Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-09
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Local intelligence.
Register or vote not.

It ought to rain according to the SCI
 son. but 1t don't.
 A sixteen mule team pulled out for tl
 Old Hat district yesterday,
 D-. D. c. Newman, Of Muncie, Ind
 ana. IS waiting in Tucson.
 Mr. ". E. Stevens is suffering froI
 ap attack of malarial fever.
 The rainy season as now enjoyed
 not remarkable for its wetness.
 4 NEW post office has been establishe,
 at Pioneer Camp, in Gils county.
 Cherries are high priced, scarce Il
 the market and going out of season.
 NrR. c. Brown writes from Califor
 ma that his chIldis not expected to live
 From ten to twenty dollars per day i
 what the miners realize per man ol
 Lynx Greek.
 Anew paper called "El Ferrocarril,
 fthe railroad IS soon to be published il
 Guaymas, Mexico.
 The Fronte-izo says that the mail ser,
 wee between Arizona and Sonora, gets
 worse and worse.
 Carr. tt Smith, 6 late resident of Pres.
 cot, iiod in Col5on, Cal, on the 3d inst from an overdose of chloroform.
 1 possofice has been established at Allen City, m the Myers district with Gen. J. B. Allen as postmaster.
 When d man has seven dollars in his poakecs he has his share of the money that Is a. present circulating ln the world.
 3Ir. Il. k. White, on petition of the e.t.zeus Of Gunsight, has been appointed Justice Of the Peace in and for Precinct No. 7ia Myers district
 TLebody of the late Thos. Nj. Cash Was buried from the Plymouth Congre- galouai Church, in San Francisco, on the afternoon of July fifth
 Governor Fremont Is said to have gone to Sonora, to look into the prncti- caJ-lit- of extending the San Diego and C4.aoasas Bee Line. eastward.
 Mr. R. C. Brown, one of the pro- pa-so-s of the CITIZEN, bas gone to California. lie received information th4s l.s family was seriously ilL
 Governor Trisle has written to Col. Zaarislie that his leave of absence from the Territory has been extended and that le vii. not be home before the last of the month.
 Judse Osborn was yesterday apdoint- sd Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors in place of AIr. Risley who resigned because of being too much occupied with other duties any longer give theofIice prop CT attention.
 The darshaw mil began work on Her Eosa ore last Saturday. Enough ore Is srepor,sI on the dump to run the mill for month. Other mines are prepar- ing to ship their ores to the Hermosa for reduction.
 late Graphic publishes an engraving ] oi the sixty stamp mill now in course of ! contraction at, and for use of the Santa Maria mines in Sonora. If the engrav- ! iue be adhered to in fact, it will be one . Of tle finest mills on the Pacific coast. . Tombstone Is to have n new paper, the ! The Daily Independent, which will make . its appearance before the reading public on or about the 10th of July. It will be published by Messrs. Brawley and Bioor, who in their prospectus pro. mise basketful of good things.
 The Earps have been killed again. The San Daigo Sun, has done 1t this tIma. They have been interviewing a responsible stranger from Benson, New Meaco, in which place, the said stranger stood by and cruelty without protest, say the Earps lynched. That stranger vas a bad man, but it takes a bad man ;p gull the San Diego Sun. l Governor Trjtle has been before the House Committee ou Postroads to secure fine estabhsnmentiof postal route by Congress from Tucson to the Gunsight m.-- iH Le Myers district, via Dobb's Well Caba1i, Picacho, Walls Well to tre GluzigIt mine, or Allen City. The Committee wlll embrace this in a sup elementary bill to be passed before Con- grs l!oaus. Wan removing several lunatics from ; Reno California. to the asylum at Stockton, reporter cf the Stockton Nal became mixed up among the mad ( men aud not being known was some Th-, grI,f. ordered to go along. As the man lemu-7ed force was used when he C explained himself out of the difficulty C by saving somewhat indignantly that ( although he might be fool, he was no d-l Nevada lunatic s JIi-e O-borus to lis newly appointed position as clerk of tine Board of Super ! visors, takes with hin all the requisite | publications For the well performance ot his dutIes. and lis many personal friends who have the fullest confidence T n his capacity and integrity, congratu- q late L.m on his success. The Judge iB an old pioneer, has held many positions c oi honor and trust, and has in all cases proven himself to be competent, up- aglt and just. Capt John Meredth, who died at the hospital Wednesday morning and was U buried from Undertaken Smiths in the afternoon has been a resident of Arizona Tor many years. Prior t. his sickness he kept saloon on the corner of Stone Avenue and Congress street and was v much respected by all who knew him. s His body was encased in an elegant 'askei and quite a number of citizens followed him to the grave.
 The Earps are gone from Tombstone a but men still die in their boots. Xiv. N Philips, a deputy sheriff, was shot and lllled by Mexican named FIlomeno Drante, at the door of the Capital saloon, corner of Fifth and Fremont streets. The Mexican was on a drunk and was making some disturbance at the place iameL An officer was sent for and 'nlllps responded to the demand In attempting 70 arrest the Mexican, Phil c, iPs was shot, and when mortally it rounded drew his pistol, fired at the T n-lan and seriously wounded him. c, 'HllPs had many friends. and its more c, ban probable the nm will be Irnchel of