Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04

o.~e He'oe /: {=5 .- ..- .--f.a. ---.------.--- ID. ..g .f s.i.r. .r'la-i. -i.---.-------. 2 i.aral intesligence. r~ Copper Queen aas declared 8 div .s.,1 as fen cents aer share, or S2J,NfH. ls4... -, aaoe-
 r...- ..;.--.-v band from Fort Lowell .lr ;;s..-frse sweet music on the feast .--1ur ls aazt Wednesday. ff,,.I CAMPBELL has tle thanks of +ts tbe C.-Hls for interesting public documents
 por.y'r ir book httg suspicious to s.e handsome young bachelor like Charlie Serro. buying furniture? TEE stock Of damaged goois beng soi5 br Wm. Zecleud1-f G Co. are going oT varv re.pdy. The store k crowded customers. who buy at their owu -e+-
 ~ F ia.. Ho-e-, in separating the
 lar .r5 tla ofee, aas made good
 -r-a .E.. IB. .t. ToL.u. who oiiicigtes
 .+ in. nar. i- .ae -i-l,t man iu tGe right
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 T41coaa .afsl3ar fa- tue September
 form. ,.U.aaI- Ii5 eases, oi which 33
 . ra.. ready -H- -rI.i: Gcmurers,
 .El..-... - .....a.a, and tla balance are ,a .I.1u. u- character. There are r.. ..r t-@clE, crlmlaa. eases iL -cl iI-
 ac.leu.s are laT pending.
 t~ AZ index of the demand for resi-
 5.r.a. iu Tucson. t IS stated that Ar. '.
 ! Rsa4 scarcely had the foundation had
 f- two talan-uts on Pennington street
 ere taey were rented to responsible par
 ties at fair -,'lres.
 Nn.L NoIrog, the money broker, has
 removed als office to NeSi.la street, near
 Church plaza, next door to Nm. 3.
 H.r.- s Co.'s office ,.r. }tIf. E- Row
 land aas r.nHs "a his !oveiry establish
 uaat Co the same place.
 Carr. JoGN T. YOUNG. Of Catalina,
 well and jss.raaIy suovu m this city,
 and tine mountains, las the contract
 rr .rr-- t.a santa Catalina mall. This
 v.L B.. E,a5 Ueas to fine bpys ont there, .-r..l ,sta -se traveller bent in that di-
 lection.
 GarJes Au-Ees Herald is assured by a. E. E.-ue taat, iu the event of tEe fu-a a- ,he government to make r-r.rr u-..sisn for completing VII mag ha-Ia- tla Cs-s-;.l aud Suutte-l Is.-na f.uHa..les F.ela tl-Hsei -cs pre- pared .1 aGid sea vi. from Point flrmu q. Icadua-'S isis1i, even though t8c york should cost a million tsliar-. Vi.h lllr result of assuring a sn.s-all l-rhJr ample to accommodate a great saI-laerce. Uncle Sam may save -.aeg br taEin. note o' tLis.
 pEaSo;s .igFiae matters relating to mines aud mina -si lands before the Gen ,.. Land e.Erl and the Department of tL- Interior will find t greatly to their alra-.a.a g. consult 5ie Hon. EIery fe7-s "rIyulaE aa law, Washington. A -'I aH seen ily lis card eds. where, Mir Ford is late C1ief of tie Mineral D.visIln. General Land Office. and fully understands al official intrieacies tLat SD frequently puzzle the novice and de- lay official action.
 MR ". C. TsILol. late a baggage man ou the Southern Pacific Railway. died a. tae Sisters Hospital yesterday evening from inflammation af the brain. lis body WAS removed ta tLc mdcrtak- Ing establishment of E J Smith this morning. and hy tele.Tarhic order of Mr. Charles Checker. relative of de- ceased. + was eucased m a very hand some Inet-lc caSket-the finest ever L-sJg... is T -za--a13 vas temporarily buried ig t-, cemetery. Later in the season :-- llas E.I ae taken to Cal.ior- ma.
 LAsr Thursday moruin-, a Chinese coof, named Jim Mason. shot and killed two women at PiuaL It appears tiGt Jim had purchased young Chinese girl for Sir'. that when he went to take her 60 his home he fcmd her and her mother and a ...ite man, reclining on coach smoking opium. He Immediately 1 fred at the women killing them instant , j.. The noise Ol tine shooting attracted 1 tIe attention or the husband aEl father, . "Lo then sent Jim to meet his J.sh. ] ITIl. tH- Chinese must go. o.'-ihcuiE 1. Gazette.
 Thc Los Angeles Herald claims to have information from ga railway man | '. -Es7, e!Glueuee, now Iu London, that 1 Ie-entiatigus have inst taken place in | -I..s --T T-. z H. Vanderbilt and the Atlantic and Pa | cl1ic w'rs represented, and that they ! VIII result iH a joint road tO San Fran l cisco via Los Angeles: that the combi- i u.-an have secured tEe SUth Pacific | tu--r road with it's splendid wharf front 1 age on the bag ef Scu Francisco. and ! VIII enter the city ng that route, and . t--t, therefore. il wiil be a coast road.
 MiHsHSL EUTraEg is proving himself ! most yiEiiaut and thorough officer. He keeps keen eye ou the suspicious | persons how ia tLe citE, and scarcely al- ! lows himself any sleep at ail He Is cn the alert nearly all night long. and dur ing tGe day he is seldom f0und away rom lns duties. Ir a pleasure to note tne evidence oi such rare capabilities and thorough vigilance il afl important luade official. and t9 record the fact that Igcs0n possesses thc best Chief of Po- Ice n fine southwest
 DlsGUE.I1us Gazetteer of Arizona states that the Territory has ffN-hve stamp mfiis oi from two to eighty stamps each, agEregating 5S5 stamps. or the entire number Ouly one mili IS run by water power. Cachise county has nine mills, aECregating 1ij stamps; GIa county, twelve mills, 79 stamps; Aanc,pa county. three milis. 9j-stamps; auAaTc coauty, seven mills, GO stamps; flma county, five mills, 52 stamps: PIual county, four mills. 3I stamps; layapal county fifteen mills, IF stamps. The tulture mil. Naricopa county, heads the list with N0 stamps.
 SOL. BAETH, of S5 John, Arizona, is a Senator and a prominent citizen. Says the Albuquerque, New Mexico, Journal, ot August 18th: Once in three months he comes t. this city and buys stock oI goods. Last week, accompanied by Two men, he started over the long route rom St. John to civilization. When Iasslng through a lonely canyon 5n the A1M mountains he was astouishcd tO see band oi Indians c!rcling around a To- l, yelling and firing their gums. Upon tls top oi the rock was a Mexican with l-s wife and children. No sooner did Sa- lake il {; situation than he charged The Indians, putting inc squad, eighteen n number. @ flight. and relieving the Mexican and family from certain death.
 Military Matters. Lieutenant Colonel William Redwood ii.rce, Sixth Cavalry. has been granted