Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-18
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. SEPT. IS. 1886
Don A. Sanford has returned from

Don A. Sanford has returned iron his visit to Washington.
 Mir. Charles Driscoll has returned from Tombstone to reside in this city.
 There was born. on Sunday, Septem
 Der 12th, to the wife of l. F. Coppel, [
 son.
 MT. \. B. Walker, of Tombstone, is il
 the city, paying 1t afriendly and neigh
 borly visit.
 Judge Tweed, of Phenix, has beer visiting the ancient and honorsbl, pueblo.
 Dr. Odermatt has lost his handsome
 gold badge of the \. O. |. w., and VII
 pay 0 suitable reward for its recovery
 Mr. Jos. Bowyer, of the Benson smelt CT, is In the city on business matters connected with the smelter.
 Road Overseer McC. Elliott IS fixinC up the Gro Bianco road, damaged by the recent storms.
 Judge W. Fl. Barnes is again in the city, and finds that Arizona has lost none Of is Btyractyeness to him through his long sOjourn in California,
 Six meu were convicted in the county court during the last jury term and one scqrItied. TDis s a good record for law and order.
 The late Judge J. T. Alssp, of Phe- nix, vas a member of Arizona Comman- dery No. l, Knights Templar, and be had The honor of being the first Knight crested Tn Arizona.
 Lieut.. W. ?. Richardson, of the sth Inteniry, Is at Fort Lowell. He was with Lieut. Parker's command in So nora, hunting the hostile Indians. and participated m the hardships of that long and terrible campaign.
 The Fiesta Is booming bigger than ever, and the crowd Is growing nightly It IS now certain that the feast will run to the l5th-the Mexican day of celebra- tiOn-and likely SO the 20th. Many new new attractions are being added.
 Counsellor J. c. Perry has resumed his law practice and established his office at No. 402 Pennington street. op poslte the court house, where hls friends. and enemies for that matter. can find him st seasonRble hours.
 An error unfortunately crept into the published report Of the county treasurer on the financial condition Of the comfy. yesterday, in stating that the floating indebtedness of Pima county on "Jupe" 1st, iSS5, when the present board took theIr seats was about Sl35.0OO. Ofcourse January lst, was intended.
 During A grand larceny trial in the county court few days ago, when the sherifs deputy brought the prisoner into court, the judge readily recognized him as one he had passed sentence upon for assault to kill, day or two ore | viously. The deputy had brought up | the wrong prisoner.
 Dr. George Martin is almost daily in receipt of fresh drugs and medicines. and 1t keeps hIm busy to uupack and prepare them for the shelves of his model drug store. His low prices find | favor with the people and it is necessary | for hIm to Eeplenish his stock very often.
 General Allen got in hIs big supply of Kansas butter and eggs Just m time to cheat the washouts, and he can now re- gard their ordinary terrOrs with R com placency derived from knowledge that his customers are sure Of their supplies But If the trains are delayed too many uosNs tAt btHcEal VIII De obliged to content hIs patrons with sweet apple cider straight of which he has an abundance. The telegram published in the Cali lorna newspapers, saying the captured , hostile Indians were placed in a box car and locked in at Bowie. with orders not to unlock them until the train San Antonio, Texas, is not true The train was made up of n sleeper, two day coaches and a baggage oar, and Geronimo. Nstchez and the other Indians numbering thirty-two men, women and children, rode in one I of the day coaches. . Mir. A. s. Addis, the photographer. ormerly resident of Los Angeles. and ( Itterward of Silver City. New Mexico. lied Tn Fl Paso on last Friday. He had C ust arrived from Chihus hu4, where he ( las resided for the past four years. and vas on his @sy east for his health, His q yfe was with him at the time of his ieath, and besides the widow he leaves a son and daughter ID Chihuahua. the atte-. Miss Yda AGdis, being a very : 1tted descriptive writer and quite 8 l 'Oetess.