Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Tocai intelligence.

laUt. Ar. \. f'iill'iA l.'' 'e''-' NiNiSAeo '
 Fort yuma.
 The total rainfall in Tucson for Jun
 s .i1e,-tvo bundredths of an inch
 Ti.-t. R. K. Evans of the Twelfth In
 ,-,-v now stationed at Lowell ha
 ,.sr ordered to Camp Apache.
 rr5-e D T. Harshaw and wife, o
 D--5san Springs. tn the Santa Ritas
 an, ---ister-d al the Russ.
 VR. Ingram. one of the best known
 ,-s men ia the west, and proprietor oi
 ....-s,e line between Harshaw and
 r.r-ana, iH town.
 r5l. and Nrs. James will leave for
 s.--, Monica tomorrow evening and
 rl mos. probably remain there during
 unne- months in the hopes Of i'm
 ,vfr- the Coloners health.
 Mn. ". J. White and Mss Royce.
 ...,sa-s in the public school, expect
 T, leave for California on Sunday
 lra-ing next with the intention of pass
 i~-+he.- summer vacation Tn that city.
 7rrss-s. Topry Johnson and Brown
 men. aa- to the Eiucon mountains last
 r-.-5ar. prospecting. They found what Pie Kitchen got in sonora, and brought in t-ro sacks 0f f.
 The assessment roll of Phenix has r...r camaIated and shows total prop .-.r valuation of s3SL925. Of this SI95, --lis real estate, and slSal45 personal u-o.s-tv.
 r-- Louis ProulN, well known in The as French Louie" died at a.. .-- Ia.. evening and was buried at D. ID. to-day. The body, prior to its ts-.l. lag at the residence of Fir. II. B. ] sr5.h. at39S Mccormick st.
 Wn. Kane E Co.,, wholesale liquor | dealers, will remove on July Ist from . tlar present place Of bus.n ss to the . balG.a- now occupied by Chas. Detoy o.-aa corner of Mesilla street and the . Church plaza.
 Eer Erlucsc5 J0uvenceaU, Vicar Cse e-1I. received letter from Father Antonio a fe-v lass since, stating that he ~.-. France, Was enjoying good health .-- would most probably return to Ari- --- y September ls5.
 Ta. horses, coach and harness D -Iong- a- So tle Santa Maria Mining Com Dan. .l Sonora, have been attached and v-. unless attachment Is removed be sll-- public action ID Tucson.
 Ilelgloving postmaster have been appointed n Arizona. Charles War han. Dos Ca1ezas, in Cochise county. Perry Whitman, Silver King in Pinal c.la-y -ll Noah c. shekels, Bradshaw. Ia7-1ai county. ILePeltau shelter in the Silver Bell -.--ri-. has again started up. the re- cent rains having produced sufficient ea..s to resume tae running of the s--.--e- for several weeks yet, even if DO ll..a falls. F. C IcAr.hur ls the name of tine r-.-gea5or who died in the Santa Ritas. and ga- brought to this place and buried T .- sunday morning last. II appears ta Ls was thrown from a horse. the , back .s als head striking a rock with so {; mach EHleurs that he was for a while -
 a-isls and died
 Aazala Lodge No. l, 4. o. I. w., met f .a-- night and elected the following of- e ls=7 for the ensuing term: ?. Schrsi- a=r, Master Workman; Ii. B. Smith, ? man; ". II. Lewis, Overseer. John 8 A. Spring, Recorder; Jos. Betz, Receiver: e Ea.. ". Brown, Finaucier. T. P. Patter- Q pa. Guide; [. '. Coppel, Inside Watch e 1al. Jacob Ha-rs, Outside Watchman: c E. Blelman, Trustee. The officers e .ea. wiIl be installed next Wednesday n .-lt u Ar. B. ?. Simpson, United States @ L-rs-al of Kansas, is registered at the g Palace. Together with .Ir.J. II. George s' a visited the Myers mining district a a which they have valuable mining e .-aHt-uss. In the course Of a few days J ..E will visit the Old Hat district to ti .1 after their interests in that direc- t .l Bata are accomplished and clever u 4el gentlemen and this vislt to Ari- ti 1as lri- hoped will not be their last. Bishop Salpoiate returned from So- "-l last evening. 1t Pearson-s mills, b. be z1ls-a-a terminus of his journey o, Fer. .--a-, he Asays, looks extremely . s.- Grapes, peaches, apricots, or- sl ages and other fruits are ripe and o a1ala--. The graders are working l long the whole course of the line be- ., 7ssu Caiabasas and Magdalena. Rain n at 5aaan copiously, and the whole q. .--.-s. ,2 ta- as seen, was prosperous. ;s Work ol the Atlanta Mine in the br levers district will be commenced soon sg -a claim is in the hands of Tucson tr - Philadelphia parles who propose J. a-reI'ra it to the depth of one han a r.- iee,. The ledge is nIne feet VI width strongly mineralized G 1a -'5,las tle Silver Girt of the re ''1s-.. group oE tine west. Lt is by al -.-1'i a-t eZperst considered one of the D s- likely prospects m the district. By tu -E.-- one hundred feet the company sa aa a. demonstrate that its richness at Js . ..a.-, and give # prominent and o7 - '-iEa Instead oi bg a prospective ri. --e fheaiz Gazette is decidedly -.ssn-isiag. Its edition of Thursday -s supplemented with l2 columns of d =se--Ftive mattero of local interest giv- Al E t-e details ol the progress of Mari IT .P- county and the prospects of its b. -l'e prosperity. Those who believe h' -, Arzoua is dull and barren desert Id - rsad with surprise the state C. ems of the agricultural develop VI eu's. In Marieopa county there Br e twenty thousand acres of land pr -leE .eIlous stages of cultivation, and n 5 tie.l of cereals the present year is A' .p-azimately estimated at 25,OOOO00 , pc 0Ul5s. Hi
 A Pretty Family. TT TT 4 lone 4uaiI cock belonging to Mar
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