Arizona citizen., 1878-10-12

man ought 10 desire to get married, and
 we are glad to know, that some of them are of the same opinion. It Is presumed
 that several very excellent young and
 presently unmarried ladies of Tucson are
 no longer in the market, and that still
 others are wrestling with offers; but the gossips insist that there are still a number Of very desirable ones who would kindly consider propositions for matrimony. And We are bound to say that the condI- lion of their minds is correct
 ABOUT eight o'clock Thursday evening 2 Mexican. by the name of Jesns Pima, en- tered the house Of RafleIa Marjel, and as saulted her with a knife, InfiictiDg several serious wounds. Our efficlen, constable A. G. ButtneI was notified of the deed, and yesterday morning he encountered and arrested the offender just south of town. He was brought before Justice Neugass. but waived examination and was held t,. answer before the next grand jury upon the charge Of assault with intent to com init murder.
 Two WOUNDED Mexicans were drought i.l last Monday from The santa Rita mines. They had a TOW at Il dance. One s'aboed tine other, IniictIng dangerous wounds. Deputy Sheriff Kirk attempted to arrest the knight of the knife, but was resisted and several thrusts were made at him whereupon he shot the Mexican twice. The wounded men were put under Dr. Handy's care.
 MESsRs. J. CoLLINGwooD of Florence and J. VOsburg of Globe City, are in town. They report money matters rather dull. Plenty of election talk. MT. Stew ems has the lead in the congressional con test in he respectiye ends Of Pinal county which these gentlemen represent. ThI, confirms other reports Oi Hue strength or MT. Stevens and the certainty Of his elec- ton.
 HON. B. H. HEREFORD, who has been confined to his bed for SC veTal weeks with various ailments. is az in able to be out. Notwithstanding the disadvantage of al long sickness, MT. Hereford has firm hopes of being elected to the office or District Attorney, for which he is a candidate.
 WE have pleasant days and nights of supreme lOveliness with a queenly moon that walks nightly In the heavens at- tended by her host of virgin stars" whiIel the echoes of soft, sweet tones from almost tairy lips float upon the balmy night Rir, and-O, give us a rest-l
 MR. JOHN MCCAFFERTY of Arivaca an- himself to-day as a candidate for the next assembly. He is well known tol our miners, as an honorable and capable | man and would, no doubt, make a good 
 GEORGE FIELDS is right on deck with some of the gayest teams in Arizona. | Elegant carriages and prancing saddle | horses. Don't fail to read the advertise ment and patronlze the Pioneer Livery Stable.
 Jog GoLDTREE wIll open a cigar store about November l, corner or Meyer and Congress streets. The place is now being repaired.
 MAJOR FOWLER has returned from his ong pay-trip. In few days he expects to move out to Camp Lowell, much against lis own wishes and those of our citizens.
 OWING to the press Of matter of this week we are obliged 10 let the proceedings ,f the Board Of Supervisors lay over till next issue.
 R. N. LEATHERwooD. candidate for County Treasurer, has some Of the largest md nestest posters about town. They were printed at THE CITIZEN office.
 MR. J. $. VosBURG has visited the Tomb tone country and returned since our last ssue. He brings good news.
 SEVERAL Of our merch ants have receiv- d very large shipments Of goods this week.
 STYLISH dress goods from l215 cents up md trimming to match in endless variety U Welisch.
 ABOUT 100000 pounds of goods came iu for l.. Meyers new store. A arge shipment Is now en route.
 ZECKENDORF & STAAB expect 2i wagons n to-day with goods for theIr house. They will open in few days.
 Gov. SAFFoRn and Mir. Hudson are ex 'ected on the stage tO day.
 GENTS black helmets, corked lined. just eceived at WelIsch.
 LIEUT.. W. H. CARTER of Camp Lowell, laS our thanks for fdVoTs.
 MR. PUTNAM adverLises some blooded tOck for sule. |,
 -l CLUSTER and other mining machinery or sale. Sec advertisement.