Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.

condition to receive new stock ot goods.
 L.. M. Brown, formerly of Tucson, is now in the Magdalenn mining district, New Mexico.
 Mrs. Dr. CrepiD, who has been in the east, Is expected back about a week or ten days from now.
 A Chinese opium case was the subject of judicial investigation by Judge U. H. Meyer this afternoon.
 The yellow fever IS quite prevalent in Mazatlan, but 1t has not ye. reached more northern points.
 This was @ cool day, comparatively, with occasional slight showers, very re- freshing and acceptable.
 The wife and family of Judge W. J. Osborn returned this morning from summers visit to California.
 Marcus Katz has applied for letters or administration on the estate of his brother Arvy Katz, deceased.
 It is stated that John P. Cum has resigned us postmaster Tn Tombstone and will revive the Epitaph ln that city
 About ten barrels r. X R. port, sherry angelica, of the best vintage of Califor- mia has just been received at the Scotia.
 Phophet We.more prophesied correct ly, and 1t is hoped that he will find 1t convenient to predict that 1t will Wet more.
 Judge J. D. Reymert and D. T. FL more drove in from the Owl Heads to- day and will remain for several days Tn the city.
 F. Priest contemplates taking trip to the country to recuperate from the debilitating effects of the warm weather. He will probably be absent two or three weeks.
 W.D. Frazee, who was justice of the peace at Solomonville, Graham county, having left that county, his office has been declared vacant and successor ap- pointed.
 William Corpstein, ot Tombstone, died of malarial fever in that city Tuesday afternoon, aged g years. His remains will be taken 10 Santa Clara, Cal, for ln- termept.
 Dr. r. $. Odermatt set up a splendid set of teeth on gold plate for a Tucson
 
 it and it i5 shining testimony of his skill as a dentist.
 Mr. J. c. Rowlsy, of Gila Bend, Is in the city consulting physician prop CT remedies to combat the results of having been overheated. He will re- turn home tomorrow.
 E. W. Aram is practising law at hIs old home ID San Jose, Cal, MF. Aram will be remembered as a member of the House Of Representatives of the Thir- teenth Legislative Assembly,
 Appearances indicate that another Chinese restaurant will be started in. | the building formerly occupied by Mir. | J. Perrin, between the American Gro | cery House and the Mint saloon.
 The Levin house, on Stone avenue, was sold by the sheriff on foreclosure of | mortgage this morning. It was bid IL | by Andrew Cronly, presumably for the | mortgagee-Mej.W Whiteside-for S5,20O.
 Mrs. Eliza ]. Watson, of Fullers ranch, died last evening, after a long and patient suffering with disease that baffied the best medical skill. The time of the funeral will be announced here after. ' The undertaken, public administrator and doctor were seen Tn earnest con- Yersation yesterday. As he may be called upon to serve as Iuryman the CITIZEN man will refrain from express ing any opinion in the premises.
 The Bonanza people are showing faith In their QuijotOA property by ordering large quantities of supplies from Tucson. The quantity of Hercules powder or dered would alone indicate preparation for very extensive work.
 What the Fashion does not provide for its dinner to morrow Is not attain able. Roast chicken and wild game, all seasonable fruits, ice cream, and a long list of epicurean delIcacies are found on their menu. Try the Fashion by all means.
 The owners of stock ranches and water rights can reach purchasers with out the aid of middle men by cores bonding with Hon. Patrick Hamilton, Commissioner of Immigration. He gives notice elsewhere of the proper method to pursue.
 The insurance companies seem to be out little on business done in Arizona in 1884 The premiums received amounted to S55, ,l6S and the losses paid were S5S,456. However, 1885 is do- ing very well, and the companies may have show to catch up.
 The returning hunters from the Santa Catalinas say that deer are more plentI- ful on the mountains this year than usual, and that they were constrained to cease from shooting them fully a week before they returned from the mount Rins, as they had plenty of venisOn for thelr purposes and needs.
 The Palace don't make much noise about the quality of its meals, because it IS always at the head and its Sunday dinners are unsurpassed. The urbanIty of the honorable mayor is proyerbial, and he always eats at the Palace, and IS a robust example of the nutritious qual- ities of the diet at that popular house. MT. J. I. Ayres left to-day for San Francisco to form a company for the purchase of the Great American mine in the Swisshelms. MT. Ayres succeeded 1 in getting q bond on this phenomenally rich property and expects to have a powerful. syndicate take hold of the property within a week or two.
 Two of the stage horses stolen m the , recent "hold-up" on the Black canon route, came into Phenix this morning , and gave themselves up. They walked straight to the stable, but gave no in- i formation as to the whereabouts of the ( other team or of the rendezvous of the I robbers. NIT. C. Seligmann has drawn a magni- ficent prize in the matrimonial lottery l ! and his engagement with Miss Ella Newmark, one of Los Angeles, most charming heiresses, is publicly announc- ed. There are none among bis vast circle of acguaintHnces but wish NIT. SeiIgm8nn an abundance of the joys vouohsBfed to those lucky ones upon whom fortune's smiles have beer so generously bestowed. Miss Gertie Hughes. daughter of MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Hughes, who has just a