Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-24
Local Intelligence.

There are 1900 names In the Cochise
 county register.
 The Republican nominations meet rith general favor.
 Tombstone papers report case of y-,sllpo1 at Benson. The Democratic County Convention f ..Ers place next Tuesday. f,-spss are now selling for bit a ,1unii ID Tucson market. new comet IS now visible in the s,sru heavens at about 5:30 a. 10.
 The Southern Pacific has got to be ,,1I shipping route for stock men. a,sbi Bey Is not the harem-scarum t.-- ba appeared to be . few months SEQ.
 The comet Is visible to the early bird ,rt hunting for worms or an eye opener.
 Vsior Evans, late in command at rI-t Grant is again in command at Fort Thomas.
 p,n Carlos VelHsco is being wined srl dined by the press fraternity in the ,..y 0i Mexico.
 bicycle club is to be organized in Tr,son. It IS gotten up in the interest 6'the surgeons.
 over one thousand dollars has already ba4B subscribed toward building a new ,burch at Florence.
 O.-ober 2Oth is the day set for Con- r,-tion of rail transportation between T,,s1u and GuaymRs.
 man named Jennings, of Hassa- ysmps. has been sent from Prescott to .b- stockton insane asylum.
 Virginia physician says he has never known an habitual consumer of tobacco | 10 have the typhoid fever.
 The Nacioual, a paper published in tb4 ,.tv o, Mexico, prints its leading | s-t.rles ID five different languages.
 The stock yards of the Southern Pa .fse are being enlarged to accommodate l he shipments of stock which IS fed here. l
 Mike McAuliffe, a teamster. who was l -1r-over a few days ago near Charles l ion. died Thursday morning in Tomb | stone.
 Acting Surgeon George E. Andrews, | $ Army. has been relieved from duty | st Camp Price and assigned to Fort | McDowelL
 The contract of Acting Surgeon R. E. | Lightburne, |. $. Army, will be an- 1ulled, al his own request, on the Both | instant.
 Don't fail to get your name on the | Great Register before the 18th of next | month. or you can't vote at the coming | election.
 Jesus IS the name of 8 jehu who | drlves the stage between Prescott and | Williams. On the route he passes l through Hell canyon.
 The Courier is somewhat "Off7' con- csrning the political preferences of MT. HS Stevens. He does not support | Oury, but will vote for Porter.
 Capt W. T. Foulk, of Camp Grant, .s somewhat indisposed and has gone to Yuma for a week or two. Mrs. Foulk .s visiting her friends and relatives east.
 The Mexican Consul in this city will | furnish gratuitously reliable informa- non regarding the resources of the Mex ican States, in mining, agriculture and other respects.
 4 telegram from Judge Hoover states that he will arrive in Tucson on Monday morning to open court. All grand and trial jurors and witnesses should be present.
 Every voter in Pima county should see b 1t that their friends are on the Great Register, as the time required for the registering officers to keep their books open only extends 8 few days longer
 7The assessment roll of Cochise county i,0ts up about S4,0O0,OO0. The rate of taxation has been fixed at S2.75 on each Sl0J of valuation. Four per cent in ad- dltiOn to the tax will be allowed the sheriff for collection.
 \ young man named J. H. Williams, vas accidentally killed while hunting, noar Williams, Tayapsi county on the ltth instant He has a brother in the army, stationed near San Francisco, and also another brother at Marrow, Ohio.
 The Phenix Gazette Is informed that 0 rich body of ore, nearly twenty feet m width, has been struck in the Tiger mine. If thls Is fact, the Tiger will soon forge ahead of all other mining properties ID northern Arizona.
 Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. O. |. w, at their meeting on Wednesday night, elected the following delegates to meet 6t Denver, Colorado, on October 10th, Co form @ Grand Lodge fer Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona: c. E. Hol- brook, H. Buehman and Geo. W. Brown.
 The San Diego Union, one of the bes. and most consistent newspapers on the Pacific Coast, has entered upon its tEenty-tOurth volume. If the good that the Union has accomplished for San Diego could be measured Tn hard cash, trifiing percentage on the the amount would make it's able and worthy proprietors millionaries. May tls UnIon always flourish and continue lt- good work.
 A Los Angeles despatch says that 8 collision occurred near the San Gabriel Wine Company switch, five miles east ot that city Friday morning, between he Atlantic express, east, and the San beFnsriIno local train, going west. The locomotives ran into each other, smash ng the coWcatchers of both and throw luy the east bound engine of the track. Two fiat cars on the local tram were detached from the track and ran into each other. The passengers on the Atlantic express were returned to Los Angeles. Nobody hurt. The east bound train was behind time and when II saw the other train coming 1t tned to stop, but the air brakes did not VorE properly.
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