery, Philip Shssi. The Senate, Pal ace Hotel, San x svier Hotel. Csrrillo
 Bros. R. Brens, Old Corner. and others.
 Mrs Van Hagen, who on Ihe death of her husband, st the Q1ilotos, removed
 with her family to thls city m which place she has since resided, left for En- senadss, Lower California. on Saturday
 night last, and takes this means 10 thank the many vbo have been Kind to
 her during her residence here. Not oe-
 iug able to th nk them personally, she desires thus to publicly seknoviedge
 her obligations to them.
 Phoenix at DO distant day IS to become the center of railroad system purely Auzonsn. Today articles Of incorpors- lion of the Arizona Central Railway Company were filed with County Recnr- der for 8 building Of system or rall- roads from this city to Prescott, to or near Globe and 10 Yuma. Tbe capital | stock of the incorporation IS sI,oUo,NVO | divided into 75. 900 shares of tlOO esch- The ;,corporstora are Morris Locke, Jeyseyyil,e. III w. c. Mssten. DeFores Porter. Frank Baxter, J. Deonis and n p Oonroy, all of Phoenix, Arizons- Al
 inc time ot filing the articles or incotPo,
 ration s3l5OO0 worth ot the stoch nso
 been taken. which IS sufficient Tor the buiIding of the road to fums--hefAlu'
 Not long ago man by the name
 R. Mort ID, living in PheniK, was knocked down and robbed s gold watch and chain, some money and other valuable. | The officials there sent s description Of the property down, which was also furn- ished J. A. Black, tbe jeveler. Tester dsy morning 8 man who gave the name of Tomlinson, went to Mir. Black to have crystal put in his watch. while pre- tending to do this Mir. Blsck looked st | the number, and told the man to cslI | again in about sn hour Bs he would have to grind one 10 it 1t. Deputy Kreshsm was immediately notified snd the man arrested. The watch slso the mono | gram of Mir. Norton R E. and there can | be no mistake about it. The PheniI | officers have been notified, and the man | wIu probably be taken there for trlsl.
 Col Durr still manages to maintain | Nk. .t, -N sl. makes II safe by the constant purchase, receipt and sale of imported Swiss cheese. sugar cured ham, breakfast ba- con, good roll butter and thousand and one delicscies in season. He keeps | whatever is to be kept and under-sells all competitors. whenever they have the | courage to compete with him. Wines, | uhiskeys, brandies and lGger beer of the | best brands and most approved quality. | While Col Durr lives and flourishes, the | country k safe, Wsrum Dsrum.
 The horse that sells for $2O0 and up- | wsrd- costs DO more 10 raise than does | the horse that sells for $50 The stock men of the west must realize this before | they will ever enjoy the full benefit and | profit of the horse breeding business
 When they do, and not till then, will | horse breeding take it's true place ID the | stock growing sections of tbe west. Be- | tween them, Arizona snd New MeIico | to-day possesses not less than hundred | thousand head of horses, but notwith- | standing this vast number both territor- ies were unable to furnish the United | States government with enough charges | to mount the small cavalry force sts ion ed in each, although the prices offered | by the government were unusually good | while the type of horse required was pot | particularly high Oue-Hoot and Horn |