Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

Colton to the Gunsight mines,
 Spring chickens a @ in demand at seven dollars per dozen.
 Apples are worth four and a half dol lars per box of fifty pounds
 Taxes win become delinquent on and after the first Monday in December.
 The reported Indian scare of a few days since was purely imaginary.
 The aromatic fragrance Of the Main street ditch rides every passing breeze.
 The sheep passing through Tucson en route to Texas, average train load dally.
 The price of building lots in Tucson are comulained of as being unreasona- bly, high.
 The political cauldron is beginning 10 bol, but fl you don't register you can't vote.
 Within the past few weeks the Ind ians ID Sonora have killed forty-fiye people.
 For the month ending July 18th Texas shipped to Chicago nearly 5000 head of cattle.
 Mrs. L. c. Hughes and Mrs. Berry and family left on Saturday evening last for Oakland, Cal.
 The survey for a branch road between Prescott and the Atlantic and Pacific has been commenced.
 Franklin, who was to have been hung in Silver City on the 18th has been re- spited till the 25Jh.
 If few more dogs were put beyond the hope of resurrection passing teams would be less annoyed.
 On the 18th an engine and three freight cars were ditched about twenty miles on the other slde of Wilcox.
 The cattle and sheep interest of this Territory, especially the former, are as- stunning magnificent proportions.
 A tarantula bit Charles Lewis, of Florence, on the hand on Tuesday last and almost paralyzed him with pain.
 Born on the morning of the 2Oth to the wife of NIT. Frank Cooler, daughter Mother and baby doing we'll
 Thirteeen car loads of barley were shipped from Los Angeles on Friday last, for the different military camps in Arizona.
 Hon. P. J. Bolan, member of the last Legislature from Maricopa, IS announced as a candidate for the same office from Graham county.
 The missing segreant is reported to have gone towards Sonora. domes- tic difficulties are believed to be at the bottom of the trouble.
 On Friday last eight thousand sheep were sold in Los Angeles for sixteen thousand dollars. They will b6 shipped through Arizona to Texas.
 Miners and ranchers in from the mountains state that the recent rain storms have not been general, but con fined to particular localities.
 The power of attorney filed m the Recorders office in favor of c. W Mickles is by Nessrs. Elliott, Dobbs and Grover, pronounced forgery.
 William Garland. the well known rail road contractor has purchased two ranches in Apache county. Arizona, and has stocked them with S70,JoO worth of cattle.
 There are but four hundred names on the Great Register of Yavupai county The eighteen thousand young men of that county are pastlng thelr names down rather slowly.
 It believed tha: the Jicarilla Apa- ches are on the way back to their reser- vation. They have dispersed and are probably travelling hOmeward Tn small parties as rapidly as possible.
 The following bullion was shipped from Contention during tLe last two weeks ending August 20th: Grand Cen tral seventeen bars, Head Center eight | bars, Contention Mill twenty-six bars.
 The Indian situation in the San Pedro Valley is far from being alarm | ing. The stories of apprehended | trouble are by those living away from them manufactured out of whole | cloth.
 All general bad characters are notified | to skip the town or Marshal Buttner will land them in the jug, and Judge |
  the chain gang, pending the continuance of the Feast.
 The labor strikes are affecting busi- ness in the East and number of strik- CTS are contemplating move tG Arizo- na- Several letters from them have been received in Tucson making inquiries as to their prospects for obtaining suitable labor in Tucson or in the mining dis tricts.
 The Texas Live Stock Journal says that it will be greatly disappointed if S75 per head is not the ruling price for the best stock cattle in Northern Texas in 1883 It further states: This con- clusIon IS not based upon speculative calculations or on any over-Rnnety or personal interest in cattle rsisers on our part-though we hope to see the day when We may record the sales of Texas cattle at double the sum. On the con- trary, We simply calculate the results of investment at these figures, which show even at S5O per head, with no advance m beef-that stock cattle, properly man aged, will pay a handsome profit" Mir. z. L. Tdlall, Arizona's new Mar shal, arrived m Tucson yesterday, and IS already making many friends. In the course of a few days he will go to Pres colt to qualify before Chief Justice French, and will then, m all probability, return and make Tucson his home as much of the business connected with his office arises Tn southern Arizona. | The Marshal is brother of T. T. lid ball, who as a captain in the Fifth h. fantry, with his company engaged the Indians in Aravapai canyon and killed tifty-two of them. For the past several !, years he has been a trusted agent in the postal department, and the Government lid wise when conferring on him his present appointment. The Evening Telegram, an eight page daily paper published in Los Angeles by Messrs. Thomas Gardiner and Ma han Cole, made its debut ID the CITIZEN sanctum this morning. Mir. Gardl- ner, its business manager, IS well known in Tucson and generally Throughout Arizona as the pub IIsher of the illustrated Arizona Quarterly" a magazine which made friends for Arizous wherever it went. ! Ln his new role be will no doubt be as as he was with his Quarterly. ' The Telegram Is well filled with live and l reading, not only of its own a immediate locality, but of general news rom the country ever. It promises to 1enon partisan, anc in serving the people 2 supply @ long felt want" We exchange | with pleasure. ie