Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-28
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:5 :5 :. .=:ss$$ 5 :s$ ss.n : $H::: $::: $H::: ,,..5--a -ea.pe-tara. -le 7. ,,,- ty of wind Inile~l ~l..----.-..--. Local Intelligence. ,,-.--rFstEY ol Mexican Independ. . Friday. Septemhe- l6 v-~ S+ krastin and St. Joseph paro- ,.I -.r1oIs will reopen September 5 c-v f.. cream saloons will keep the y.--is and MeXicars cool at the hesta. <S--
 -ar-r of extra police will be en- -r-r.5 G.s and night at the least grounds.
 n.vr DlHscT is rejoicing in the r---t.. ..r a daughter who kicks the beam .- eleven pounds.
 r..x b-s,es anl rirders have been .r,..l am +he O1d Fellows Hall, so that s-r Iama-e in the future will be iln-
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 f.srpr SEUsovIcH Is building a fine .1.r.. wal around the premises occupied i.r V-. C1-beit as saloon near the de- Ilt
 ,--H strike ia the Emerald mine at Tombstone is reported a- a depth of l5O r... The rock iS said to eo Slg6 to S26O ger t9l.
 ~Hr marriage of Ed Whitlock and ,r-. Emma Finch. last Monday, was .I. f-- wedding that has ever taken -r......l .fe San Pedro, near its junction m t.e Gi.a user.
 V-~ s-e iu receipt of a fine watermelon f-.r N- w. A. Cunningham, who lives ou inc san Pedro. IL weighs B pounds .ri is a fine advertisement of what the San Pedro country can do.
 STAND No 8. at the Feast, will be run r. Tr...s Gu'Ghaum, and 1t vill be sup rr.i with tLe best liquors that can be f-HE. Juligs is am experienced saloon man and everything will be done right. 
 T.rs.-.at display of the Mexican cir rr- -.-.av was of the same gaudy de- s.--rta. a- heretofore Their circus grounds behind Ghanctto's store are of aaonl-=-rip- style that would surprise ta.uld ring veterans.
 f.. ZrrKryDoaF c Cos new building f~-.alIiv progressing, the stone fOunda- tm being nearly ail laid. and the brick work just begun. The repairs on his vl--aau-a have rendered t impervious to rain nr flood.
 Max ZlEg has opened his model gro- r.-r sfofr. ar the corner of North Meyer and Ic.lc~ streets. and displays a fine stock or goods lis establishment will prove a great convenience for the resi- dents of the north portion of the city.
 MR CHss DEToY is moving his stock ,s zrOcviirs across the street to the new building at the corner of MesIlla street and Church plaza. His new quarters are large and rooIny and will afford am ple facilities for the transaction of his increasing trade.
 THE top and hot5om sharps, having been driven out of Benson. are nearly all in this city. We would advise all people. especially during the fiesta, to avoid plausible strangers who are anxious to have them make hig strike con "sura thing
 TmETT-FvE thousand dollars in bull L0n WI lying at tue office of Wells, Far % E C., in this city yesterday in charge uf a special messenger. awaiting a tram f1r San Francisco. or this amount S3l.ll1 was from the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company, and Sln,U01 from the Hem0sa. at Harshaw.
 IA. BEowDuR and Joseph Sresovich have bonded their mining claims, known as the San Jose, Mandarin, Brothers, Bla.E Prince Lucy and Little Nick. sit mated near Jalaba-as, for $iWNJO to C.. G Gil-.- N Co.,. bond to run one month. Joe aud his partner deserve thelr good luck.
 A NEW musie-Lal is a projected insti- >utim iu Tucson. Plans and specifi- cations have been drawn, and a suitable building is t8 La erected at once. From the character of tHe parties to the enter prise it i- bound to be a highly success lJ. venture.
 As the Feast approaches sharpers Of an kinds gather into the city. We must leok out for games and tricks of all Iuls Thieves. burglars, pIck-pockets and rut-tLraats will be here in large numbers and every respectable man should be on his guard.
 ME~sEs. NcFADDEN yS SEERoT opened the festive exercises of San Agustin by Gero~itiDg upon the CITIZEN table a large box of splendid California fruits. It was resolved, every member of the tsra-rar arlical force voting aye, that the ,u.euri@u- firm of fruit dealers are ust mp gentlemen, and have practi- ca. sympathy for the printer.
 lIE. D. TsLAsco. one of the members e tie committee of cauvassers for si.Ta-urHs Co tta agreement un Mexican money saEs he finds considerable oppo- sIt.HU among the Mexican dealers, who tMuk their customers might withdraw th.ir patronage. l. is believed, how ever, the new plan wIll Toe a success September l5.
 NE. JoHS HaNLoS has been awarded tue contract iur the construction of the ug" court house, the cost being S56.s5S. The foundation will be of stone and the building of brick: and the jail in con leajin wlL nc two stories high. The county gr Pima is to be congratulated iu having the contract for this import ant work awarded to such competent and thorough mechanic as Mr. HanlOn, and the taxpayers can rest assured that the building will be constructed from foundation to dome in the most thorough and honorable manner
 Top and Bottom" {" Gang.
 On Tuesday night Ed Byrnes and Mart. Malony lalias Chuck at Benson got mp a dispute over game of cards and Chuck Was bit m the head with revolver and kicked badly. Yesterday morning the fight was renewed with pistols and neither Was hit but Deputy Sheriff Hiram McConlas was accidentally shot in the right leg hy Byrnes. Cries uf iynching were made but Byrnes was taken before Justice Mundell, bound over iu $500 bail and hurriedly taken tn Tombstone much to his relief. Byrnes Was notified never to reappear. the citizens gathered, took all the fixtures out of the dead beat saloon. known as fine Joint ard burned them on the street, at tire same time telling the stop and bottom thieves to leave town.
 An Insecure Hail.
 The recent rains have softened the foundation of the building at the corner of Church street and Maiden Lane, used as a hall for the several secret societies oL this city, causing them to settle some what. Yesterday the rear portion Of tIe hall parted in the middle from roof -- ---- --------. ---.-.--.--- ----l.- ---- --