Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-25
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tA'AhN 'Ne~"N -fN " There are now twenty-:SO feet of wste- on the Coos Bay bar.
 The Southport Coal Mine, in Coos county, hss thirty miners Gt work. The CoGuille River now has two pas ! senger steamboat plying on frs woter-. 1 A thief was shot on the GoloraJn. New
 Mexico, last week, while taking B horst | from a stilbie.
 T. W. Andrews, of Portland, has been | found guilty cf arson. He will he sau-
 fenced on Monday.
 One Fahertv, supposed to have been | Frenchmun. vas allied at Fort Nn2ate. | \. M., recent! hy 8 Chiraman. | Julius Pctt- O; Igu. Sh,.s.a counsy.
 was loading cartridge last week aud tt | exploded. seiplinE ;he bsli th7uu-h his
 hand.
 A txo-ycar-lid son CT Henry Sheene-, | of Los Angeles. fell into a tub of boiling
 water and IVES scalded to death Nond v
 night.
 The teacher, of the Bedding public
 schools annoLpce ;hat they have in pre-
 paration a literary entertainment, t0 be ! given December 2iih.
 Colonel Kc,5, cf Measher county,
 Montana, took Q little hunt the other | day and killed twelve elk, one mountain | lion ard several black-tailed deer
 The County Recorder of Solano re- ! ruIts that in November IFS instruments | were recorded, for which S2iS5O fees | have been paid into the County Treasury.
 Henry Alexis. an intcliigen: young ! Indian. is teaching ite school a' Mukil- shUtc. about thirty miles southeast of
 Seattle, W. T., where he has about a
 dozen pupils.
 Settlers are coming in nUmerOusiy | along the line of the California Southern
 Railroad, in Sap Diego county, and are
 taking up every available piece of land that can be obtained.
 Robert Lampe-t, the young man who, | in drunken stu DOT shot and killed Julia | Clark last Septdlnqer. was tried yester
 day in Portland, and the jury returned | a verdict of maus laughter. IL IS report, |, says the Astoriau, that
 a vein of d foIl feet in depth has been discovered rear Jewell, on the Nehalem. | Also new vein 6t some thickness north | east of GaribalRi, between Miami and | Nehalem.
 The CorrtlitosI Water Company, which supplies Watsonfi!le with water, threat | ens to reduce the pressure in the town | mains unless the town will pay them | $50 per month--a sum which the citi-
 zens consider exorbitant
 Inc Democratic Candidate for Chief
 of Police of Los Angeles, Henry King, has been elected by the Council. Moran. | formerly a Democrat and late a Work | irgman. was elected President ct the | Council.
 William A. Miller and James Crum, 'he Sonora stage robbers, were sentenced | Friday to imprisonment in San Quentin l Miller for twenty-five and Crum for | twelve years.
 The salo1n-keepers in Eureka City md Arcata, arrested for violating the sunday Law, arc still ou trial. Only one
 ,ase has been concluded, in which con- fiction was had, but sentence was sus-
 5ended.
 Shasta River is said Co abound with a | .reatcr supply than heretofore of fur ani- | nais. such as the beaver, otter and mink, md at the old Meyer ranch there is a | beaver dam ten feet high and a quarter of a mile wide, where the beavers are numerous.
 Taos Valley, which now contains near y lo,0GO people, also contains ruins of
 . much larger population, antedating he Pueblos and the Mexicals. Between ! he present town and the Rio HOudo are | I races of hoGses and streets extending | trough the sage brush for four or five 1 niles. Nothing now remains but the l .obblestOne foundations of the houses. | 4 tunnel on the King mine, Calico l District, San Bernardino county, has l truck the ledge at loo feet from the | mouth and is now eight feet in on the | edge, which shows good paying ore all | trough, assaying from SlOO to S70O per | on. This tunnel taps the ledge lO4 feet | beneath the surface. Says the Weaveryille Journal: During | 'e late rain 335 inches of water fell at
 this place, making total for the season | date of lO.j5 inches, in addition to 6 in- es of snow. IHis IS a good beginning 1 or a mining season. if 1t will only keep jn. The rains thus far have not produc- sl water enough tD start the hydraulic
 mines.
 \ man was fOuud roaming around Iope District, Santa Barbara county, friday morning. with his throat cut. de was taken to the county Jail where m examination showed he had cut his hroa' with pair of scissors. His name $ George II. Cucon. He k a cousin of he Rev. pr. Iyug, of New York, and Ias been Ia the employ of Col. Holster or many years lie has b,-h addicted
 O use ot opium and morphine. and is usane.
 The Central Pacific railroad company nave rendered the Tax Collector of lacpr county, through Wells, Fargo S O., $2l, ,ON5.S}, which Is SIN.Jul.6I less han their tax amounts to. The instruc- ions to the express agents were Co obs ain a receipt in full for this years tax The Collector expresses a willingness tO ecoIve the money on account, but re- uses to receipt in full; and so the coin | emains still in the hands of the express | company. The Aurora Colony. says the Salem l Statesman, has finally dissolved, and the | and and personal property has all been | liyided in manner that K entirely sat | sfactory to every one. Their property | Ias for years all been iu common, the | business having been managed by lew | bf the leaders, who had careiGliy attend | d to the interests of the colony ana l ucceedcd In accommodating a large | mount of valuable property. The corner stone of the new State | Normal School at Los Angeles was laId ! with impressive ceremonies Friday. The | ite is superbly located at the old Bell | 'vue Park, a grove plentifully supplied |
 with semiSropiCal fruit and Ornamen- | al trees. and commanding a beautiful | | .iew of the Los Angeles valley. Lieu | enant Governor Mansfield vas Presi- l
 lent of the Day, and R. r. Del Nalle ! | made the oration. The ceremonies were l | performed under the auspices of the ! l Masonic order. \ NOTABLE invention in maps has been | patented by a map-making firm ln Cas- | sad, Germany. 1t consists in construct ing maps in relief with a composition of | vulcauized rubber. These maps, which
 are pressed on molds, are, save by fire or | strong acids, absolutely indestructible. | Damp does not affect them; moths will
 not eat them; and they may be showed
 into the pocket like a handkerchief, | kicked about, sat upon, and used gener l ally iu the rudest fashion possible with | out being any the worse.
 | There is an artesian well in the Bay of
 San Francisco. IL is about two miles
 from the Alameda shore, opposite New