Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
l.sral intelligence.

l.sral intelligence.
 Di-.-5et. He is enthusiastic over recent strikes made ln the mines rssr t.le Total Wreck
 ru. Globe Chronicle Of the 2'th nlt. ai na; reach us until yesteruay- We S.sii.e ta have ou- most ne"sy exchanges 5-l.-eI iu that manner.
 1r a..aunl cf the increase of freight .-..rrsire,s. an extra tram has been put
 ,5g Southern Pacific railroad from T-. Angeles to Yuma
 rS DoDar came in Thursday from oracle He reports that a large body or -ra ore k Dow being developed In me r-E shaft uu that minc.
 srpr UaLBEooK. of the Sonora Con. Mi s15 Mining Co. Som1retllloJ made J,s fourth shipment %. hlili,n "eIhes- 8-, o' five bars, valued at c3,Cuh
 .srVrrp P.r1. has received from Chi ..s.,tle diamond cross that Was stolen ,-Tn VsrIie Bell a year ago. It IS fine ..-ggrl,rit ar.d carries 21 diamonds, be- ,--- slu-i a. near a thousand dollars. Ya HEvRr BEUHIlN's Apache scalp I.. vanished. and he inclines to the .-5riau that tram of cats had some ti1rt, dp with its mysterious disap- p4aranee. iuasmuch as the scalp had an Ig-ru-ear attached.
 Wa. HrNEr C. ST. JOHN, Deputy Col l4..ar and Inspector of Customs at Cal ,,f.sas. is in the city on business. MT St John Is very pleasant and accom- moiati;- .eutlcman and an efficient ofcer
 TzE Las Vegas Optic says: Bishop SalPaiu.e, at tha head of the Roman church iu Arizona. and the weil-known Archbishop Lamy, of the Santa Fe dlo- eesa. were In the city to-day, the guests d. Father Persone. President of the Las Vegas college.
 THE bullion output for the fast week n October from the mills at Contention Ess as follows: Grand Central, five bsrs. Boston mill, eleven bars: Conten uo- mil. twelve bars. With this ship meut the Contention mill ships its one ,hdlsanlth bar.
 
 TIE Tombstone Nugget says that the Blst5u Mil and Arizona Smelling and Resurtiou Company have purchased the s;5,,Rall mine in Tombstone of Messrs. 4 4 Hopkins. B. 4 Packard and W. W. White. paying the sum of Sl000o0 there i0r
 NR C. E. DRAKE writes from Nash vile that he vill be in Tucson about the 7tL or oth of this month, and that he Uil bring his family back with him as lhe climate Is too rigorous for them m Tennessee Mir. Drake had just re- turned from a visit to Alabama
 BILL HART and John Weigle returned ,ru0 the Santa Rita mountains Friday Ee.a They have evidently found E1ae-4iug unusually rich, but are reti- cen alg0ut particulars, although they hr0ugi- a chunk of fine bullion obtained through smelling some ore in black smIth forge.
 TIE Los Angeles Herald states, on niormation furnished by Dr. Winston, elt! physician, that H. J. Crum, aged 2S years, 8 native of Illinois, died of gas trIt.s at tue Sisters Hospital Iu that city, October l3, lNSl. CrUm was the person recently released from the Yuma 25I9n on habeas coTpus, from defac- i've commitment. about whose alleged de4ia question had been raised by several newspapers in the Territory.
 IRE November numberuf Our Little Ones, published by the Russell Pub fishing Company, l49 4 Fremont street, Boston, at Sl50 per year, has been re- eelved. IL IS, without exception, one Of the most interesting and instructive !uyenile periodicals published, and con talns tbirty-two pages of choice reading, lrotusely Illustrated. A copy of this publication would be au appropriate Nhnstmas present to children from their p5reuts
 THE promised warfare on the dogs vas lnaEgu.eted yesterday. and yelping enrs by the score were impounded It vas ans fun fer the boys who lassoed The cannes, but the dogs did not seem io en!oy 1t to any great extent. those sho may eIclaim where Is my wander lns dog tonight may be able to set ue mangy purp at liberty by the simple P'9eess of depositiug three almighty dollars with the Poundmaster.
 IHR public school of Wilcox opened ''n the lst of November with an attend ance oi twenty pupils to s-art with. Such 'H progress ID the wilderness, where two years ago the place was a barren waste, and where TOW
 City lots are staked for sale.
 Above old Indian graves.
 ,Hchools always follow ID the lmme- Ilaie wake of progress, and are the first IAlirauons of civilization and correct lennlng influences. May success attend al such efforts.
 Postponed.
 Owing to the unavoidable delay il 'rcelvng fortion of the material re 4UiTed to complete the new NJ. T.. chapel That edlfee will rot be dedicated until ' N H"ee1 rom Sunday. Rey. MT. Adams