Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-03

Mir. aud Mrs. O'Oonlell have rscenGx arrived from San Francisco. They VIII spend the winter, and msy reside nete permanently. Mrs. O'Oonnel IS dsngn- ter of Judge and Mrs. Lowell and VII De remembered as having visited nere TWO years ago,
 Sunday and ss usual wood dinners will be the order of the ssrions restaurants in town, but tbe pal sce will exceed them all, To dine st the Palace is to dine like c king. On this basis it can safely be estimated that 6OO people will dine like kings st the Palace tomorrow.
 Messrs. l.. Zeckendorf 4 Co. have se- cured the agency of the Val BlstE, Mil wsukee export lager beer. Judging the whole by the samples left st this ofhce, Grandmother CITIZEN rises and clinks glasses with Old Lsdy Star and pro nounces 1t good, very good. Come and see us again.
 Mir. z. H. Taylor, of Reddington, Ari- zons, has purchased the Edgsr ranch, consisting of two hundered soers, two and one-hsn miles south of Pherix, This IS considered one of the best proper ties in the valley, and we congratulate Mir. Tsylsr upon his splended purchase. Mir. Taylor and his wife left for their home last eyening.-Gazette.
 Another Republican moved Co town 8 few days since. but unfortunately 100 late to register, He is making his home with Dr. and Mrs. Odermstt and has sl- ready become quite favorite in the cir cle, notwithstanding his inclination to pry into family matters, and run the place to suit himself. He weighs nearly nine pounds. The Dr, is .still able to pull teeth. Congratulations are in or der.
 This is why 8 newspaper is like . pretty girl, according Co an obssrvsnt young enilor: To be perfect it must be the embodiment of many types; its form is made up; it is chased though in. clined to be g.ddy; it enjoys @ good press. the more rapid the better; it has 8 weakness for gossip, talks great deal can stand some praise and is awful proud of 6 new dress: it cannot be kept in 6 good humor without cash. Please pay up.
 Mir. W. H. Lucas announces himself . candidate for reelection to the ofice oi constable for this precincs. In this os- pscity MT. Lucas has served eticiently for four years. He has also held with credit the offices of deputy sheriff, jail guard, head taller and city policeman Mir. Lucas is a we'll known terror to the criminal elements and if elected will dll the position ss effectively ss he has hith- eYto done.
 The Fashion Restaurant never goes back, but always goes ahead. is always abreast of the times and in the foremost rank with the first class restaurants of the country. In addition to the fegu- lsrly prepared dinner which is banquet itself, the patrons of the house osn call for anything ID the market, either do- mestic or foreign. that the appetite craves or fancy dictates. If you want to be considered among the people that live well, board st the Fashion.
 The Graham County Advocate. pub hshed st Solomonville, Arizona, by the Peoples Advocate publishing company. has made its appearance, The ehIef aim ia life of the Advocate seems to be to sd : vocste the election of the peoples ticket and to down the Graham county fin q, and on the side to give Pinhesd Hughes good moral chsracte-, We cah hardly tell which of these jobs is the hardest, but will watch the outcome with inter est. We understand that the future life of the company depends on the death of the ''ring."-LcfSsburs Liberal,
 Services g. the NJ. E. Church to-mor- TOW are ss follows, Sunday School st 1c a. mr Public preaching by the Pastor at Fl 6. m. At7 o'clock in the even there will be a concert and addresses suitable for young people by Mir. Willis P Haynes and Mir. A. sK. Hitchcock, teacher of the Tucson High 6ohoel, also by the Pastor. Itfis announced with pleasure that that Miss Wright has re- turned to the oity and will be in the choir, where she has rendered such val uable services during her former stay here.
 Chief Arthur in his annual address to the brotherhood of locomotive engineers at Richmond said he should nevor con sider the 70" strike 6 failure except on the part of the road. It would serve to purge the brotherhood of the dangerous element and to add largely to its num- bers. It was extremely mortifying, be to think that any of the members of the organization should so far forget them selves ss to become involved in any scheme or plot to destroy life or proper ty, The brotherhood condemns Rll sets of lsvlessness and will punthy
 MrJ.M. Barrett. for the past several years editor of the San Francisco Exam iner, and formerly @ resident of this city died after 6 short illness nearly two weeks ago. During his residence here be was editor of the Star and ran things to suit himself utterly regardless of the will or wishes of it's then proprietor. Hewss 6 bright and ready writer end 6 more genial companion was never born. He leaves 6 wife, one son, and one daughter, Mrs. J. O, Eccleson. Behind him are many friends who remember him for his good qualities and who sin oerely regret his death
 Last evening the Barrie Libre was thrown into commotion over the report ed loss of 6 child-s boy about three years of age. All night be was sea: oh- ed for and could not be found, but this morning @ wood csrrIer while sn route to his work, discovered the little fellow under bush, where he had evidently slept through the night by the road side some two and 8 hslf miles south of tovn. When first seen he was apparently try ing to hide from his disooverer. He still wore the hat he had on when he lelt nome ana epk cared none tne worse for his nights camping out When res tored Co his almost distracted mother the poor woman burst into tears of joy, Mir. Estevsn Ochos, formerly of the firm of Fully, Ochos < Oo, sn old pio- neer and one of the best known men in southern Arizona, dled st his old home in Las Cruces, New MeIico, at 2 p. m. on Saturday last, For many years Mir. Ocho8, as @ member of bis firm, WIS among the leading merchants ia the ter | ritory and made and lost many hundreds of thousands of dollars. Prior Co the | advent of the railroad the wagon trains | of this firm wound like great seYpents | over every road and to every town, post | and camp where humanity had found | hsbitstion. That be was financially un- | fortunate detrscts none from the good | name he leaves behind. He was 6 cours- | geous and enterpr.sing citizen and will | be long remembered for bis good works. | Last Friday there was . serious ssci- l