Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-28
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
.-vDAy MAY B, lss.
St-irr heans are in market.

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 The timbers for the Total Wreck mil gro heinz framed at Pantano.
 The Reavis claim covers four million -.-.s af the best land in ArizoRa.
 Professor John A. Church of Tomb s+,ne is registered at the Porter.
 Mir F.C. Brooks has been commis s;oped as postmaster of Tombstone.
 sixtv-fou- arrests so far this month and ,,o+ber Sunday vet to be heard from.
 Heavy beer glasses for use in politica -,.etinrs. are now being offered for sale
 mother of Mir. Samuel Hughes ac. ,,nranied him to this place from the East.
 There are said to be six candidates ill ,bs field for the Shrievalty of Pima county.
 netition IS in circulation for private .abseriptions to purchase 8 fire engine for city use.
 4 oue-twelfth interest in the Quartz m1pe. in the Papago district has been sold for one dollar.
 4 new postofice has been established a, Silent in Yuma county, with Panl B;lbeck as Postmaster.
 The reaping machine lately received st the depot was for Messrs. Araiza & S.rrsuo, Of Altar, in Sonora.
 Father Bloise who for the past year has had charge of the Catholic Church iu Tombstone has returned to Tucson.
 Nr. Samuel Hughes returned from his Eastern visit last evening, looking,stouter and younger than when he went away.
 Eighty thousand pounds Of pipe iron i, on th- WAY from St Louis and is ex- pscted daily as the invoices are already here.
 Tweaty-oue horses passed through Tucson Friday morning en route to the front where they are said to be greatly iu demand
 Weber waived examination before Judge Meyers Wednes'y, and was bound over 10 await the action of the next grand Jury-
 Bullion shipped from Contention for the past week ending May 2Oth. Grand Central seventeen bars. Contention NIL twelve bars.
 The mines recently discovered by MT. Ghanetto ID the Amole district, are ac- c5rling to report, classed among the veritable bonanza
 A laughter was born to the wife of Mir. Aaron Mason, of Florence on the 22nd. Mr Mason is to be congratulated on the arrival of the newcomer.
 The execution brought by W. G. Mills against Conrad Mundelius has been guieted, and it is understood that no ac- tion will be taken thereon.
 Twelve heavy lumber wagons have been sent through to the front, by the railroad company, to be used in hauling heavy bridge timbers to where needed.
 Arizona covers an area of 72,000000 acres Of land, four-tenths of which are mineral-bearing. It is larger than New York Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware combined.
 Carlos l. Yelasco, editor and prrprie- for ot Fl Fronterizo, was in New Orleans on the lGth inst, from whence he ex- pectei to take passage for Vera Cruz su route to the City Of Mexico.
 The $ uthern Pacific Railroad Com pany are building at the new station of Indio, seven stall engine house, and also a dwelling house for the accommo- iation of the employees Of the road.
 IT some of our sidewalks were graded of and the high Jumps cut down so that they would not fly mp and strike sober men in the face, it would be a great blessing to every sober man that tramps along them.
 Conductor Smith who for long time past has been running as passenger con- ductor on the Southern Pacific between here and Deming, has been promoted as tram master to the Texas division of the same road.
 Two white men have visited the mountain of burning coal, on the Navajo Reservation, Arizona. They are the first white men who have ever seen it. They say it seems to have been burn ing for several hundred years.
 The loss Of Messrs 4. D. Otis & C., in Tombstone, is not so large as was at first reported. A portion of the goods were saved so that the loss on stock, fixtures and building will not exceed sixteen thousand dollars, most of which IS GOV cred by insurance.
 The permanent military force sta toned in the Territory hereafter, is to be two regiments of infantry and one of cavalry. This is from the Secretary of War. It has not be announced what the numbers are Of the regiments which will be stationed here.
 Mr. A. VI. Danforth. floor superinten- daut ofL. Zeckendorf lS Co.,, contem- plates business trip to Sonora. He will leave in few days and probably be ab- sent two weeks as he proposes visit to the principal cities and towns in Sonora, including Ures, Guaymas and Hermo- silo.
 Mr F. F. Kellner, one of the most prominent and respectable citizens of Globe City Is at present in Tucson, but m the course of a few days will leave fo the East, pleasure and business combin- ed being his object. Mir. Kellner is wish cd prosperous journey and safe re- turn.
 Mr. James Addison Reavis, alias the Hchborne of Arizona, has been exhibit ing n Los Angeles the certified copies oi hls title to Arizona-or as the Con- merciai puts 1.-the basis of his expected patent. The document although close y written on legal cap, is over forty feet ID length.
 Beside being jolly good fellow, the secretary of the territory is a good writer, aS hls articles on "ArchaeolOgy" in one oi our contemporaries, and another sr- ue-e on Man and Wife" in another Prescott contemporary go to show. He aiS' corresponds with leading San Francisco raDe-