Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Mir. Mark A. Smith, of Tombstone, i

in the city.
 U. s. Attorney Owen T. Rouse return ed from Yuma this morning.
 Rev, Israel Gotthelf and wife left yes terdsy for Los Angeles, to reside.
 The republican county central com mittee will meet at 3 p. m., tomorrow Judge Wm. NJ. Lowell has been con fined to his rooms for several days witn sickness.
 Dr. Scott's electric corsets are the best, for sale only by l.. Zeckendori 8Co.
 Popgee silk dress patterns of IS c 20 yards for 5 and S7.5O pattern, at l.. Zeckendorf < Co.
 Dr. II. Crepin, Jr., returned yesterday from visit to the various towns m Southern California.
 Ex-Sheriff R. H. Paul left for San Francisco yesterday, intending to be a0- sent for B week or ten days.
 It will be noticed that the epicures all 20 to the Elite for their meals, for they know where to get the best.
 Mir. NJ. Riordsn. former resident of thIs city, is still superintendent of inc Aver lumber company at Flagstaff,
 MT. Walter T. Vail left thIs afternoon for the Empire ranch, behind as fine 8 span of flyers as the county contains.
 Grandpa Appel IS pleased because his daughter, Mrs. A. F. Soto, has added another little glrl to the famity circle.
 1t only costs ten cents to go to- the depot now. The csrryRlls have come down to the Herdic cuG In rates.
 Mir. Joseph Betz has been quite i'll, but Is now growing 50 much better that he will probably be out again in 8 few days
 The battery suit against officers Els psrza and McClsrty was to-day post poned until next Monday morning, by Judge Scott
 There are plenty of clouds floating overhead but they seem to be utterly devoid of the density required 10 pre-. cipltste any moisture.
 Mir. M. J. NugeDt, assistant superin tendent of the territorial penitentiary at Yuma, is visiting his many friends m this city for few days.
 Prof. Lud wig Thomas, formerly a res ident of this clty, was married on Jul, 231, at Prescott, to Mrs. Addie Case neice of Judge Chester Thomas.
 The venerable colored barber known generally as DocThOmas, returned short time ago from Sonora, and Is now seri- ously ill, in the hospital.
 The republican county convention of Msricopa county, will meet in Phenix on August 2Sth, to nominate candidates for county and legislative offices.
 DIE. A. Odermatt IS full of gladness snd be looks down with paternal pride and affection upon little daughter sent to add happiness to his home.
 A very large through mail from the east arrived last night, being an sccu- mutation of five days occ8sIoned by 6 smash-up of a freight train in Kansas.
 Mir. A. McGrath, agent for the Ray Copper company, was Tn the city on busi. ness yesterday. and left for home to- day, His many friends Tn thIs city were glad 10 meet him.
 County Treasurer Thomas Hughes left yesterday for San Francisco to at tend the encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Mr. W. l.. Stevens Is acting us deputy treasurer ID his absence.
 There is place on the summit of the Santa Catalina mountains where abOu; one tree in ten has been rent to slivers by the lightning. Hardly twenty feet in any instance separate the trees thus destroyed.
 Mir. E. RswlIns, of the Nogales News, came down from the line yesterday tO participate in the deliberations of the republican county central committee to- day. He bears the proxy of Mir. NJ. D. halher.
 Mir. Wm. Kane has just received 8 splendid lot of very fine cigars, fully equal to the best that have ever been brought to Tucson. They are fresh and are kept In perfect manner. He has also received big supply of the Shy der sour mash whIskey, the general fa- vOrite with connolseurs, as well as all other kinds of choice wines and liquors. Otto Peterson, the stranger who was found dead near Warmers Lake & short
 
 good telegraph operator and fisst- class mill man. He formerly worked i1 mill in Butte City, Montana, and while in Tombstone he worked awhile fer Charlie Mellgren. He has a brother in Germany who is superintendent of B railway division, and he belonged to B good family. The cause of his death has never been discovered.
 
 Mai. l.. D. Futile, county clerk Of Graham county, reached Tucson yes terdsy, on hIs way to California, to visit the Pacific Coast after sn absence of ten years, and to meet with his old con- rades of the Grand Army of the Repub- lic during the encampment next week. NIT. Tuttle IS an old resident of Califor- mia, having gone thither m 1852 He now contemplates disposing Of his Ari- zoDa interests preparatory to taking up his residence once more III the land of gold.
 The Epitsph desires very much to know what Delegate Bean was doing when the Tres Alamos land grant was before committee in congress, and without awaiting an answer starts In to malign and abuse Mir. Bean for, 1t says, not doing anything to prevent the con tirmation of the same. The Tombstone will state that Mir. Bean WAS not asleep, and 1t will within day or two publish letter from c. c. Bean to a prominent rancher O! this county who (not like the editor of the Epitsph) was directly in terested ID the Tres Alamos grant, be- ing a settler on the same. This letter was written before Mir. Lewis went to Washington and gives the lie to the statements published in the EpItsph against Mir. Bean.-Tombstone.
 Road Overseer Mir. J. McC. Elliott has changed the route of the Arivscs road mp the Santa Cruz valley, and splendid hard road now takes the place of the rutty and boggy road across the bottoms above San Xavier. This has been the worst and most troublesome piece of road in the Santa Cruz valley and no safe crossing could be maintained over the various arroyos. Now. in going up from Tucson the road leaves the old road near Jose Ma. Msrtinez's corral, where redwood fingerbOArd has A Den-