Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08
Local Intelligence.

The trial Of Morton has been post p5usG til next Thursday.
 Saata Fs hopes to have a smelter IL 1lae5y days. Tucson ID ninety years.
 D. VeIasco has 6 lot of steel shoes and dies for shipment to the Ysvapai mlne near Altar.
 By orders of General Crook, Camps Heaug and Holbrook have been absndOueL
 Frs: Lieut.. J. F. Simpson, R. c. M., TL.ri Cavalry, has been appointed Depot QI4rternaster at Camp WhIpple. Leave os absence for one month has been granted to Lieut.. Steever, of the Third Cavalry, and to Col Scoheld, of ta, ; xth Cavalry, with permission to eG.h b apply to the proper authorities for further extension of said time.
 Nr. Sam Lewis, who has travelled eI- teasively through the Mexican States and examined many of their most in- pDrtant mines, says that he has come to ths conclusion that Arizona holds ss many and as good mines as the best.
 Nessrs Patrick English and Charles Stout, of CalabRsas, have contract with The Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe K. F. Co furnish stone for building foundations and other work. They quarry from the hills near Calabasas, and obtain su- parior quality of freestone.
 The bullion shiped from Contention for the week ending September 3Oth, was as follows: Tombstone Mill and Mining Company, three bars; Boston mil. two bars; Contention mill, fourteen bars: Head Center mill, two bars; Grand Central five bars. Total 26 bars.
 The Department of Agriculture al Washington have published special report No. j0, relating to the dlssemlna- tio1 of "Texas fever of cattle, and how to control it. A copy of the report will be furnished to any one making dp- plication for it to the Department.
 John II. Webber, the slayer of Hin. ton, pleaded guilty to the charge oi maus.aughter, and was by Judge Hoo verseuteuced to , years imprisonment III the Territorial Penitentary at 1oma Ills sentence IS for tue full extent of the law, Bs fixed for such a crime by the statutes of Arizona.
 The Tombstone Republicans TotaI Wreck correspondent says: ht Michigan Boy has been developed to c depth of D feet. and IS regarded aE . p-opertv Of great promise. Work IS be ing pushed rapidly by the present owners, and If the present fine showing continues, they will ultimate reallze [ fortune"
 Mir. R. L. Collins, of Benson, hal been appointed Deputy Sheriff tor tha place. The people oi that lively t"wI are to be congratulated upon the sp continent. as Mir Collins Is an upright and fearless man and will never shTlnl from his duty even in the most tr!lnl clr,umstances. He IS well remembered by the people Of Los Angeles as The originator of the Pioneer packing house o7 that city, and they will !oln m con --4tul4ting the people of Benson ID the ac1usitiou of so faithful an officer.
 B. F. Bivins, Esq, and Prof. Barn hart arrived from Philadelphia Thursda, evening. They will push matters II the Nyers district. Prof. Barnhsrt vii super1ntend the erection of the mill a the Gunsight. The mill has Rlready been shipped, with the lumber to thu pulnt. It will be taken from here oI teams Co the mine. The other opera tons which took MI. Bivins East hay, resulted satisfactorily and much cspi tai has been secured to place properties in various portions of this county on paying basis. Mir BiVins says he ha DO time to spare from his business t' make a canvass for the Legislature He would make a servicesble represen tive, however, and the people cannot d better than elect him.