Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-22
Local Intelligence.

boomers cOnsiderate attention is cal
led to the last numbers of the San Diego
BULLETIN and UNION received in Tucson.
Ben c. TRUMAN, editor Of the San Diego
Bulletin, has kindly forwarded welcome
papers and periodicals TO the CITIZEN,
Many thanks.
TIE city i, infested with many bad
characters. People should look well to
their doors and loose property.
FRANK s. ALLfNG expects some oran-
ges, apples and other California fruits by
stage in few days.
few bottles of Mrs Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup is reported to be il demand at
the Arizonan Office.
OUR carrier may fail to find the residen-
eee Of some of our city subscribers on his
directions should be left at this Office, and
afterwards the oversight will not occur
THIRTY recruits for Troops L and NJ,
First Cavalry, at Camp Thomas, left Tue
son for that Post, last Tuesday.
THOMAS GARDNER was in town, on
Tuesday, with wagon load of fine pota-
toes grown in the Sonoita Valley. He
sold them by the sack at cents per pound.
A large train, belonging to Tully and
Ochoa, laden with government freight,
departed from this place on Tuesday, for
Camp Thomas.
WEATHER quite cool early in the week
lee one-quarter of an inch thick on Tues
day morning. Last days of the week
were warmer.
for the shrievalty, certainly "cooks the
goose" of G. H. Curry for that Office Mr..
Douglas did a good public service and
credit to himself in withdrawing, and we
hesr Curry and his friends arc dissatisfied
with it. 1t would be strange if they felt
otherwise. The public approves Mr..
Douglas course.
WE observe By the Army and Navy
Journal Of September 24. that Capt. John
Barry, of the First cavalry, now stationedI
at Camp Thomas, is transferred to the
list of supernumeraries u, by order of the
President, and report TO the Adiutsnt Gen
crai of The Army.
THE Sisters Of ST. Joseph intend en-
Isrging their present building, so as to
accommodate male scholars. We I'm !
derstand money enough is already raised
for that purpose.
Public attention is directed to their
advertisement in this paper, which is self
explanatory.
VISIT TO CRITTENDEN.-CoL. LEE, wife,
Mrs. Lord, and James II. Toole, Pay !
NJ sster Nelson and party, and Lieut.. James
Riley returned from Crittenden on Mon
day, whittier they went about a week
previous-all the gentleman on official du
ty. The party brought in some beautiful
petrifactions of moss and fern gathered at
the cascades. The scenery there is said toI
be charming, and the country round
about heavily clothed in grass, without any
sage, crossword or such Objectionable
shrubs.
The company were elegantly entertained
by Lieuts. Lewis and Ross, and DR.. Simeg,I
Row at that post. Lieut.. Ross accompa-
MED the party to Tucson on business, and
returned on Thursday.
DISTRICT COURT PRoCREDINGs.-Gen
arc De Yguera was convicted, on the 14thI
inst, of attempting to kill NJ. B. DuffieldI
in his house, June 23, and being recon-
mended to the mercy of the court by the
jury, was sentenced, on Wednesday, tol
eighteen months in the Territorial prison.
with costs of prosecution added.
On Monday witnesses were examined
touching the necessity of the renewal of
NJ B. Duffield's $1,000 bond to keep the
peace. The Judge deeming the evidenced
ample, he made an order for its renewal,
which was complied with the next day.
All civil cases now at issue were, bvI
consent, carried over to Nov q, 1870.
Monday and Tuesday the case of II. L.
Kinds VS. Leopold Wolf This was an ac-l
ton to recover S75 team hire to Hermo-