Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
Local intelligence.
'Our(aly for Porter.
 The feast is a grand success.

the town.
 The Tucson brass band is credit t
 the town.
 Dr. c. r. Holbrook has gone on vii
 II to San Francisco.
 The Right Rev. Bishop Salpointe l
 visiting in Clifton.
 The roads south Of town are reporte,
 t. be badly washed out.
 Real estate transactions are at presen
 confined to an occasional sale
 Frank Proctor, a well known cattl
 man, is in from the Santa Rltas.
 J. M. Kirkpatrick, mining superin
 tendent, is Tn from Gro Blaneo.
 Dr. Bluett who recently skinned ou
 Of Pheaix is believed to be in Tucson.
 Messrs. Land and Hays, the cattl'
 kings of the Barbacomori are m town
 At the solicitation O; many friends,
 candidates for office come slowly to th'
 front.
 Improvements are being made in the
 Sisters ParochIal school building or
 Church street.
 The horse thieves are said to be busi
 ly plyiug their vocation m and about
 Total Wreck.
 Mir. E. $. Hershey. Of Pinal, is in tht city for few days. lie IS returning from visit to his Illinois home.
 Nearly every available place in towr has been turned into a picture gallery by John RObinson's indefatigable bll posters.
 The Albuquerque fair will contain ex' hibits Of the products of the Mormon settlements on the Little Colorado river, Arizona.
 It Is reported that Mir. Bolinger, for merly Superintendent of the Pinal Cop per Co, is now in the Stockton LunatIc Asylum.
 Stage robbers are on their muscle, the up and down bound Prescott stages have been the Last to suffer. Read ac- count elsewhere.
 The Surveyor Generals office has been removed from its old quarters on Main street to the residence Of W. W. Will hams, on the Military Plaza.
 E. O. Shaw has announced himself as the Democratic candidate for the Shriev- alty of Pima county. Well, 1t amuses seme men and don't hurt others.
 Sheriff Paul, with number of IndI- ans. is out after Morton, the escaped murderer. fl last accounts they were reported Go befOllowing the trail closely.
 The family Of the late Dr. Wilbur came into town few days since, where they will reside for the present. Several of the children are said to be suffering with lever.
 The recent rain storms are said to have flooded the country ID and about Ariyaca, and to have cut the roads up so badly as to render them almost Impassa- ble Go trains.
 The Apache head dress brought by Messrs. Guzman and Gregory from Oposura, Sonora, consists of a dirty white rag, a few hawk feathers and two small strings of beads.
 During the week ending August 26th, the following bullion was shipped from Contention: Head Center Mill, , bars; Boston Mill. bars; Contention Mil, l3 bars; Grand Central Mill, bars.
 \ man by name of Sinthamer was iound dead on the road about twenty five miles from PheuiX. He evidently was on his way to Tombstone. The coyotes had nearly eaten the body up.
 An old man named Hugh Monahan, | native of Ireland, was found dead ID a box car at Wilcox, last Friday. The l c0roner's jury determined that he came l to his death through natural causes.
 The Academy and Parochial school in 1 charge of the Sisters will reopen on | Molday, September 4th. This year | they propose opening a Kindergarten In l connection mith the Academy Owing | to the heat which still prevails, the | Kindergarten wlll not open until the lat | ter part of September.
 Mr. Frank Staples has resigned his position as agent for Wells, Fargo G O., and MT. C. f. Martin, who, during the absence of Mr. Staples, had charge of the office, has been promoted to fill the vacancy. \ berter appointment could not have been made, as MT Martin Is b9-n 8 competent and geutlemanly man. The Albuquerque Review of August 2]th Is credited with the following: \ huge massof horn silver ore was recently l taken from one of the Sierra groupe of mInes in Lake Valley, weighing ten thousand pounds and valued at sixty thousand dollars. The piece Of wealth will be sent to the Denver exposition.
 The Territorial prison commissioners have awarded to q. Ginocchio x Co. the contract for prison supplies for the en- suing year. They also agreed to give Drs. De Corse and raggart the medical attendance at the prison for same time for Sloo0, winch they refused, SI2jO be- ing their lowest bid.
 Look out for sneak thieves: the town IS reported to he full of them. Not a night Is sand tO pass without a number Of houses throughout the different sec tons uf the town being pIllaged. Last night they paid their respects to the houses or Messrs. AI c. Samaniego and Iheo. Wellsch. Several other residences were also taken in but the names of the owners could not be ascertaIned. General Crook was given banquet lt Omaha last night prior to his depart u.e For Arizona Co look after the trouble some redskins there. Between Apaches and cowboys the Arizona settler is badly mixed, but Crook can make things straight If any man can. Mess-s Jackson and Chas. Stewart, 0f Canyon del Orc. came m yesterday. . Last week. during the high water oc- casioued by the heavy raius MT. Jack SOD went by stage Co Canyon del Gro. Tn crossing an arroyo the rushing water upset the stage, and but for MT. { Jackson personal cxertions a lady and l her child would certainly have been 1 irowneL In addition to the well which the To- tai Wreck Mining Company have been sinking for the purpose Of supplying the camp, rley have completed negotia- uous with the New York Mining Com parry for a supply of water for their mill and will erect their tanks on the sum- mt ot New York Hill, which gives a fall or tor5y-sever feet to the mill. The wyorh ot erecting pumps and laying the pipes VIII at once be cOmmeDced, and the water will be ready as soon as the mIll IS completed. The work on the mlh has been somewhat delayed by the recent washputs. some of the timber and parts Of the machinery being still on the road.
 Missed Dog but Killed Himself. \ Mexican rancher by the name of i Francisco Iebas iiy-iur- ,u tI,, .,,,, V. ,