Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Local Intelligence.
Tombstone wants 2 hotel.

Tombstone wants hotel-
 The registration books are closed.
 Cattle thieying on the line is reduced to a system.
 The variety theater at the park meets with a grand success.
 The pew opera house is roofed snd s7iil soon be completed.
 Camp Price. by order of General Crook i- t7 be abandoned
 Public Administrator II. B. Smith has returned from his visit to Magdalena Sonora
 Poe.ma.ter Corbett reports that more boxes are rented a. present than ever before.
 Jalua vatermelons are being pcidled about They are hard, green and hlsh- prc-1
 George H. Beall. formerly Prac,tIeing laWE 1G Tucson, Is now Sinllarl! en- garei if. tf= town oi White Oaks, New AeL.-r-
 t..lr.. er absence for one month Is granted srcald Lieutenant George d. Sands. sixth Cavalry, with perlisslun -a -Fr.V t. tne proper authority Tor an +z.-ral.1 ,l two months.
 Rev. Mir. Messenger has been engaged ts te.,. .i,- public school at Dudley vIHa..a .vs.l leave for tha; place to-day. r.-.rit tle same school last year w.th much success.
 The Magdaleua stage line VII, 1t is reported. be drawn off the Arizona -a1-es entirely, and placed on the roads between tLe cities Of Alamos and Her ursillo iH Sonora.
 N- Thomas Coyey has been appointed Deputy Collector or Internal Revenue for northern Arizona with headquarters at Prescott He will leave for hls sta ilal iu a few days.
 The following bullion was shipped From Contention dErIug the t.o weeks ending Oct 18th. Tombstone mill, 6 bars: Grand Central mill, l5 bars; Con- tsuti0n mill, 2S bars; Total, i9 bars.
 Leave of absence for one month, on surgeons certificate of disability, IS granted First Lieutenant J. 5. Kerr, Adjutaut Sixth Cavalry, with permission to leave the limits of thIs command, and Co apply to the proper authority for an extension of two months.
 All tine expenses accustomed by the death of William J. Russell, Lie it. Col of Penn. N G., have been pald by hIs friends iu Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, through dr. John Gardiner, of thIs city. The note that be left to MT. Gardiner, requesting interment here, has been complied with.
 Ir. 5. ". Fisher, the new COllec- tor of Internal Reveue for Arizona, was duly installed in his office by Major Packard last Monday. His chief clerk is Mr. T. l.. Bellam, and he retains In the ! office. Mr. T.. B. Fanton. MT. Packard states that .he never saw Collectors office turned over ID better condition than this. and c0mplImented Mr. COrdls the retiring official, very highly. 8Ir. G. W. Brown, of the CITIZEN, re- turned from Denver, Colorado, last Saturday night. He was a delegate from tine Tucson Lodge, Ancient Order of United Worbmen, to the formation of a Grand Lodge of that Order, and was honorei by his brethren by an cleo tIou J0 the office Of Past Grand Master Workman, and was unanimously elected ga representative to the Supreme Lodge of thas Order for two years lIr n. l.. Lacy, formerly of E. A. Fish a Co. of rhls city, but for the past 1 three years post trader at Camp Apache, 1 l- at present Iu Tucson, visiting among ] uls old friends who give him cordial 1 greeting. lr. Lacy Is one of the most 1 popular and hest known men in this | country and one who by his gentleman 1 ly conduct I= well calculated to win l friends wherever he goes. The family 5f lIr. F. J. Earickson | arrived from California short time l since and wall hereafter make their per 1 maucnt home in Tucson. They !, formerly lived here, but because Of sickness had to return to California. On the way. when about Yuma, one Of theIr little ones died. All are now blessed with good health which II Is te be hoped they will continue to enjoy. 4 few evenings since some petty and 1 villiauons sneak thieves visited the house of Mir. George J. ROskruge for the ! purpose of rohhinE. Approaching l window with a dark lantern, they threw . the light inside with the intention of | seeing who was there. Two little boys l were in the room in bed, and one chanc- | ir.- to bs awake, cried aloud when he | =svg the light. The robbers fled but re- ] turned the flowing night, and, being . attacked hy young dog, threw Yltrlol 1. ir ,ts eyes, n'iudiug one of them en- arsle. Sinr. then fine dog has eaten ! nothing and w-lI most probably dIe. So . r.- as kuovn tine police have DO clue to . tho r1rues. It is a pity that they should E1 Grur.5lei