Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Local intelligence.

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 rls market price Of sea turtles il .r-..rg IS from three to five dollars each.
 w,. Sacramento Record Union re .-s. the arrival Of J. A. Zabriskie II that city.
 Fias,u assertions are reported tC lave taken place at Lowell, within the -.st two weeks
 ,.tbe Workmen'- ball, to be gwen .r --e twentieth, supper will be provid- 5far two hundred.
 1r..-rs. James Lynch and E. K. Wellington have gone to Guaymas m .as raracity of agents for Chicago houses.
 U., wonder if Porter will furnish the R...grisys with Arizona baked beans tonight.
 V-. C. -sl!Emau and Miss Be5o, of S.r Francisco, are visiting with rela- ..y-s Nessrs. Scligman and Shoenholtz, -atlis city.
 Tn. city authorities dump an old -5.I. heuse into the middle of street --1 tse- call 1t. not the house but the street, repaired.
 IF is arthorl;atiytiy reported that a ,--.--s- for .he reduction Of copper ores ..t. I.. put mp a. tine PrOvldencia mine Il. tLa SIerUtas.
 Ms. Cd. \. Seeley and Mrs. Ed. Martin passed through Tucson en route .- Brunswick New Jersey, where they giT pass the winter
 r,5-- B. II. Hereford will leave for Kansas C.t, about the 2Dth Instant, to b- 1-eseut al a reunion of the Hereford family n that cIty.
 CaLA. \. Bean, Superintendent of nj. division of the $. P. R. R-, has been .1frs-i,- with a malarIal attack for some Eatsua5-. but Is now better.
 Mir. r-uacio Bouillas, well known as rsvI engineer, Is about to remove from T.--sr and establish himself at the Glazi-lt camp, Myers district.
 Jri-e D. N. Piuuey, left Yuma last vrrE t1 vislt hls family in Illinois. He ElI return in time to attend tbe sitting af.te Supreme Court In January next.
 The roof is being put on the new s-7-- gf Leo G1ldschmidt and the HgIliu- will be completed and Tn readiness for the WOrkmen's ball on --lth.
 o-.ta d large party of officers and sol ls--- 51 attendance 0u the court martial u5ria progress at Fort Lowell, are registered at the Cosmopolitan from the different posts.
 Her Najasty's ship Pinafore, or the Lass that Loved a Sailor" will be ren- i.--l hy rucsOn's best amateurs Tn the rrv ar--a house ou the evenings Of December n and l2.
 M-EI y.ls. formerly business man a---fa- Z.ckeuGorf & Staab, at this place. but low in business for himself in Santa r., arrived in town last evening aud .s visiting among friends.
 Major e A. Wicker, formerly of thls place, but lately of Las Vegas, returned i9 Tucson. and will most probably go I-t1 business. T. Is to be hoped that he Ei.l find it to Lis interest to do so.
 Hr. PauI Garoney is reported to have purchased Capt JeifOr3s' sutler store a. Camp Hlachuca. and also the old ho- t-. at that place. which he will shortly destroy and builI an elegant one in its ss-ai.
 Tls delivery horse and wagon of L. Zr.EeuI0ri s C.. took iaunt on their oWu account tLIs morning, but finally t.-.1g 0f the fun they returned and took up tlel5 ac eust1mei position in the rear ui the store.
 Wal much regret the CITIZEN chronicles the death of MT. Leopoldo Z.er brother 0f Mr. Max Zler the well kanru grocer uf this city. The body Vas arauEl. t3 Tucson for lnterment. See llueuL notice elsewhere. The land ou which the town Of Phenix u1v stands vas originally set aside for s,-J7l purposes, but by special legisla- tive elartmeut the right of the town site was established. On the 2Jth in- sta-t the final clearing up of titles will ts made The Globe Silver Belt gives, ID its enlarged form and new dress, evidence :; ai I-s popularity and prosperity. It Is R 1r-s-t uewsg and well edited paper and \ credit Go the people among which 1t t.ures- Ile best wishes Of the CITIZEN are for; continued success. E Mess. C. II. Strauss and Dr. Handy Il vl.. ltls reported. enter the municipal clltes- fl- tine mlyoralty of Tucson. No d pl.lt announcement has as yet been male by either gentleman to that effect, ult that lt wIl be SD is among the generally Unlerstoods. Ea.le- Antonio Jouyeucsou wIlllsaye 'sTl ll tAe morning on two weeks Y.slt t0 S5lomonvllie and Clifton in Ora han ragHty. On his return be will go Co Florence, to which place be has been sllu5uel to testify in the town site a-.as-m5Ht proceedings. The present site on which the Catho- L. Jlgrah Iu Phenix now stands was selected by Father Antonio JouYenceau, Q. tals place. iu 1870. At that time but t"' buildings were up, one a saloon and Iir other Colugw00ds store, and they s''.l lH forest ot mesquite.
 N-. Hawkins, the Tombstone mer- g--1t arrived ou last nights train. Mir. hAFGl-5 will be remembered here for lS splendid performance of Mordecai ID ,l- cantatl ot Esther last winter. He
 
 < '' h4ira Elckst-aw m Pinafore, a char I -',a- l which he made a pronounced -.- -' lts Uroi1cuon in Tombstone. Mr. ". ?. Nye, who returned last -'tla- from the Plancha de Plata .-.-ss' 's an acknowledged expert in the --.-I machinery business, he having e's-ai.y put m place some of the .,'' -nI m7ztc5mBlete mills and copper t."-'7 ll tle Territory. As 6 practical --alie m his department he Is the S'1' 'i any man oa the coast. II Mr. Nm. Gallagher. formerly a part t -s- Aii4 Gillette in the Hermosa mine II tTAl4-l..', Is registered at the Cos E'-i-,n. from San Francisco. Mir. lsE -s man of means, and well Nh through southern Arizona, where was formerly interested. IT he could A--a induced to identify his inter "''1 1s, Arizona would be largely gentleman recently returned from A me states that 1t cost him S32 70 get SSj worth Of provisions tae custom house at NoEales.
 -.- Hl canned goods IS nearly loo I 1l their original cost. For
 .i- three cans of the articles m ,-.4 age purchased in Tucson for -'.4-, and to get them into Mexico
 i-es aa additional payment of 75 The present duty on four IS
 @' Der weight of one hundred plllds
 ,.-,.. l,. Robert Gum, who is largely iu-
 -,,el ln mining in the Sombretillo
 ---'alns. arrived in Tucson last eve III s.- ga 70 r9ute to his old home m St. Jo-
 s- No. He states that the mail fa-
 ----s ll Sunnra me dnnlorably bad,