Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28

tucson and Wlll go by way or Calltornla.
 Mr. I B. Taft, postmaster of Chip pewa Falls, Wisconsin, is in the city. He has spent several months iD the tim Der regions in northern Arizona, and is now on his way home. Mir. Taft has met so many Wisconsin friends here that he feels quite at home.
 Wm. Tomlinson, an old typo is regis tered at the Palace. Mir. TomlinsOn is native of Eureka, California, but has had a varied experience throughout that State, Nevada and this Territory. At one time he was connected with the Los Angeles Star, but latterly has been in business at Tombstone. He vii be with us q few weeks.
 ELSEWHERE.
 G. A. Willets, of PheniK, is manufac- turing broOms.
 Mrs Thomas Banun, of Phenix, is reported seriously ill.
 Alonzo Bailey has been appointed su- pervisor of Gila county.
 ". A. Rowe is the merchant king of Tiptop.
 Miss Ida Burnett has gone from Phe- nix to Prescott.
 George c. Strong, of Mcllillen, is vis- iting Globe.
 K K Remedy of Phenix, is called the Tall Sycamore of Pinal'
 II. H. Futile has resumed control of the Tombstone corral
 Judge r. r. Colby has returned to Tombstone from California.
 Jesse Dillabaugh has returned to Globe from the Silver King.
 Joseph Baddeley has returned to Globe from a visit to California.
 Hon. John G. Campbell is expected to arrive in Prescott iu a few days.s
 Dr. McCandless has returned to Pres colt from his Santa Maria farm.
 Warren Earp of Tombstone, Is visit ing his sick father in Colton, Cal.
 Dr. Ainsworth Is lying quite sick at the Sisters Hospital in Prescott.
 George Norton reports the discovery of excellent placer mines near Ehren- berg.
 William Hanes, of Yuma, Is treating the boys upon the advent of a ten-pOund baby.
 Post Chaplain Andrew D. Mitchell, U. <. Army, has been assigned to duty at Fort Grant.
 |. Dr. r. C.. Ainsworth, formerly of Pres colt, was married to Mrs. CranstOn, at San Antonio, Texas, short time ago.
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Rogers of Phe- nix. has gone to Stockton, Cal, in charge of Patrick O'Barrett, an insane man.
 An Yek and " Say were married by Justice Spicer in Tombstone last Mon day.
 Mr. and Mrs. z. H. Taylor, of Tomb stone, have gone to Santa Monica for a month.
 B. F. Crawford and J. R. Cook own some very promising prospects in Tonto Basin.
 Judge c. G. W. French will open court at Mineral Park on the 9th of Sep tember
 Dr. A. J. Thibodo, formerly of Pres colt, is now citizen of Tuscarora, Nevada.
 Joe Mingis Of Prescott, has gone to the railroad to the north, to prospect the situation.
 D. c. Thorne has leased Gates saloon in Prescott, and will add a restaurant to the business.
 John H. Marion and wife and Miss Nellie Banghart, of Prescott, have gone to Agua Fria.
 $. c. Rogers has a very productive ranch at Charmingdale, Walnut Creek, Yavapai county.
 Colonel II. B. Reed, of the United States and Egyptian armies, Is in Yuma, where he will reside.
 Prof. Church, superintendent of the Tombstone mine, has been suffering from bilious attack.
 Peter Erik, the soda water man of Phenix, has bought the St. Louis brewery of that place.
 Morales, the Tempe murderer. has been bound over without bail to await the action of the Grand Jury.
 Mr Weaver, of the Yuma Railroad Hotel, has returned from Los Angeles, where his sick wife now resides.
 Hon. John J. Gosper and Miss Georgie NcClintoch of Prescott, attended the funeral of C. F. McClintock in Phenix.
 Byron J. Charles and Charley Ken nedy ran foot race m Globe last Sun day for several hundred dollars a side.
 NJ. W. Mather's family is occupying the residence of w T.. Spence, in Globe, during the latter's absence in California.
 Sergt. $. F. Patten, signal officer at Phenix, has been transferred to Flor encc, and Is succeeded by O. W. White.
 Wm. II. Nandeyer, U. $. Quartermas- ter's agent at MaricOpa, IS stopping at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Los Angeles.
 The body of William H. Tolbart has been found about five miles Bakers ranch. on the road from Castle Dome to PheniX.
 Major F. B. Grimes, late Chief Quar- termaster for Arizona, is now in Wash ington, but will soon be in Atchison, Kansas.
 r. G. Parker of Prescott, lost a valua- ble horse a few days ago, its leg having been broken by kick from another animal
 r. G. Parker and wife, Miss Stevens and Samuel Goldwater have gone from Prescott to Bill Williams mountain to reside.
 A. c. Decker and family have returned to Phenix after rusticating for several weeks in the mountains of Yavapai county.
 Superintendent J. c. Lemon will go to New York, and Mir. Lent will act as Su- perintendent of the Silver Nugget in his absence.
 Edward c. Aplustill and Miss Eva F.. Meadows were married m Prescott last Tuesday. It was runaway match from the country.
 r McAtier has raised on his ranch in Kirkland Valley peach weighing 9i ounces, having a circumference of ten inches.
 During the late storm Barney Martin, proprietor of Antelope station, on the Prescott road, had one of his horses killed by lightning.
 Wm. Morris, formerly of PheniI. re- ceived quite severe injuries recently, m by the fall of an awning near winch he was working.
 Captain Burbridge and Major G. II. Sisson have reported favorably on some Mineral Creek mining properties re- gently examined by them
 Hon. Hugo Richards has left Prescott for the San Francisco mountain country to ship a large amount of wool for Head