Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
Tsox TUCSON BY STAGE.
-,x.nAL DISTANCES FEoN TUCSON.
,rr,rurR OBSERVATIONS.


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 Local intelligence.
 Ar,ra of mules, poor but respectable, .r.sn-ed owners ou the street yesterday. Consideration Se2.
 rrrv,rE advices from Prescott con- ,rss, of dull times and cold weather. On .ba morning of the l7th the thermometer stood four degrees below zero.
 Iris said that work will be recon ,,s-,sl on the Trench mine in the Har- shaw District, and the main shaft put down 300 feet.
 Trrt5vn on the Atchison & Topeka railroad. formerly known.as Ezekielsville basbean rechristenei, and isnow dubbed Tar Flat.
 NI,rr KINNEY left for Arivaca yester- d-r with a load of provisions and eight men. to lo work on some very rich pros poets in the Silver Hill range, Arivaca district
 AarrLru,y. for the past fifteen days a resident of Arizona, feels convinced F.f tI.is is a land of mineral, as he has . to meet the first resident of the Ter ri-sry who has not mine for sale.
 Tr- Enitaph learns that an option of rive or take. at 8 per share, was recent lr offered to the eAnElo-Californian Bank for the controlling stock in the Bob h. Eersoh
 IT is stated that a probability exists that Wells, Fargo X Co. will discontinue their express line between Benson and Tombstone and Bisbee, on account of the absence cf protection from robbers. JACK FDosT, whose residence and principal place of business is at the North Pole, was in town last night. He possibly imhibed little too much, as he vas found lying on our streets this morning. but he woke up with the sun and soon left for home.
 TaE Indians employed about the miae- in the Cababi District, acting un- der the a lvice Of old Conquean, struck for 1j cents per day extra. They were receivin. Sl25 and clubbe together for raise Of the ex-ra quarter. They held ont only one day and then went in at the old Hates.
 THr new store of Messrs. c. r. Will kius g c., is nearly completed, and is being occupied in part by the Ieavv goods Of the firm. When complete this store will be one of the Laadsemesl in the city, and afford the best accommodations for the extensive business or this enterprlsing firm.
 Tur attention of stock men and those contemplating engaging in the stock business is called to the advertisement by Mr. H. C. Hooker, of the Sierra Bonita ranch. Of stock cattle for sale. MT. Rockers cattle are among the finest m inc southwest and are very desirable m starting a stock ranch. NIT. Hooker also has about ten good driving horses, rang ing in age from three to five years, for sale
 Tar owners of the Golden King mine in the Cababi District, are still pushing ahead with developments. The shaft is down loo feet. with 70 or 60 feet of tun- neGug. with contracts now let for more. The company having faith in their pros poets will push ahead their develop mtuts The mine Is located within 3 miles of the old Picacho. It belongs to ' 8 San Francisco company and IS con \silered one ot the best properties m the district.
 IA ELLIS Of Phenix, states that for l'Ved River silver mine, a compara- uFeA undeveloqed property situated near s.euix. the owners, Messrs. Cox X Co- Lhe refused SiG0O00, offered by '-''Sin oVitalists. One hundred thou S"-d lo" Twas no temptation, and 1t IS 5'-j 'Iat on million would not be ac- .'eI- OI tyo tons of ore shipped to ''-A ranclscothe net profits were SLOW over and above II expenses. They clam dump.
 WORK has been commenced on the neT postotlire tn ha looated on Church street. between Congress and Maiden Lane. The building will be- inside meas. urements, length si1ty-fve feet, widtt tveuty-four feet, fifteen feet Tn the cleal between the ceiling and the roof There "la be three entrances, one on Churcl street, one uI Congress and one on Maid en Lane. The contract for the wooo work has been awarded to Mr. Fitzpat Ee5 Tor SlI5 Mr. Leatherwood expects tlat the building will be ready for use IT tIrtE days.
 RrroH-s from Camp Crittenden, or tAe Atchisou & topeka railroad are Of [ somewhat sanguinary nature. On tho night of the 18th a Mexican was killed shot through the back by unknown par. ties. The night was cold and snowy and when found the man was dead ana stlt. Daylight on the morning of the 10th revealed similar scene, the dead man this time being an American. H' was hastily inferred. There are said {, be many good men in camp who would speedily punish the perpetrators of tn, 4cals it their identity was once revealed A CmSAEAS delivering clothes to hi different patrons on Convent street haC occasion to leave his basket outside ; door while he entered with the famil. wash. Now inst about that time tw, inendly canines happened along, seein. Ile basket of rutlles and boiled shirts and being animated by the spirit O Bobby Burns "Twa dogs they smelt a Inc basket, exchanged compliments ana passed on. In the meantime John ap peared, and at once proceeded to plcl lAe basket up, but again dropping 1t hl c1unteuance showed him to be in perfec sympathy with the poundmaster as h eall- " can C. 1arOrnp iarT' IluS in uogs have made another enemy.