Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-11
supervisor Mike Pagan is again in

town.
 The postoAice in Glleyville has bee
 dicoutinued-
 The public school will close for th
 ammer next week.
 MT. NJ. c. Campbell returned to tn
 Myers district last evening.
 The workmen are turning out lsrg
 amount of water pipe daily.
 The assessment roll of Yuma count
 ,,ots ID to more than SsOO,OOO this yoal
 Onevear ago Friday morning the ofIic o,tbe CITIZEN was smoking mass 0
 ruins.
 Five carloads of fat Texas beeves pas sed Tucson Wednesday en route for Cal ifornia,
 It's stated that Governor Tritle ha rented Wm. NJ. Buffum's residence il Prescott.
 Judre Harshaw and wife from David son Springs in the Santa Ritas, are visit
 ing Tucson.
 MrE.O. Shaw is favorably spoken O asa candidate for Sheriff on the Demo cratic ticket.
 4 plaster warranted to stick is being mt on the front of the drug store of Mir Fred Fleishman.
 Mir. Frank Carpenter of Redington m the San Pedro, Is looking for strayeG stock in this vicinity.
 Col Prouty with six men left for the Myers district two days ago for work or the Red Buck mine.
 The favorite Wallace Sisters will be m Tucson and give an entertainment next Thursday evening.
 small detachment of the troops now stationed at Camp Lowell is soon to be sent to Camp Huachuca.
 The grass plat between the depot and Porter's hotel is being enclosed with a neat looking picket fence.
 Quite large crowd of people gather every evening at the depot on the arrival of the Western bonnd passenger train.
 The Red Buck mine in the Myers dis trict has been bounded to Mir. George Rortridge for thirty thousand dollars.
 Mr. E. D. Futile of Bowie Station has been appointed clerk of the court to be opened in Graham county next Oc- tober
 1 new boiler with fire box and two upright stationary engines have arrived st the depot for the Santa Catalina Cop per company.
 The Presbyterian church on the Court Plaza is being bolstered up. by having 6 stone foundation put under the dit- ierent corners.
 MT Charles Coolidge the talented To- cal editor and publisher of the Phenix Herald IS in the city on business con- nected with his paper.
 Judges Earll x Smith have removed their office from the corner of Camp and Convent to number twenty, on the west side of Church Plaza.
 The Phenix Gazette says a hotel keeper at Casa Grande shot man last Saturday night, and his victim was not expected to survive. No further parti- culars are given.
 In the case of Murphy, Gibson and Mover, charg q with the killing of James Levy, Judge Meyer held the pris- oners over without bail to await the action of the grand jury.
 Messrs Ward and Courtney the R. R. contractors, purchased yesterday handsome double seated spring wagon. IL will be used in conveying powder to their different camps along the line of grade. Both gentlemen left for Gala basas this morning.
 Lieut.. Glass, 9th Cavalry, with part of Company A, 9th Cavalry, and Company C, Indian Scouts, overlook a party of Indians, June 1st, near Cloverdale, \. NJ. One Indian was killed. and 40 horses and mules captured The IndiaLs scat tered ID all directions.
 The petition for the appointment of Geo. W. Atkinson, as Justice of the Peace the sixteenth precinct is signed by forty-four names, among them H. c. St. Johns the present Justice, and all prominent business men of the precincts which includes the town of Calabasas.
 Mr. Geo Reed gave farewell supper to his friends in the Capital Saloon last night, preparatory to his leaving for his home in St. Louis tais morning. The supper was kept mp till quite late Champagne by the quart IS said to have hid itself quite freely under many chin. The following troop belonging to the Twelfth Infantry left Camp Lowell this morning en route for their different destinations Five men of Company c, and SIX men of Company E, go to Bcwle, SIX men of Company D, go to Camp Apache and seven men also Of Company G go to Camp Thomas.
 The Phenix Gazette says: Ivy H. Cox has on his farm near town seventy-fve stands of bees; they are working finely and show every indication Of doing well. IL is thought they will average m a sea- son at least one hundred pounds of honey to the stand. These bees are of the lot brought from California some months ago, by Frank Cox, and their culture in this climate was a matter of experiment., the success Of which we are pleased to note.
 Four men of Company c, Twelfth h. fantry left Camp Lowell last evening to ioiu their company at Fort Yuma and and five men of the same regiment and from the same place to join Company A at Fort Moiave, left at the same time. They were the last of fifty two recruits which were sent to Camp Lowell from St Louis for the Twelfth Infantry now scattered in detachments all over the Territory. Originally there were fifty three but one deserted on his way out. Mir. M. s. Snyder returned home Friday from the Santa Catalinas and reports the recent Indian scare in that direction to be without an! iounda- tion whatever. The cattle said to be missing, strayed from home and then strayed home again as soon as they