Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

The Narrow Gauge railroad h6s an- other five mile section about ready for inspection.
 MT. W. I. Perry. proprietor of the Lex inQton stables, will go to Fort HuRchuca tomorrow, on 8 short visit.
 Secretary Jas. A. Bsyard and bride. and Miss DeRkiDs, his wife's sister, have safely arrived at Prescott.
 Mrs, W. P. Woods and her daughter, Miss Gertie Bullard, have returned from 6 visit to Red Bluff, Cal.
 4 very fine rain fell last night. It came down softly and steadily and the ground absorbed nearly all of 1t.
 Mir. A. O. Short and Miss Amanda Roberts, of Tempe, Msricops county, were married on Sunday, August lst.
 The taxable property of Pima county foots up to S3, ,3O2. .S3l, bY the assessors returns. The city valuation IS Sl,3SO,- 293.
 The hydrant water begins to assume its normal consistency and appearance again. The mud is nearly all out of the mains.
 Mir. Charles ThByer. for long time connected with the store of J. Frank < Co, leaves for Santa Fe, New Mexico, tomorrow.
 Sam DrachmBn IS somewhat on the sick list, but IS still able to get about. He will leave next week for a trip to San Francisco.
 Supt. Noble has returned from Fl Psso. He says the rains along the road have been purely local and very heavy, particularly near Lordsburg.
 Many carp that were flooded ouI of Warmers lake into the scequIas are be- ing caught. Some of them are very large weighing as high as fifteen pounds.
 The republicans will meet in Reid's Opera House tomorrow night to form a campaign club. Every republican is in- vited 10 attend and participate in the or gsnization.
 Joseph PaschoJy, of Tombstone, ard Miss Leeua Hayes, daughter of Mr. Hayes of the BabacomRri ranch, were married in San Francisco, on Wednes- day afternron.
 County Surveyor Geo. J. Roskruge will soon start upon q survey of the southern portion of Pima county and Judge W. T. Osborn will attend to his local official duties.
 4 new find of rich mineral IS reported from the Hassayamp district midway between the Sterling mine and the Blue Dick. IL is silver ore and assays show @ value of SJ3LS5.-Journal- Miner.
 Tomorrow, being Sunday, the San Xavier will give one Of it's famous Sun day dinners. All sorts of choice lu1ur- les will be provided, as usual, and the guests will be full and happy.
 Mir. Thomas Wilson, the fragile lum- herman, will be 8 passenger by to-dsy's train for San Francisco. whither he goes tU enjoy the ozone and fish chow der and to attend to business matters.
 The Palace dining rooms, under the | careful management of Mir. McElwaln, | are being hberally pstronIZed. He | makes a speciality of Sunday dinners | which cannot be surpassed anywhere.
 The PhenIx Herald has issued a neat and useful pamphlet upon the resources of Salt rlver valley. It imparts much and reliable information to parties seeking homes in this Territory.
 George McFeely eloped with Miss Clara Fulkerson, in Tombstone. and they were married on Wednesday even ing, ID spite of the opposition of the young lsdy's mother who had declared it should never be.
 A big dog made ferocious jump at a ismsel belonging to the Pima tribe, on Congress street, yesterday, and she 'hrieked so ssvssely that the dog fled n terror, apparently as greatly embar- 'assed as the damsel herself.
 Mir. A. r. Beaver started for New Orleans, last night, on his way to 3aenos Ayres, South America, with { Dsrty who purpose establishing them { elves in some industrial pursuits there, ( where promising opening is found. Dr. George Martin has been kept very : 'usy this week, unpacking and arrsng- I ng new lOt of drugs, me iicines and { ancy goods at the Plaza drug store. He { as marked prices down to the lowest ' otch and Is always accommodating nd oblIging. Mr. John Hill who lives below Con- ' eDtiOn, says that in sn eight years resi- ence on the San Pedro river, he never 6 sw as much water In 1t as at the present , Ime. It IS a regular flood, washing way bridges, dams, etc, in its mad Ight.-TombstoDe. The residence of Mir. and Mrs, Me | Owan. at Tombstone, was blown up in V 1Lle unsccount8ble manner, probably l 6 ith a dynamite cartridge, about one clock on Tuesday morning. The house r nd contents were badly wrecked but no .i ne was seriously injured. The Cosmopolitan Hotel has taken $ ading position among the public buses of the city, and its fame is grad ally growing. The Sunday dinners U re models of gastronomical perfection U ld the public appreciates them. To- cl LOTION some fine extras will be added V ) the usual bill of fare. s Mr P. R. Fully, who is just m from z, le southern part of the county, says the VI cent rains have not been general. 1 c' hey have fallen in heavy local showers U almost cloudbursts, they may be u rmed-and deluged certain narrow nits while other land short distance ID way is still as dry as ever. sC The funeral of the dead Chinamsn, ~ uonR Hong ri, will take place at ten '" clock tomorrow with great pomp and remony. The body will be conveyed l. the cemetery where the services will zC held, after which the remains will be i'd moved to the undertsker's, tO remain ltll the brother of the deceased is ready remove 1t 10 San Francisco. lo Mir. A. F. Malbridge and Miss Narcis- cl Wright were married last evening 1gust 4th, at Casa Grsnde. Mir. Wal ldge IS an enterprising young busi n 'ss man, holding an interest in a Flor Y ce mercantile establishments aud also si & Casa Grande lumber yard. The THEN extends its warmest congratu- in lions and wishes the happy couple m undant joy. CT The discordant organ of the disrupted asks further exposure of ve offer to sell out its influence" and a pport four years ago. to two republi- gs D candidates. The CITIZEN has al e sdy given abundant proof of the fact, the unchallenged affidavit of Mir. R. CT Paul, and does not care to go to the Fl 'uble of producing further evidence VI