Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3. Iss.
Local InteIligence.

There are fifteen men in the city Jail.
 Mansfield is opening Christmas goods.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Began are making
 headquarters at the Russ.
 Since May 1. 1882. the police in Tue
 son have made G67 arrests.
 Dr. Levi Lamey and wife from Mead
 vile, Pa., are stopping at the Russ.
 Sergeant Robinson and wife Of Fort
 Huachuca are stopping at the Russ.
 Mir. Geo. Rayfield, formerly connected
 with the Palace IS again visiting Tue
 son.
 Mr. J. $. Morgan has gone to Bisbee
 to look after the sale of big copper
 property.
 The rainy season appears, after doing
 duty for one day, Co have left for parts
 unknown.
 Mrs. Capt. Smith is making a three
 months visit to friends in Louisville,
 Missouri.
 The arrivals from Sonora exceed in
 number those coming from all other
 directions.
 Mir. ". r. We. of Miller & Nye, con
 tractors. expects to return to Pl0mo, So-
 Uora, iu about a month.
 Mir. b. NJ. Reardon, who has rsceetly
 received tl.s appointment Of Navajo ln-
 Jiau Agent, Is ln the clt..
 Ir. John Altman, late Superiutend-
 slt Of the Coast stage line in California,
 $ registered at the Cosmopolitan
 .r-H
 from the Hum5e- ol deeds filed m tAe
 Recorders office, are getting to be quite
 lively.
 Acting assistant Surgeon, I. 5. Davis
 |. ,. A. has been ordered to report to The CommandiuE officer at Fort Lowell
 for duty.
 The alamo trees in the Santa Cruz valley are beginning to assume yell lowish tiage, indicative of the approach ing change.
 Mfr r. B. Salsig, of Total Wreck, who was shot in the arm on Friday last, Is in town for the purpose of having Els wounds dressed.
 Mr C. v. Bel, of Pasadena. Cdlifor- | mia, en route from 8 visit East arrived ] in the city yesterday and IS guest of !. Colonel and Mrs. James.
 Sergeant Francis R. D.enauy of 1 troop I. Sixth Cavalry, recently sta ! tioned at Camp Lowell, has been l granted permi sion to go beyond the | sea.
 The Pima County delegation have, in part at least, been notified by the good people of Prescott that during the next . session of the Legislature board aud lodging money will be required of them in advance.
 NIr. J. c. Rowley, who in the interest of his health, has been spending the past several months at Napa. CalIfOrnIa, returned to Tucson a few days since feeling much better than he did at the time Of leaving.
 While our neighDors in the north have for -hs past several weeks, been shiyerng and complaining of cold and snow, people living In Tucson and m the valleys southwari have yet to see the first frost Of the present season.
 Mrs. John Began, wife of John Began, a well known AriYacl miner, and Miss Mary Burns, sister of N-. Frank Barns, proprietor of Burns Meat Market, ar rived from San Diego cH Saturday last. They will probably reside here during the winter.
 The bullion shipped from Contention for the week ending Nov 18th, amount ed to twenty bars divided among the various mills as follows: Head Center mill, two bars: Boston mill, one bar; Contention mill, twelve bars; Grand Central mill, five bars.
 Mineral Land Patents received on the [ 2Sth instant at the United States Land ] office and ready for delivery on return ! of duplicate receipt are the following: ] First Northern Extension of the Noun 2 tain Maid l. de, Tombstone mining district; the Whiiden Lode, Tyndall mining district; the Missouri auI Cen i eral Craig Lodes m the Aztec district. a
 Mr. W. F. Marr. of GaiusborouEh, l, Texas, arrived m Tucson last evening. , lie proposes tO remain here during the ! present winter m the hope of reEainlnE ! lost health. MT. Marr is connected 1. with the Gainsborough Times. He states that a number of Texas cattle men are preparing to sell out and make their investments n Arizona.
 Tie streets in Tucson int their present {; almost impossible condition are dis grace to the place. In no ely In the United States hayiag a population of ; l0W0 people outside of iucson can z such state of things be founi to exis'. - Cesspools, garbage and ruts are ', encountered at almost every step. :, Not m any oHe particular place or on ' any particular street, but throughout ', the entire town these abuses prevail, ,, and the only measures adOIted by the authorities for 8 correction Of these and similar evils Is ro have little loose i' dirt thrown on and thus temporarily hide the disgrace ulI the next wagon comes along and uDc0vers II. , By special order No. l73 general | court martial was appointed to meet at l. Camp Lowell to-day or as soon as there I after as practicable for the trial of such b prisoners as may be brought before It. 0 The detall for the court, as assigned. s are Major C. H Carlton, Third Cavalry; b Captain L. A. Abbott, Sixth Cavalry; q First Lieutenant C. $. Anderson, Sixth " Cavalry; First Lieutenant William V Stanton, Sixth Cavalry. First Lieuten- z ant F. F. Dravo, Sixth Cavalry: Second !; Lieutenant Thomas Cruse, Sixth is Cavalry: Second LIeCtenaut L. II. a First Infantry; First LIeUten- ant Marion T. Alaus, First Infantry, Judge Advocate. !, The new local sl the Star m the issue q of the 18th threatens the "old Board of '' Trade with rival unless 1t "does some e thing" Y not 8 teuierfoOt in these q parts, he Is, to say the least, a stranger N to past events otherwise he would have h known that the Board Of Trade" had O long since died of labor pains in at h tempting to decide at called meeting q the yexed question of what is B Cham !. Der of Commerces" Whether it was ' white or yellow ware and had one or n two handles was more than the vitality U of the organization could withstand, it died, as above stated. IT another B0aad Of Trade is to arise r from the green grave Of its dead rival it P must avoid the veXed issue that brought IA death to its predecessor. " Col Sykes with Messrs. Geo. II. h Quincey, one of the Directors. and Ed .. ward II. Mason. Secretary of the Santa n, Rita Land and Mining Company. re- <, turned to Tucson yesterday after tI weeks visit tO Caiabasas and San h. Xavier, during winch time they inspect cd the mines and the various properties ot the company and UnItedly express themselves as being well pleased and hnll with what they saw. In the N San Xavier group of mines 6 new dis IT eoyery has been made and a large body ID of copper ore opened mp. The body in ID, question IS not only large but is easy of m access and extraction. During the past ol Teek four men blasted and took out su not less than one hundred tons. Ont VI tide of that the workings on the entire pu soe 1 q, 1s1r 70.