Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Nnr .Inrson N.r.

The large towns of the New Mexico l have smallpox.
 Two inches Of snow fell last week in | Silver City.
 Socorro is shipping large quantity Of wool East.
 The Albuquerque opera house IS a paying investment. | Soc1rro is to have @ young yaen's l christian association
 Coal has been discovered two miles northeast of Glorieta.
 Grading on the narrow guags railroad Is completed to Santa Ee. \ new house for every day in the | week is the way San Marciai bOOms.
 The Armiio houseat Albuquerque has been sold for SlLCOO.
 One hundred and thirty-iiye thousand dollars in bullion were shipped from the Lake Valley mil last Saturday
 It is reported thas the Lake Valley mines are to be placed on the London market.
 Miners, prospectors and capitalists are reported a. -oing into :he Organs II large numbers.
 Miller beats Pat Garrett for council man at DoEa Aua, Grant and Lincoln counties. 30 votes.
 Santa Fa is making preparations to celebrate its three LuuJscdJh anniyersd- ry next June.
 Thousands of mIners from Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Utah are iCcking into Southern New Mexico.
 4 numbsr of persons have beeu bound over by '. =. Commissioner at Santa fe for fraudulent voting.
 The railroad companies operating in New Mexico have ordered all their en- plOyees Go be yacciuGtei.
 A strip Of land Iea. Deming over looked by tine tJvn-site company, was recently jumped b! the settlers.
 The citizens of old Albuquerque are petitoniug tue postmaster general to re-eztablisL the post office in that town.
 The better class or Republican jour nais m New Mexico condemn the elec- tiol f-auds perpetated in Valencia county.
 A big mining enterprise has been or ganlzed at Las Vegas to work some of 2 ciuity uf Kingston.
 Mr. OKeefe, of Socorro, has sued the Terrence company for S3u,OOO damages. He was seriously injured some time ago by the caving m of earth.
 \. J. Fountain, since the result os the election Tn DonG Ana county IS so over vhelminsly in favor Of Las Cruces, will remove from Mesillu Co that place.
 FTHa f.4nI y-f.TI .F H-,iA srtI -ff~sfr fr.- New MexicO mp to December, 1881, as reported by the United States Mints, was Si.l0S,1lO 31. During little over two months of the present year more than S4UOWU were taken ont 0f one camp alone ID that Territory.
 The AtchisOn, Topeka S santa Fe road has reduced tho through rate fare to Kansas City from Las Cruces to S4U.- ! SJ. This cut has been expected for some time, and is made tO compete with the rate Ot the Texas and Pacific and con meeting lines from Fl Paso.
 Nick Gales, the newly elected mem- Der of the lower house of the legislature, is said tO be pledged to a division of Grant, SOcorro and D0ua Ana counties. by cuttiug of a piece of each to form a new county to take n Kingston, Hills boro, Day and the Black Range conn., try.
 A charter has been filediu the office of the terutory, Incorporating the Texas E New Mexico railroad company. Thls company proposes tu construct Q rail- road and telegraph line from Fl Paso. Texas, to the coalli fields in the vicinity of White Oaks, and from thence @ 8 ! point of cJnaection with the St. LotIis * San Francisco road. north Of White l Oaks, and east Of Albuquerque. The . capital k S3,00,O0l.