Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-29

The board of supervisors Will mee' Monday.
 Large shipments of Mexican cattle
 are reported from Bisbee.
 Hon. w. c. Davis is home f the
 holidays from his camp in the Harqua
 Halas.
 Train No. 20 was six hours late last
 night having detained in Ell Paso on account of wGehouts on the Texhs | Pacific.
 The remov, Of the Mash .S DrlecoD cattle from the Frtsnal to tbe Canoa
 ranges is st iu progress, with more cattle 10 move. To date about 2OOt
 head have changed assures.
 Monday district court will reconvene Harry Murphy, convicted of breaKlng 1 into freight care, will then come up for sentence. He has already been Tn jail several months.
 Free with 25c purchase ot Ford < l Co. for the ending Cf Xmas night, Hn elegant meeTschaum pipe in case; a meereehaum cigar holder; beautl ui Coca Kolo cane ano a box cf Lillian Russell cigars.
 Governor Hughes yesterday issued the following appointments: E J Bonnecker. Payou; G w Baker, Wilcox; Q T I Meyer, Tucson, notaries public; Il | Adams, Bo, tor; l. King. San Fran cisco, commissioners of Geeds. The task that tries our nerves at this season of the year is that of selecting a suitable present for our friends. A D box of those elegant imported cigars at Ford & Co.'S would strike most of gentle men friends about right. The cattlemen are in satisfied frame of mind from what the late rains have done for them. Several inches of the moist 6lessednt s9 have decended,. in he most approved manner. This will not result in much immediate grass, but next spring tn ground will be in good condition and tae ranges are expected to be No. l.
 An overcoat and two pairs of trousers were stolen last night from Ia front Of the New Yerk store. Marshal Paul got the overcoat but no' the pants or the thief as yet. This afternoon a grand round up of tramps took place, every one obtainable being takeen iD. con- stable was called in by the police, to arrest such as to were outside the city limits.
 Tonight the installation services Of the off sers elected and appointed in the Blue lodge, harteT and Comm ander will take place in the Masonic temple, to which all Masons are invited. The l~~l t.N tal1 1ah fass Past Master John Nj. Ormsby, the chapters by Past High Priest George Shaud ard those of the CommRndery by Past Commander J. Geo. Hilzinger.
 \ good story is related by popular Southern Pacific conductor. A few nights ago while running west bound a desert station he encountered tram riding the breakb beam (Which is the destination of this tran?" asked th. tramp. "It brings up at New York, said the conductor. "rtat so! thought it was gong to San Francisco" and the tramp got off to await a train in the other direction.
 Below Yuma they have novel kind of game-tame hoge gone wild. The! are now in fice condition, fat and big, some weighing 3C0 to AGO pounds. It is generally desired to capture them alive. and this is done with trained dogs. The dogs lay hold of the ears of the swine, and the ear comes off before they let gO. Men are now engaged in the capture of the porkers.
 The dance to bs given this evening h! the "B hemians'' promises to be most pleasant affair. Tte BohemiaLs are young men full of fun. They belle, z tn making the best of the world as they go through 1t. To 60 the social dance was inaugurated md every Saturday night in their comfortable hall they while the hours away Tn tripping the light fantastic. An invitation from the Bohemiens is an invitation 10 feast of enjoyment.
 Elsewhere in this issue appears the advertisement of the Americus Vauder vile company. T hey do all they advertise. They showed two n'ghts in Yuma, ano in what is popularly termed "hard luck" Their show is really meritorious. The male quartette is particularly good ard feature that lovers of fine singing will enjoy. F.. Stoesse!, the manager is in town today.
 The Congress mine has been sold to the syndicate headed by E. c. Goge who is at present in control of the pro perty. Preparations Ire teing made to put in 8 switch to the railroad, and a, large number of additional men will be employed. A telegram received at Con- gress from Chicago contained the vel come intelligence. It is understood that the price paid was 5l,0O0,OOO.