Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
Local Intelligence.

Tucson is to have two new ice facto-
 ries.
 Hill de Armitt is registered at the
 Cosmopolitan.
 The NJ. C's are reported becalmed on
 the Santa Cruz.
 Fred Hughes is a reported candidate for the county recordership.
 There are but 352 names on the great register of Maricopa county
 CGesner late of Tucson has opened chop house in Calico City, Cal.
 Miss Mary Sullivan has been engaged to teach the public schools in Wilcox.
 Another visit from Jupiter Pluvius would in the way of dust quieter, be most acceptable.
 The large hotel in Dos Cabezas was on Thursday night last, destroyed by hre. Loss S3,O00.
 Watermelons are becoming scarce in the market and the native red man IS correspondingly sad.
 Judge Porter will speak at all the
 prominent points in the Territory, dur ing the coming campaign.
 Ore from the Flux mine IS delivered
 by the New Mexico and Arizona rail
 road at Benson for 8 per ton.
 Registration. especially in Pima county, IS proceeding so slowly that the polling of full vote will be impossible.
 II. Wolf and wife have been arrested on a warrant charging them with assault and too free use of vulgar language.
 The swallows that circled over the park grounds last evening, were so nu- merous as to darkeE the air below them.
 The citizens of Socorro, New Mexico, lynche1 a James F. Elyerad. He was suspended upon pear tree; gone to join the Guiteau band in glory.
 The foundation for the iron fence around the new court house has by pieces of broken glass set edgewise. been made a most uncomfortable place for lUuDgers.
 Cicero Grimes the surviving express rObber. had a preliminary examination before Justice Allen who held him bail able at Sl0,000, but as he lacked the com he was sent to jail
 Horse thieves are nightly investing in horse flesh in the different parts of town. Judge Osborn Is the last reported loser. His stallion, large strawberry rOan, was stolen two nights since.
 4 Las Vegas hold-up was caught in a sharp trick there the other night. He dressed himself as woman and enticed drunken men into alleys and other dark places, where he robbed them.
 Mack Morris shipments for August are as follows: Aug. 10th, s4,640O4; Aug, 16th, S5,5S76l: Aug. 23d, S4,629, ,S3; 1 Aug. 3lst, S7,057.S5; total for August, | S2l,9l5.33; total to date, S601, ,45f9S.
 Company G Twelfth Infantry, Capt. l Norval commanding, arrived at the | depot from Camp McDowell this morn- | ing. They were taken to Lowell to l await the arrival of the other companies, |
 The wife of Foster, the genial Jehu on the Maricopa route, has left the bed and 1 board of her husband, or rather took all | the bedding with her wben she left. l The chances are that she will not better l her condition.
 The Jack Rabbit and Orizaba mines | VL AllE Ahhu AlA fAAAN NAAoAAAAAn AAG Nt W into line with the famous Nekol and are l sending out regular shipments of high | grade silver ore. That district is now in | a fair way to come out.
 The two men whom, while sleeping. two Mexicans attempted to brain with rocks, are reported to be quite seriously injured. Neither one had any arms with him otherwise their assailants would not have got off so easily.
 Company H. of the Twelfth Infantry. stationed at Camp Lowell for the past ten months, have been ordered to the Department of the Lakes. The original order was that they go to the Platte, but thathas been countermanded
 A detail for the photographic signal servics consisting of Lieut.. Moss and two men Of the First regiment, are to be sent from Lowell to Camp Thomas to take the place Of the men from the Twelfth, who are are soon to be relieved.
 Capt. F. Walker of Company 1, First regiment now stationed at Lowell IS re- ported sick and confined to his bed. As soon as sufficiently well he will go to New York. where under Colonel Shafter he has been detailed for the recruiting ] service. The Governors proclamation for the general election on November 7th, and enumerating the officers to be elected . . thereat, was received here on Saturday l. morning, and IS in the hands of the Sheriff. It will be given publication ID a short time MT. c. H. Wores, tine assayer, has , gone for a two weeks trip to the M"lave [ desert where he Is largely interested ID some copper claims. The ledges are I situated several miles from the Cobra z do -iver. and are said to be not only 1 very large, but of great richness. A terrible storm of wind and rain visited La NOria on the night of the 3d, and entirely destroyed the La Noria . Hotel, everything in the house was lost The family of Professor J. M. l Luttrell, are now stopping at Judge Harrison's. No lives were lost A large force of men and teams, under S the superintendence of Hon. A. J. Doran { went to work on the Butte and Florence ( road, Wednesday, and will place 1t in first class condition before they stop. They will also shorten the road consider ably by making cut-offs, and will so re- O pair 1t as to prevent future washouts. 4 But s6S names have as yet been en- Y tered on the Great Register of Pima ' county which Is but small showing for ' a possible four thousand. Under the l' new law no man will be allowed to vote without first re-enterlng hls name on the ', great register of the county, no matter u how often the old registers may show it. S The general land office. at Washing il ton has made the following ruling: f. Lands which will produce wild grass, Q but not Tn sufficient quantity to pay for O cutting as bay, are desert lands and may h be entered as such; but when the char T scter of the land IS such that crop of r hay may be produced without IrrIga- n ton. such land is not subject to desert h entry s, Mr. Theo. WelisCh has been fortunate c enough to recover his lost property. On the day following the announcement 4, of his loss and the offering of suitable U reward, he was approached by q man r who stated that he knew of the where l ~ abouts of the stolen property and of !, fered it's restitution for twenty-five dol Is II lars, which amount was pald and the n watch chain and charms transferred to IO their proper owner. r' The Beth patent by which Mir Bryant si to manufacture ice in Tucson l fl Is said tO be much better than the Tevis c, machine used Tn San Francisco as the il can be carried on on m much larger scale. Opposite the water of tank above the depot a building will be Q, erected capable of holding 800 tons of .,