Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Local Intelligence.

l,st Tuesday morning
 n;..-,ct Attorney Hugh Farley has
 to San Francisco.
 r., beetles are destroying the cot
 Lrr,o3 trees about town.
 r., rsr Opera House, it is estimated,
 -;iI s,at about seven hundred people
 ,,.-..s5 at the CITIZEN office informa-
 "a5tbe san AgustIn group of mines, Sorora-
 ,-..t sands two car loads of fspecimens
 Ia .a'i Denver Exposition. Arizona less than one
 a. s,a sittrc of the next court an
 r-+ A gill be made unite several Of On riis knots,
 ,r..s-s Evans x Walker have taken ,''[1tract NsS1 for the making Of the Opera House seats
 TIL. .sss of Weir vs. Vail has been
 -Lta -1 rnjer aIvisement by Judge How .-5of Los Angeles.
 The only difference between a Tucson
 Calabssas blanket IS that the lat .s- ,-.' is s little heavier by reason Of the lirt.
 Marshal Bnttnsr, who for the past -,,a-sI days has been suffering from s.rs-S ss,e-, illness. is again able to be on duty.
 r+;s -eported that large hotel Is to ,.L-;lt in conjunction with the new Ds ose-- house, at the head of Congress street.
 s;rrs- ores are being worked in Flu
 -I' Nevada. ID to 94 per cent. Of the s-e ,I'' assavs. at a cost of S6 per ton for milling.
 r,ssb rrapes have been in the market ..-t5s nast two weeks, but from the -.51dpoint of the box, they are both hard and sour.
 Sheriff Behan is in Tucson looking s,,s- tbe two thousand dollars which he -'aims IS due him for alleged services I, Pima county.
 rbs lead production of the United ..-+s. ia estimated at one hundred and .'- .borsand tons, or about oue-fOurth 'ftbe entire product of the world.
 The Yavapal Republicans will hold .i,1;- p-imaries on August l2th. the CIrr-T Convention the 18th and the Territorial Convention on the List
 Three brothers named Johnson, Nor -,ars and family Of eIghty-dve women --5 1bil5ren passed through Mineral P1-, from California a few days ago.
 There IS town in Colorado named aTu,son It Is situated near the 70 Re Joyful Gulch' and has already 6o.el. general store and several cabIns.
 The Tombstone papers nave rechrist- sBeI CalaOasas and now call 1t "he.t Cuyo1." Y generally happens that Tauibs,uue cone I.st aLd hell comes afterwards
 Tn, Fl Frouterizo learns througl --i~a-- sources thar the Mexican Gov -run-l,t has appointed new consul tUI Trr,ou. bul w..J be Is Las not yet beeH as,el-a.ueI
 F1-iae q L. D. Chiiison is engaged m .lar .. >roti.e map ut tle Tucson and Ggf -aIltyad, showing the grade per -s11saaI feet, cgts, fills, culVert~ bridges, pi.la-, etr-, fcom Tucson tu P0.i Llgos.
 unregistered voters are requested -J enter turlr names at any Of the dlf- =srsnt registration offices In Pima e1ruty on or before October IS, loS2 Otherwise they wlll not, by law. be per rai.rei to cast their votes at the ensning election.
 The town of Isaacson, near the Sonora lins has pOstUtfice, several stores and auumher of saloons. The railroad con- uanv propose to build a station and put in side tracks Possibly the Custom House will be there also
 Hon. J. c. BuIch2rd, director of the [. 5. Mint, Is at present on the Coast. He Will visit the principal towns Of Southern AIlzona Tor the purpose oi 5sl5ctug some central point at which to establish [. $. assay office.
 Tle CITIZEN Is in receipt of a letter from an rld subscriber now living m s. Catherine, British Columbia, asking ihatIt publish an account of the San Agustin group oi mines situated m Sonora, Mexico, how the work IS being pushed and what the outlook is for them. Al of which will gladly be done if any of our correspondents will furnish the de- sired information.
 Prof Church, commissioner to the Denver Exposition, announces that the T. * ;. r. railroad will sell round trIp uckets from Deming to Denver in- cludinE twO admissions 10 the EKpOsl- ton, good until October 3lst for S59S0. The Southern Pacific has not made any reduction of rates.
 Prof. Geo. J. Roskruge was, during his recent surveying expedition to the Silver Bell district, Stung by a scorpion, winch sIckened and died ID two minutes by the watch. George, for few min utes, also experienced severe pain, but beyond that felt no III effect. His good luck be attributes to his early Sunday school training which was better thar that common to the lot Ot boys.
 What a dry To. of old stags must be ranging over the Yavapai county hills. But two thousand school children to a popu.atl n claiming to be fourteen times as great Is brnadly indicative that bar reuness Is nO. confined to the hills. 4 Itt.e Iuc-on blood publicly distributed would start the population of that sec uon growing most wonderfully. In this d'stuct alone there are more school rhll dran tlai there are n the whole of Nav- apai cuul r..
 By law of the Mexican Congress passed May q, and July 2Jth, 1881, the lmPor package daty into that country Wa- n3ilusi ta the extent that p.Og Irons iEd attachments, slGp spars and auclofs, quicksilver, liys animals for 1irt-llIs purposes, bricks, tiles and fire clF, rOu-l lumber for constructing purposes. roof slate, vaccine latter aud 'le seel> of tobacco, coffee, cotton and sugar rale may b. admitted free. A SOD of Mr. B. F. smith. says the . tombstone Independent, found John | hnsn's horse, on Tuesday last, about | .Wo miles from where deceased was !oaIl Ills saddle was still upon him I 4iih hIng''s coat upon the back of if. | ID one of the pockets were three photo gIaohs and a card bearing the name of Mrs. Jackson lt seems strange that 'Le horse shOuld have wandered about | al Ems time without having been dis covered before. Mr. Smith brought the morse into town with him. It is a bay, weighing about 1000 pounds.
 A Tombstone Independent reporter S'i informed yesterday, on presumably sod S., authority, tha; Wyatt Earp Is now Oi'y Marshall of Gunnisou, Colorado. 51l 2 iis brother Warren and Doc Holi- va! are acting as deputies. Yirg still lenains m San Francisco, while Jim IS ,uhnlng a saloon al Colton. The boys -1nounce their intention of returning .o tombstone after the election, provid II n tlelr candidate for Sheriff IS elected. yAigent inquiry failed to elicit the name v The individual who will receive their support
 ne deepest mne in the world. &C., ,-l lilg Co Prof. u. Hoefer. of the Aca- -Eillr lmperiale 3es Mines ,s tha pri-