Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
Local Intelligence.

Information wanted of W. Grsner
 Please see notice elsewhere.
 Dr. W. L. Graves, of Tucson, is at.
 tending to business in PheniI.
 Eggs are worth forty-fve and fifty
 cents in the Tucson market.
 Mining properties in the Red Rock
 district are represented looking we'll.
 Wstermelons, although hard and
 high priced are still scarce in the mark
 ct.
 Joseph Bayer, of Tucson, registered
 at the Cosmopolitan in Los Angeles on
 the 9th.
 There were no bullion shipments last
 week from either the Tombstone or Cor
 bin mill
 MITE. White one of the cattle
 kings of Cochise county, is residing in
 this city.
 Dr. Quinlan contemplates another
 trip to San Francisco in the course of
 month or so.
 The prospects of fashionable we'd
 ding in Tucson. is said to be just peep
 ing over the horizon.
 A. B. Miner, Esq, of Denver, Colorado,
 a brother-in-law of J. A. Whitmore, of
 the CITIZEN, is in the city.
 Bullion shipped from Contention for the week ending July sth: Grand Cen tral, l3 bars; Contention mill, Il bars.
 4 new post office has been established at Walnut Grove, Ysvapai county,
 with Ambrose D. Jacoby as postmaster.
 The mill and mine of the Jusrez Min ing Company are reported to be working steadily, and making a good showing.
 It will take twenty cents to every one hundred dollars of the county taxes, to l pay the interest on the Couat-houee. 1 bonds.
 Fewer location notices are being en- tered for record this summer than at any other tune during the past several | years.
 A few really ambitious flies can in three minutes undo all the good that as many preachers can put together in as many hours.
 Norton, Stewart O., of Wilcox, have dissolved partnership. D. H. Smith, being the retiring member. See dis solution elsewhere.
 The Senate bill granting the right of way to Arizona Southren railroad through the PspagO reservation in Ar izona has passed.
 The Supervisors of Pima county would like to have the Sheriff of Cochise make return of his two thousand dol lar writs. It is a case of put up or shut up.
 Mr. H. Elliott. of Casa Grande, will go to the Denver exposition as the rep resentative of several of the leading mines in PinaL A more wise selection f could not have been made. The San Francisco Call has an Associ- a ated Press despatch from Tucson to the 5 effect that the census returns will foot | up the population of Arizona Territory V to about seventy-fve thousand. P On Saturday last W. B. Scott, Super intendent of the Santa Catalina Copper o Company, cowhided H. Ashworth, a Q former employe. Cowhides are used on- | ly when women are the acknowledged O cause, and the case in point was no eI- . ception to the rule.
 The largest sign that ever looked man in the face is that of Noble and tc Hall, on the front of their machinery h depot west of Porter's Hotel. It is fc eight feet deep by twenty-four feet long, G and can be seen and read from the other d side of the Catalina Mountains. b. With the miners from the South, the fir northern portion of the Territory is un- ST popular, and however often they may co visit it they never feel satisfied until to they get away again. Hackberries and re galleta grass, they say, are hardly calcu- de lated to keep a hardy working miner ID fEt. tn The CITIZEN was misinformed in its H al statement that Mir. and Mrs E. B. Pom Sa roy would reside permanently in Cali tr; 'ornia, as they, accompanied by Miss pr Ethel Pomroy, are shortly expected to to 1, -eturn to their home in Tucson. sc A gentleman recently returned from ar be Myers district, says that while there IA although he saw many men, he never - aw man of less grade than a captain. fenerally they ranked from majors to najcr generals, and to use his own 'hrase, all bully good fellows too. Su Grass in Yavapsi county IS growing an t the rate of one inch every twenty thu our hours. Grass in Pima county is At rowing at the rate eoftwenty-four inch tho s every hour. The material progrsss tul f the two counties is similarly propor- ing toned. Cr The case of Weir vs. Vail, says the Los hot Ingeles Times, has been concluded after wa trial of over week, with a verdict for sta he defendant. It is an old suit brought Gu rom England, and for which judgment fro TBS had in New York. Vail claimed it TBS through fraud, and has won the case.
 em A stray hog few days since, chanced Sa, nto Chinese vegetable garden north na, f the Park, and finding good lay out cea roceeded to enjoy the best. Eventual. am ? he was discovered and chase given, gss le whole Chinese colony taking hand, a W nd chsttering worse than coming to- Ha ether of the six companies for con- anf lltation with Col. Bee. abc Matters are said to be progressing suI cry slowly in the Winchester district Sil, y many it is said that the mines are as tat, ood as represented, but for some req dol on or other but little effort is being iade towards their development A lately from there says that was hstever may be the future of the camp 'ne isquiet enough at present whether the lne' aine being played is freeze out or draw oro oker. sew Since the accession of Mir. Penney to HIS astorate of the Congregational Church. ove any and substantial improvements was ave been made in the P-a.b,,,o-;.,, wht hurch, their place of worship. A new and rcular window has just been put in the des ont end as has also 8 new trRnsom R Ter the door, which IS quite an improve cou eut on the dilspidsted looking boards for