Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Local Intelligence.

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 Summer agaIn.
 Judge Stilwell Is in Phoenix.
 There is no religion in a mud hole.
 Get your name on the great register.
 Lively times between this and cleo hon day.
 The San Augustine Feast opens on the 37th instant
 City taxes wlll be delinquent on Sep teaber second.
 DrF.F. Cellner, Of Altar, Is visiting i4 Tucson
 Chas. T. Cornell is in from the San Carlos Agency.
 The feast at Magdalena commences on October 4th.
 The Calabasas hotel will be formally opened on the lst.
 The boom of the Independents has not began vet.
 The railroad is completed to within four miles of Calabasas.
 Watermelons are cheaper this year tEan ever before.
 Hurry up and register. The 18th of October closes the book.
 The Stonewall mine in this Territory shipped last week, SlS,502.
 The mining outlook for Arizona is said to be exceedingly promising.
 Mr. Meue telegraphs to Prof Rickard that he vlil arrive here on the first.
 The patent for the New York lode in the TucsOD district, has been approved.
 There Is a possibility of Camp Hentig beuE abandoned by the military au- tLgltIes.
 Work on the new opera house has H..1 -u-lal.ied pending the arrival of the necessary lumber.
 gIessrs. Gleason x Hanlon the con r-act builders of the courthouse are visiting u Tombstone.
 PanchD Lopez, agent of the Juan Mo reno hne of stages, was robbed of Sl45 while en route to Guaymas.
 2. O. Shaw is said to be looming up a- the most probable candidate for the Democratic nominee for Sheriff.
 MT. T. L. Stiles writes friends in Tue son that himself and family are enjoy ing themselves in Santa Monlca.
 After the second of September the city taxes must be paid with an addi- tional percentage tackled thereto.
 The Colorado Coal and Iron Con- pauy have in the Denver Exposition a specimen luEap of coal weighing 1S,00O pounds.
 4 patent has been granted by the General Land Office to the Blue Bird Mil and Mining Company ID the Tue son district.
 Ths old CITIZEN building on the cor her ot ConLress and Church streets Is beng remOdeled in the inside and plas- tered on the out
 Hold on e your cattle and ranges, gentlemen. The time will be when every acre of water front will command q pound of gold.
 Berson will soon have a newspaper. 5. ". Bates, of that place, and J. O. Dunbar, of Tombstone, are reported as being the proprletors.
 The abundant rains have brought the grass out Tn fine shape, and 1t IS now as- sured that graZlng will be excellent and hay pletiful.
 An assay by Prof. IRickard yesterday, from one of the mines of the Columbia Copper groupe, gave return of thirty five and half per cent. copper.
 The new directory is reported to be meeting with ready sale. Ihls Is as IL should be as the business men of th e city are much in need of just such a book.
 The survey of the Duchess lode, owned by c. 4. Spring, IS in conflict with the patented Cabeza lode, owned by L. J. F. Jaeger. The correction has been ordered.
 4 few loads of dirt judiciously dis tributed on Congress street at its inter- section with Stone avenue would do more for the cause Of religion than the building of d fine Church.
 The construction camp on the Atchl- son and Topeka Railroad has been moved uack to C-ittenden to escape, If possIble, I- malarial fever so prevalent Co the lower section of the valley.
 The santa Fe Board of Trade has voted $50 Co assist the New Mexico commissioners at Denver in making an att-5ctIye display of the ores sent on to the Exposition from the Territory.
 The Methodist Episcopal church of Tucson. flied sn application with Pro- ba-e Judge John ;. Wood, asking that they De allowed to mortgage their church property one year for fifteen hun dred dollars
 The Wells, Fargo Express company have agreed with the secretary of the exposition association to return free all articles shipped over their lines to the exposition at Albuquerque, New New Mexico.
 The Mexican making the assault with a Latchet upon Deputy Sheriff J. J. Coleman in Benson on Sunday evening last, was taken to Tombstone, and Tn default of S3,OOO bail was committed to prison.
 The Calico Print came to our table this morning bedraggled and bedabbled as If worn for a week by an Apache sguaw. It evidently had been in a vet mail sack and then pulverized under a No. II Q. K. boot. Asssayer c. R. Wores contemplates n trip to the Mojave desert to inspect some copper properties wich are believed to be very rich, both in copper and lead, but the region m which they are located IS said Co be barren and dlsolate and far from water 1t Is said that the new dry washer in- vented by Mir Roberts. of Shakespeare, ls a complete success. It has been thor oughiy tested and 1t worked perfectly, leaving no mineral whatever in the slag. One Of the machines will be operated at Shakespeare. A little child in Troy was poisoned by tuucliug its lips to the colOred covers Uf a book with which 1t was amusing It. self The colored matter contained ar- seEic, and curiously enough the book vas copy of the report of the Proven tiOn of Cruelty to Children. Papers and other necessary dOcu- uents have been sent to the United States Minister at Mexico in the case Of Heslop ,V Preston, asking for indemnlti- cation for the stoppage of machinery at the Plomas custom house Tn Sonora by the officials. The decision Is left to the Secretary Of the Hacienda. According to an Omaha paper Gen. Crook will leave that city on the 2bth of August for Arizona, via San Francisco.