Arizona citizen., 1873-08-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

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 LOCAL MATTERS.
 A VERY readable letter by "W" ap- pears in tO-day's CITIZEN. His letters will be somewhat frequent from Europe and we think they will prove unusually interesting.
 JOHN ". SwEyEY came into town from Florence by stage of Tuesday even i7r. He says the corn and pumpkin and other late crops up there must Dc a0out total failures for want oi ralu
 He elsO saws that since. the killing Of Garcia on the 25tI of June, there nave been no Pima indians about Florence.
 SANuFr and Thomas Hughes and Hiram Stevens left ou Thursday for Papago min ing di-trist to bring some ore from differ ent mines to send to San Francisco for ..s,s. Mir. p. R. Fully who expects to leave for there during the next week, will attend to the business. More earnest men are now at work on mines within thirty to sixty miles of Tucson, than have been for several years past.
 THE building at San Xavier for a school for the Paparo children, is not quite fin ished. and we hear iswfIroquire but 5l00 7rI11T, t15 pi.5 -l5 order sJ u...J tl, 5iattie of St J01eph cau occupy it and open the school Applying the hCures, this sum can be raised by twenty men cOrtTibut ing 8 each or one man giving the whole sum. We have been requested to say this much boldly and it is said.
 4. c. BENEDICT, EsQ., has recently spent q couple Of weeks up the Santa Cruz among the ranches. He says rain enough. has fallen to save the corn crops, which look very well Peter Kitchen has forty acres of potatoes and others have small lots, al of which ne thinks will give good yields. No Indians nor signs of any were seen, and Benedict usually discovers anything of the kind if at all fresh.
 TIE following programme ofmusic will 0C pIayc- -v -u- EIiyn Cavalry rrn7 at Camp Lowell tomorrow, commencing at 5:45 p, m.;
 North German Prize March-Voig Grand Selection from Lilly of Killarney
 J. Benedict
 Gambrinus-Waltz-P Matra.
 Recollections of the Opera-Pot Pourri-
 E. Beyer zerlina-Polza-E Ettling.
 TIE OVERLAND MONTHLY for August is on our tabl9. It is the common opinion of the press that this is a superior number and that the Magazine continues to grow ic excellence. The August number con- g3ins ninety-dye pages of original matter At this rate, one year of # would make volume of abOUt I005 pages and al for S4 John IT Germany d Co.,, Publishers, 409 Washington street, San Francisco.
 PAULA COSTELLO and the "One-eyed Apache" had e hearing before Justice Meyers on last Monday, which ended in the costs being taxed against them in equal proportions. The testimony con viuced the court that the quarrel was a sort of mutual one wherein both were to blame, and that Paula's cutting of the Apache was provoked if not justified The Apache's wounds were not at all se- riOus, and we presume she is ready for another dance or Hght or both.
 VILLAGE COUNCIL met July 26. Full council present. Ordered that a corpora ton note of $500 held by H. E. Lacy be paid. With accrued interest this note amounted to SS54 93. The Recorder sub mitted draft of an ordinance Elsewhere published which was passed unanimously.
 Council met again July 20, and ordered paid q cor0cr1tio1 r0t0 h71 20 rriuc;- pa. ana uurICsJ. MeU agaIn on 3Isg, and ordered paid on a corporationn note S790 40, l leaving 8 balance ofunpaid village debt of 5000, with taxes due and being collected 1 0fOyeC @ 500
 It was also ordered that the apportion- may be entitled by reason of the payment of the municipal tax be postponed until August 30 at 10 o'clock, a. m.