Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-04
A MAGNIFICENT PAPER.
The Holiday Edition of the "Cftizon" all Printed, and Now in the Bindery--Wnl Appear JaI,usry 1, 1890.

When the question of issuing special illustrated edition was first talked of some two months ago, and the expense of paper that would give clear and comprehensive statement of the varied resources of Pima county were figured up, it was predicted that an enterprise of that kind would Do losing proposi- tion. Few people have any idea of tho every day eypenss of issuing q daily psper, much less of what it costs to issue such publication a. will Do sent out from the CITIZEN office next week No expense has been spared from the beginning, and it is printed or enameied book paper, illustratedwith cuts made especially for the edition, and brand sew accurate and of the finest quality. The press work was big job, and the press in the CITIZEN office, one of the best in the territory, was kept going sixteen days, of 12 hours each, without inter mission.
 The paper consists of 16 pages, which will be neatly folded and pasted to- gether. The encouragement and liberal patronage received in this undertaking has proved that the public spirit and en terpriss of the business men of Tucson was not overestimated by the CITIZEN
 On the first page is magnificent picture of the County Court House, ac- companied by descriptive article of PIra |-'.:-';'r- th its varied resources .s.:.. ..-. -,cI advantages, its history, past, present and future outlook.
 Second page-In the centre of this page is beautiful picture of tho Terri torial University, located in Tucson, now i'll course of construction. The articles CD this page are: Territorial University" giving a description and history of tho structure; Government Lands" explaining the modes necessary in securing public lands in the west; "Pima's Report" being a synopsis of the report of the Committee appointed to collect information for the Senatorial Irrigation Committee that visited the Territory last summer; Financial" |" written by Mir. l.. M. Jacobs, of the Con solidated Bank of this city; Our Sani- tarum,'' written by Dr. W. H. Fenner.
 Third Page-Illustrated with a Pima County Cattle scene, and an article on the Science of Prospecting by Mr. Frank w. Oury; Local Government" by Mr. c. B. Heney; "The Judiciary" by Judge W. H Barnes; Commercial Interest,"" by Mr Albert Steinfeld.
 Fourth page - Illustrated with a splendid picture of the Tucson public school building, and treats of Public schools, Parochial Schools, the Indian School. Reptiles, St. Josephs Academy, Empire Mining Listrict and Placer Min ing.
 Fifth Page.-Illustrated with a pie ture of the Catholic Cathedral at Tue son. about which there is also carefully prepared article; also articles about the Congregational Church, Baptist Church, and Episcopal Church. "A Scrap ot History-Pima County" Is very intcy- ssting.
 Sixth Page.-Portraitj and biograp phi cal sketches of Messrs. A, Gol,:schn.id!t, Chas. A. Shibe.I, T. E. Savterw!.ite. Geo. J. Roskruge. WEi. M. Lowell. De,. H. Hereford. A1. r. Shaw, w K Meade Albert Steinfe.d, Dr. GO. Martin, and Herbert E. IeE:ly.
 Seventh Pa.e-p Picture of ManmniGc & Oury's office, and a,!i,::es on Stock Raising, Hart's Ranch, irf: satioa, 3 eti:- odism in Arizona, and the Dabo4 4liyiri Mining Camp.
 Eighth Page-Portraits of M.oa..;. Dr. 7. Ii. Goodwin. Frank H. Hereford, John | T l. T A gy I ". W. Gillette, Judge R. E. Sloan, Brewster Cameron, Alien c. Bernard, S. RI. Franklin, c. H. Meyer, and J. s. Mansfield
 Ninth Page-Devoted entirely to the City of Ncgaies, with fine view of the city, and picture of the two principal hotelE.
 Tenth Page-Picture of the Arizona Cacti, and an article giving descript- tion of mines in Southern Pima.
 Eleventh Page.-Pictures of the resi- dences of Hon. w. c. Davis and MT. A. V. Grossetta.
 Twelfth Page-Portraits of Messrs G. B. Heney, l.. D. Chlllson, Francis J. Hency, Wm. H. Barnes, M. $. Snyder, Chas. F. Hoff, and w. S. Kengla, and a picture of the old San Xavier Mission.
 Thirteenth Page-Picture of Arizona Cacti. Description of the manufactures of Tucson.
 Fourteenth Page.-Devotcd to busi- ness houses in Tucson, and several min ing articles, with a large picture of the Pioneer News Depot.
 Fifteenth Page.-Description of the Eagle Roller Mills, and other business write-uIs.
 Sixteenth Page-Devoted almost en- tirely to description of tbc mammoth mercantile establishment of L. Zecken- dorf & Co. with a splendid cut of their elegant store house
 This edition of the CITIZEN will be sod for 10 cents q copy, and any number of copies may bo had at the office for that Drica