Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Local intelligence.

postmaster at GiIa Bend. Maricop county.
 The deer at present brought into tn Tucson market are in fair condition bu not fat
 Advices from Line City report time ~5pd with the Republicans on th, ginning side.
 The F7onterizo says that inc mai ss-vlce between here and Sonora get worse and worse.
 One hundred and ten thousand dollar |. the lates. stock and ranch venture il ssu.heru Arizona.
 Nr. \. FIsh has been quite III fo -rs past several days. He IS at presen confined to his bed.
 lis reported that two of the escape, prisoners are hiding in the mountain, ia the ueighborhoodsof Camp Crtten GeI.
 Major James Riddle of the Sixth Cavalry. now at Fort Apache, has been assigned to the command of Fort Me Dovell.
 Nr.S T. Lucas, of fiicree jewelry fame and part owner of the San Juan 5r Dios mine in Sonora, Is at present iu the clty.
 O'Buen Moore, late city editor of tho Republican, has resigned hIs position tu raE 'tis sand, similar position on the Tucson Star.
 IfC7oieI's bail had been raised to q z WUIt would nave secured hls freedom l1stabJu: as qgicE.
 The FronterizO of November 3d says -ast with but few exceptions the Mexi- cans will vote the Republican ticket at -he coming election.
 Archbishop J. B. Lamy Of Santa Fe .ad Bishop J. ?. Mochebeuf, of Colo -ado are ID town paying a visit to Bishop J. 5. Salpointe.
 Coolers attorneys succeeded n get m. his bail bonds reduced from S3.OO0 30 S2Gl0. but that as yet has not mended matters as George is still In the jug.
 Nr. M. [. Sweet. for the past twenty years president of the Fl st National Bzak at Grand Rapids, Mich, and relative of our fellow towBsman, Mr W. c. Davis is visiting with friends in the city.
 The following balliOn was shipped from Contention during the week end 1uE Oct, ber 3lst: Head Center, two bars; Boston Mill, two bars; Contention Mill, twelve bars; Grand Central, five bars; total, twtu;y-uue bars.
 The only assessments on Arizona mines a; present are on the Fair Villa and PIuai Consolidated. On the for uer the amount levied Is five cents per share, delinquent Nov l6th: on the lat fer. fifty cents, delInq uent Nov. 9th.
 WI Lowell, Esq, of San Jose, IS in ;le cI.y. Mr. Lowell Is d lawyer of re- co.uizei ability and contemplates lCcat- Iu- at some point In this Territory to practice his profession. He will be an acquisition to -Le bar of the Territory
 Judge James Riley, of Tombstone, is lu tucson giving hIs personal attention Co some legal busIness with which he Is connected. The Judge has many friends ID Tucson and meets with q hearty re cePiIou whenever he fayOTs them with vIslt
 Nr. John DOwney, eldest son ot Mr. Pat DJwuey, one Of our good citizens, arrived from his home Tn California t1ls morning and will hereafter reside .l Tucson. Johnny IS fine young fel- ! law, well educated. and made of that | Rad Of stuff that climbs to the tOpmost ! rug Iu ll!e. Charley kreshsm received this morn luE-uUt a carload of spuds, grain, or any such articles of merchandIse-but a consignment much more precious to nu than carload of bullion. Hls wife tLls morning, presented him with bouncing baby boy, and to say that l Charley Is happy but half expresses the l true state ct affairs.
 We have upon aur table some beati- l 'l. flowers seIt by Miss Kate Irtle l from Oakland to her uncle Col Ben. ! Hereford Of tins city, a portion of them 1 reaching this office through the l cIar,esy O. that gentleman. This is | Auzola's dry season and beautiful l dJEers are pleasing to the eye and uH- l usually grateful to every sense. Major ". r. Williams, superintendent | ot the Columbia Copper Company, and | Superintendent Howe, of the Pima Cop 1 per Company, went ont to the camp of | 'le former lu the Santa RItas this mOrn- I Ing. The Columbia Copper company is y-- ot the most promising mining oper- s-.Jls Ia the Territory, and 1t IS well managed
 Hon. Henry A. Gaston, late member Of ile California Legislature, and former speaker Ot the Nevada Assembly, Is at present iu Tucson visiting hls former associates at tle bar, among them Judges smith and Ferguson. MT. Gas i'n B also tue author of a valuable %ork on law, uOw running through its fifth or sixth dI-lon. 4 more pleasant gentleman than Mr. GastOn would In- deed be hard to find.
 A.5s Nellie Cashman, BOW of Tomb 'tone. but formerly of Tucson, IS again visiting Iu the city, for the first time in tAe past fen months. Miss Cashman when living here kept the DelmonIcO Restaurant on the south side of tine 'lurcl plaza; at pr sent she IS the L-epueior and part owner Of the Russ House, 8Ue 0f the best hotels ID Tomb s.'-a. She I5 a woman possessed of S'ar-ng qualities and commands the r--fecrol all
 JlI-- Spencer, who has been visiting l t1e Old Hat and Silver Bell districts, .e.g-usI home to-day. He reports the tlla Copper ColnpaHy's works as be- i-- sLlr down through the cause of ca1eral bad management, and as proof '--tl ls through DO fault Of the mlne ,a!s that at present there are at least c9iti1 worth of good ore on the dumps ~a-eh, li properly worked, would en- -Iei! False the company indebtedness. o.ler Investments have of late been la1e and the districts for future 5rOs- penn: Wear hopefEl look.
 Reuben $. Wood returned to San.Csr- .'> yesterday. He has beeu m the city .'' several days on account of charges made a-alnst hlm ln connection with 'eI'aIu alleged frauds m the manage --eA' ui the reservation. He says that .-eir ls nothing m the charges and he -'gs hot believe that Agent Tiffany has 'tra guilty of anything but incOmpet- s-e!, or that It will oe possible to con- yer 1im- The cases are mostly trump -3 ana H llIfany hlmself had been -eTe lt would have been impossible to nave indicted him. MT Wood Is an old i'''leit oi the Territory and has always '7sA respected. His views are entitled .-,-irrailon especially as they are 'Aiaed by the statements of other reli-
 -e parties conversant with affairs, 1-.m the United States Distric; Attor- -7! ala not see if to call before the and Jury for fear 1t would reduce . number Of indictments be would 55',r tAe privilege of drawing at thirty -.ar' piece. Mr. Wood has resided .
 me reseryation for the past five years --- l.erH !s DO doubt that he can re- san i-ere as long as he desires to.
 lhe AtaScesa Copper Mines.
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