Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
Local Intelligence.
Rev. G. h. Ed ms is in Globe.

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 The police have no. made aa ares.
 since the l5tE.
 Snow Is reported in fine Catalina and
 Santa Rita mountains.
 Henry Yaegar is at the Russ House
 from ihe Copper Camp.
 The tramps that were driven from Tucson are BOW infesting Phenix.
 The Barro Burro mine, in the Myers district, IS l,6I0 feet above sea level.
 q. C. Stephens has gone OF a little pasesr to San Jose, his former home.
 Col. BiIdle. the gentleman who wep- Tor Wilcox in such fine shape, is ID t4e
 rity.
 The nev furniture store Of 5Ir. Leo
 ioldschmidt will soon be ready Tor
 roofing
 EEe nev sme.ter foa tle Omega Cop
 ger Mine viii be ordered Iu fine conse
 ''i 9 few days.
 The Methodist Episcopal Mission Of
 New York has appropriated SSJn for
 missions In ArI1oua-
 l.J. Hirtz, largely interested iu tue
 copper smeltsrs af Larcsburs, has been
 in the city for the past few dayF.
 BosS-To the wife of Jas. B. Peers, a aluza5eT, ditto a son t3 the wife Ot Mir.
 Toa Barnum, n Phenix Nov. 18th.
 Veris of Teviston died Jy his own hand. The publication oI ms famous speech is said r. have nailed up his pol itical coffin
 air. J. '. Mason, of the ArIzsna Lum- Der Yard. has just completed a shipment of l6L0O feet or lumber t9 the Gun sight miue.
 The Rev. Mr Penney, late pastor Of the Congregational Church at this place. Is now teaching a pubic school at Oak Grove.
 IL IS said the Salvation army has reached Phenix, and that they will shortly arrive here and arouse the Inc sOn sinners to repentance.
 Mr. $. Askius, Commissary Sergeant c. :. A., arrived from Fort Klamath, Oregon. this morning, and will hereafter be stationed at Lowell.
 The New Mexico g5 Arizona Telegraph Company, of Las Vegas, intends tO build auI operate lines between polats iu this Territory and New Mexico not touched by the Western Union.
 The ColunDia Copper Company ship ped 31lOJl pounds of copper bullion for the mouth Of October. During the present month the smelter has not been running all the time, for want Of teams to haul cos,e.
 Air. Thomas Borton, one of the most intelligent and respected young meE of Tucson has rrce.veI the appointment uf express messenger fsr Wells Fargo G CO., on the road between Benson and Guaymas. The company Is fortunate n securing his seTvce7.
 On next Friday evening tAe ladies of the Methodist chGrch viii, in the Ban quet room Of the Masonic hall, give a grand New England supper at which . the ladies will appear IL costumes 0f the I olden time. There wall be music anu i literary exercises 10 enhance tle pleas . ures of the evening.
 The CITE IN ls indebted to J. \. liar l yey, well known m tGIs cItF. for a copy of Til- SiI5 published at Mauchesie-. 2 England. r. is publication containing ltsLA1 At hAa4 f4Aa laat ilA''-A 4AA sun books, periodicals aad newspapers Iu | .he world. As a natural result it Is very | entertaining reading.
 Mr E0gar arrived from Kansas City Monday night aud s-artea for Chicago, accompanied b. his sis5er-in-l .w, Miss Duffin, and h. charge of his wli-'5 re- mans, Tuesday morning. The budg { had been embaineI by Dr. Hoi0rook, l and We hope to hear Of the safe arrival | of the party ID Clicsgo at an earls ] dais.
 The Denver Daily Republican, under . date of November lo-h. says that a. party 1 nt tTeuty-three tourists have left Lin | coln, Nsbr4,1a, for C liifaruI4 jn spe- cial ear over tbe AtcnI.on and A-1raskG | and AtcLis0u, Topeka and Saut4 Fe 1 railroads. The ear costs the party just ! Sl33j, or SJ3.61 apiece. They are ac- . compauiei b. a coio-ed cook.
 Mr. Harris. Special Agegtog tle P1 .s- 1 aiii-s Dsgar5.1 al1, went out ye5teri.y 1. ID lrn. nr ta arrange f@- pu5til., on the { n 1l @ vic1 on the neT SluOra Railroad . betweel Benson and GIaymas. This . sergice will sdd largely ta the work O. . she postal agents of the <. P. B. l. The | par.y will spend abuut two months i4 this city and vlcinIty.-L3s An-e es Times.
 It has recently beer discovered that the ven 4tors in t.c floor 0 the NJ ,s nj: nall acted E. The capac " If SD .abi lg tubes and conveyed the secret . f tue bre:hereu to rl- allu-tiateG In 5he street below. The alarm was gwen uy cue of the passing faithful and tbe tell tale vsntIlators have had tleir volubiiitv destroyed bv being c.Osed up entirely.
 Plans for the en.9rg Of the Russ house have already been com pleted and the work of building will commence some time during the early part of December. The proposed ad- dition will be two stories night and contain 34 rooms iu addition Co office and bar room witch wi!l be 2tX24 feet and the dining room 2jE13 feet. When 5he addition is completed the hotel will as tLe largest ID the city.
 The CITIZEN IS Iu rcceiat of a copy Of tine Breeders Journal published by the Breeders Live Sock Association of Beecher, III. lis printed in magazine form. and although devoicl tO the breeding oI lopisd stock. contains many other articles of interest t0 the general reader. I1 stock men it E. es- pee ally valuable. and as the subsUrip- tion price is but one dollar per year. it Hlll more than par cUr stock mer to subscribe for 1t.
 Mr. Louis Goodman, long the leading merchant in the .utG Catahuas. has closed out bis entire interest Iu that sec tion and cast his fortunes with tle good people of Bis0ee. He lefsior that place on Saturday last, taking with him & heavy stock of CercaaudIse. 9 portion of which was purchased as tlis place. Mr. G0odmsg l~ g thorough merchant and one 0t tGe most reliable oi men, and Eill without doubt make a grand sue cess of his Bisfee venture. His many . friends wish him She best of success.
 The prics9 ss given by ConsuI LomeH { for the vlriou5 products oi Mexico presented to the CITIZEN this morning are as folloEs. fine market p.iea retpii being thU oI Mag allan: C3os1lste .j cents per pound, pure Inescal } p p!nts fl, coffee 2j cents per p0gnG, cigars Si psr 10 [. cigar etes cents per pac1aEe of about thirty cIgsrrate, They age cf She best tobacco grown. nd are mauu-I faetdred at Gaalais.ara in tlie Ssa-e of Jaliseo.
 The CTIzEN has bsr- favored with a report of Prof. Clas p. Williams op the BurrO Burro Copper mine in tbe Myers district. and owned by the BurrD Burro Mining Comrany. a Corporation, organized in Philadelphia. Iu addition to the report, which is q1ils exhaustive. Is a fine colored map il!usi atire of tae developments made and drift 5t veins Altogether tls very cradita1.e ~urk gnd speaks much for the skill 0I Mr. HTw-