Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-17
Local Intelligence.


 Take your friends and have them reg istered.
 Marriage licenses are not required in Arizona
 The old court house has almost been abandoned.
 Grapes and plums are selling at twen- ty-fve cents per pound.
 It's good dry weather that leaves no mineral in the slag.
 The Arizona University will in all probability be situated in Tucson.
 The sixth Cavalry band is on its way from Camp Apache to Camp Lowell. The Board of Supervisors have ofi- cislly accepted the new Court house The work of grading and otherwise improving the streets goes slowly on' The Tucson Turn-Verein has gone by the board and left their debts unpaid. Mir. NIP. Freeman leaves for Sonora soon; he expects to be absent about ten days.
 There IS talk of a new paper being started at Flagstaff Mine, in fsvapal county.
 yirg7l Esrp has returned from San Francisco and IS now living ID Colton, California.
 Several new Democratic candidates are reported to be reconnolterlng the political field.
 The contest for the shrievalty of Pinal county waxeth warm. Yea, eK- ceedingly so.
 Judge Buell. gives notice that the San Catarina Copper Company will pay all just debts against them.
 Captain Walker lately Ireported sick at Camp Lowell, has been taken to New York under care of the post surgeon.
 The report that during the recent gale a schosner had been sunk on the Santa Cruz, is most probably a canard. Civil officers or citizens get thirty doi- lars from the government for any de- serting United States soldier they ar rest.
 The Presbyterian church is a fine place for breeding bats. Every eve ming they swarm out Of it by the thou- sands
 Improvements are being made in Camp Lowell Board floors are being put in the headquarters and other buildings,
 The different merchants are busy opening out their newly arrived stock preparatory to the commencement of the Fall trade.
 No one could wish for better weather than that which we are now enjoy ing. Slightly warm in the middle of the day, but co0l at nights and in the mornings.
 Headquarters are to be again estab- lished at Camp Lowell, with General Carr Commanding. His many friends will be pleased to welcome him back to his old place of duty.
 Sallie Magaw, Of Wilmington, Dela- ware, wants to know where her brother s. G. Traynor is. If he IS anywhere in this section alive or dead, she will be thankful to hear from or of him.
 The peach crop in the neighborhood of Tucson Is very large this season The trees when neglected have been broken under the weight of fruit and partially if not always destroyed.
 The duty on importation of mining machinery and mining supplies into Mexico, were repealed on July l, and 2 law going into effect on November l 1882, repeals the export duty on bullion and ores!
 A pleasant seat for an evenings social converse Is ID many cases in Tucson to be found all over the sidewalk. l. is so convenient to have pedestrians kick the dust in the middle of the streets ID order to get around you.
 Governor Tritle has issued 8 supple. mental election proclamation On sc- count of Cochise, Gils and Graham Os ing new counties IL IS necessary tO elect three Supervisors. The supplements proclamation provides for this fact
 Mir. John Manly, Special United States Treasury Agent died ID Charles ton, of fever, on Sunday, the 10th inst His demise was entirely unexpected, a. be looked both hale and strong. Ht had been ID the Territory but about sll weeks and had, both in sn official and private capacity, made many friends who will sincerely regret hIs death. His wife and family reside ID Washing ton.