Arizona citizen., 1873-07-19

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 TIE Pioneer Brewery uses Rilhto water only in making beer.
 JUDGE HUGHES has some men putting 8 new dress on the front of his residence.
 JAMES LEE's steam fo1ring mill is running carly and late and turning out good flour. See his advertisement.
 LEoFoLDo CARRILLo is putting fine fronts on his building at the corner oi Meyers and Camp streets.
 HARVESTER M0BRow expects to be ready to pay the troops at camp Lowell early neXt week.
 BY order of the board of supervisors, the clerk of the district court will hereat- ter have his office in the room used by the grand jury.
 APPEL's train is on the way 10 BoWie with government freight, and Goldberg s is about ready to start to Apache Wlob stores for Uncle Sam.
 THERE is much talk of hard times, not Withstanding improvements go on as usual, and 200 GOO pounds Of citizen freight Is now on lho road from una fer Idc5Od.
 WE learn that J. B. Hart, wcll-known in Arizona but now in Nevada, will soon come to Tucson with a machine to make ice.
 "SHoRTY" has an advertisement in this paper, which frequenters of saloons will read with pleasure. He knows how to dish up drinks and things about sa- loon.
 MAJOR FUREY has sent for a windmill to hoist water for Camp Lowell, and H. $. Stevens has also ordered one for private use. AS our quill-driving friends in other localities would say, these orders indicate progress and confidence in Arizona
 c. o. BROWN has been pursuing labor on his copper claims situated about for+y- five miles westward of Tucson, and now nas accomplished enough to cntitle him 
 hundreds of tons Of rich ore out ready for shipment and that he could hardly desire better prospects than are now exposed at the mine.
 TIE Supervisors organized on last Sat urdav as a board of equalization, and as such held sessions on that day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, when they ad- journed until the 2Sth instant. Some ad- ditions and changes were made in the as sessment roll, but the more important de- nominations are deferred until the ad- journed meeting.
 Two cases of small-pox were reported in town early this week. Careful inquiry convinces us that there was not the slightest foundation for the report. While we prefer the false report JO the actual smallpox, there ought to be some pun ishment inflicted upon any and all per sons who wiifully circulate such damag- ing reports; and it would not disturb our rest, f at some time we should hear of their dying with the disease.
 TIE weather is quite unsatisfactory. Rain is due and don't come down as it should or as our people think it should. Last week we had slight sprinkles, and up to yesterday of this week, but few rain- less clouds hung round in tautalizing way However, there is good time con- ing.
 The sky is clear this morning. Some wind prevails, Considerable rain fell yes terdav afternoon in the adjacent noun tains but none in this valley.
 PERSONAL. Supervisor L. ". Carr re- turned to Maricopa by Thursdays stage.
 Tuesday evening, II. s, Stevens, D. A. Bennett, Thomas Hughes and II. 3. Smith started for tour through the SOnOita Valley and tao Ha.-s onta mining district
 On the 18th Paymaster Morrow and party returned to Tucson from Q regular pay round at Bowie, Grant, San Carlos and Apache. t. c, Dickey came in with them,
 On Monday Dr. O'Bricn started back to his post at San Carlos, and Father Anto- nio accompanied him on some mission connected with the Indians we presume.
 Same day, W. ". Williams, of Lord < Williams, arrived from New York viz Santa Fe. He looks like man who has been fed on good hash.
 Sunday Captain Geo. F. Price, Lieut. Parkhurst and telegraphic Superintend ent Haines reached Tucson. From them we get the facts upon which we base oul article on the Arizona telegraph. They left early ia the week for MaricOpa Wells
 IT C Hooker arrived from the Ric Grende country last night, where he