Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
THE CITIZEN.
;4TURDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1879.
From Ntondav,s DAILY.


 isit of two months to his old friend
 in Missouri. He looks frst-rate anC !, avs he has had grand good time \ ln his return he came overland vi;
 lnta F6, the Rio Grande Valley anC Ictorio's play ground. NIT. Patton ,new nothing of the Indian trouble,
 until he reached New Mexico. If h,
 had he says he would haze found il .convenient to come by way of Caliior
 mia, as he doesn't see anything speci ally enjoyable in forty eight hour, 'constant expectation Of a possible war
 whoop, accompanied by q free pass
 into the mysterious future. We are
 glad to see NIT. Patton back safely and
 so well and trust the chills will never
 shake him Up again.
 LAST evening the Court House was
 again opened for religious services,
 which were conducted by Rev. G. H. : Adams, of the Methodist Church, who ! delivered an earnest, practical, elo- quent discourse. After the sermon
 MT. Adams proceeded with the organ
 ization of 9 Methodist society to which nine members were admitted. This society will for the present be under 'the supervision Of Rev. w G. Mills Rev. Adams goes 10 Tombstone today and will return and pass next Sabbath in Tucson also. MT. A. expects with in a few months to have seven Metho- dist ministers in active service in Ari- zona.
 THs evening will be opened the new Oriental Restaurant and Saloon, corner of Congress and Meyers streets The restaurant has been newly finished with a gaudy paper, which, with some neat fixtures, gives the room a very at tractive appearance. IL is to be kept on the European plan and will be open day and night. The location is a most convenient one, and with our constantly improving provision mar ket We have every reason to believe l the Oriental will supply many an ach- ing void. Give the boy fair share of patronage.
 4 LARGE shipment of tea arrived to- day for L. Meyer & Ca. It was i'm ported direct from China by this firm and crossed the Pacific in the steamer Tokio, with Gen. Grant. Good things may be slow in coming, but they come in crowds, and hence if any tea ever had a specially excellent flavor it is this Gen. Grant shipment, now oren al L. Meyers cash store.
 MRS. J. P. CLUM and son and her brother, Mr T. Ware, reached Tucson }n Saturdays coach Mrs. Cum has DceR absent five months and returns much improved in health. As for the -oung Cum, he is right on his muscle md quite as distinguished a traveller IS Gen. Grant, considering their re- pective age and size.
 MR II. BUEHMAN IS constantly send |; ng in photographic negatives of the .onntry through which Le is travelling. ! views of the Hauchuca I nd Tombstone country have been fin S shed and can be seen at the gallery i n Congress street. h
 YESTERDAY morning the coach on a < Walkers new line left t or Tombstone with eleven passengers. V his company is making good time, T nd hence commdnds its share of d -avel.
 SAMANIEGO'S train is in again with 1000 pounds of general merchandise ,, pr Lord < Williams, l.. Meyer X Co.,, " nd several others. The train arrived ' only four days out from u asa Grande. ' FEUILLU & GRAVEL are just in re- ~ .ipt of some excellent California ines and liquors, also some fine table ,, nit. They still hold forth on the 'rner of Church Plaza and Camp o rect V YESTERDAY Donnally's train arriv- r at Casa Grande with 10000 pounds concentrations from the Silver King. ong years have fingered since that N inc was condemned by experts and l. # regular shipments continue. WE understand NIT. A. c. Ryan is to ve up the Cosmopolitan Hotel and ke charge ol the Palace.