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

Plnnt mulberry, locust, eucalyptus and ash for shade trees.
 There are LAO names on the Great Register of Pima county.
 The great register will close on the 18th Of the present month.
 Bronco horses are selling for ten dollsss piece in Las Vegas.
 The "dobe" dollar has been redubbed and Is now known as the cactus"
 Platinum Is reported to have been discovered ln the Santa Rita mountains The New York horseshoers will strike on Monday against the use of ready made shoes.
 The number of names on the great register of Pima county, now amount to about l,530.
 The reports from the different regls- tration districts are beginning tO come ID for the past month.
 Mir. Henry Horton has two rattle snakes. lone black and the other yellow and large whip snake all IF the same box.
 Western Union Telegrams uncalled for at the Palace Hotel: $ E COnklln, Sam c Lewis, l. N Ohl. J 5 Melch and WR Robinson.
 The Tucson police force consists of four regulars, two specials, one night watchman at the telephone office, the city jailer and the chef.
 young Tucson lads explanation to another of equal age as to why he always had plenty of money was 'cos l always pick things up and sell 'em.'
 Pete Spence, arrested five times for murder and cattle stealing ln Cochlse county. has been again discharged Tor want of sufficient evidence to convict.
 There are thirty-nine prisoners in the county iail. Twenty-eight for otfenses against the Territorial law and eleven Indians engaged ID the Cibicu massacre. Teamsters complain of dullness n the frelghting business. Some teams failing to get load here are pulling for Casa Grande where thelr services are said to be ID demand.
 A Mexican seeking registration be- fore Judge Bragg yesterday ID answer To the usuhl AuESA4o-- oo " " "--NA~ Al was born, promptly and somewhat ln- dignantly replied Zen ml casa.
 Marshal Buttner, Chief of Police, re- ports more strangers In town at present. than at any time previous for the past several months. Many of them are here in attendance on Court, the balance being miners from the hills Schneider, custom house collector at Calabasas has been relieved of hls posi- tion. the reported cause being the collection and mIsappropuatlon Of Uncle Sam's money. He IS also said to have c illected but failed to account for one hundred dollars belonging to one of our deputy sherltfs.
 Dr.J. W. Davis has been, by the Re publcans of Pinal county, unanimously nominated as joint councilman Tor PI- nal and Pima counties. The nOmIna- tion is among the best that could be made. as Mir. Davis Is well known as an honorable and caDable mani
 The good people of Wilcox are ex- cited over a new discovery. Hon. M W. Stewart IS building a new house. The rock for the foundation was brought from some neighborIng hills. It was discovered a few days since to be silver bearing quartz. An assay was made of 1t which gave result of S4O to the ton.
 The Daily Epitaph of Tombstone says that despite the efforts of the pound master, the dogs in that city are as plen- tifuI as of yore, and the streets Tn the vicinity of the Mexican quarters bear k,lar,aa Trt~ ha and number of mangy CUTS, to the class ical precincts of the Barrie Libre ID Tucson.
 Letters remaining uncalled for in the Palace Hotel: Albert Libenthal, R c Jacobs, Col 4 Lewis, P NJ O'DOnnell, c H Gould-3, NJ NcNally, Herman Besenthal, Joseph Raul, John Corners, J Hoover, D NJ RIorden, Geo W Lay, Dr J P Welch, $ Y Thompson, Geo Ellis, Mir Flight, W H Stewart, Jr Felix Kain, A 4 Hoover, J W Payne, P Gib- ney.
 There are reported to be a number of mountain sheep ranging III the noun tains on either side of the canyon de Gro. One of them was killed and brought to town a few days since. The head was secured by MT. E. l.. Wetmore who has skillfGlly mounted 1t. It weighs twenty-seyen and half pounds and can be seen at his office on Meyer street.
 The Chicago Tribune says: Mr. A. C. HesinC who had the double pleasure of reading his obituary Iu one of the Chlca- 20 dailies and of feeling sure that the publication was premature, returned to Chicago yesterday from tine scene of his mining operations In Mexico well and hearty. and delighted at being per mitted to show conclusively tat he IS not the man who was murdered
 The mother of Thos. J. Smith would like to know of his whereabouts, as she has not heard from him for the past three years. When last heard from he was working at the Peck mine m 1ava- pai county. He IS said to be rather low m stature and heavy set. His mother not having heard from him for so long fears that he is dead, consequently Is ,much distressed in mind. Anyone know ing of his whereabouts pr anything of of him will confer great favor on her by writing to her at Gooches Mills, Cooper county, Mo.
 There has been filed in the Tucson land office plat of the New Mexico and Arizona Railroad. from Tucson to Calabasas. distance of J6.45 miles It shows the line of the road from the south line 0f township No. 2l South, range l6 East, via Calabasas to the boundary line between the United States and Mexico, at N0gales. The stations between this place and Gala basas are as follows: Casa Blanca sta ton grounds, Southeast quarter of sec ton g, township 2l Soutk, range l3 East; Sanford's station, Northwest quarter of section 30, township - South, range l5 East; Sonoita station, on sec tions 24 and D, township 20 South, range 16 East, and Southwest quarter of section l9, township 20 South, range r East.
 A telegram to the San Francisco Call, from Whipple Barracks, says that the new commander of this Department, General George Crook. immediately af- ter taking command left there with G company of Indian scouts to investigate the Apache troubles, visiting the bands in Mogollon mountains and those at the San Carlos Agency. During the trip he had a talk with all the dlsaifected Indians, and arrived at a thorough un- derstandIng with them. As result of this, General Crook says that there is not now one hostile Apache in Arizona. The only band from which We have to fear any trouble Is that of Chiricahuas, now in Mexico, which is likely to cross the line and depredate, thing which could not be entirely prevented. even if the whole of our small army were sta toned along the border.
 Board Of Supervisors.