Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
Local Intelligence
Real estate Is looking up.

City warrants are approaching il
 price.
 Assayers report business in their line
 quite dull at present.
 \ company Of Indian scouts are to Q,
 stationed at Camp Huachuca.
 Report has again located the Indians ID the neighborhood of Harshaw
 The mail service between here and Sonora still continues eTecrably bad.
 There are as yet but three hundred names on the great register of Graham county.
 Several citizens of Maricopa county are making call for convention of
 Indepeud nts.
 The miners in the hills are reported to be busy doing their assessment work for the present year.
 The Indian scouts are to be disbanded asd a new company of twenty-five en- listed to serve in their stead.
 some of the Tombstone butchers have hsen getting into trouble by the pur- chase and slaughter of stolen beeyes. 
 A thirty-tou silver mill fer the Plea chl mine, Is being manufactured by Morris Trasker 6 O., of Philadelphia.
 The machinery for an eighty ton plant Isu5w being shipped from Philadelphia to .Le Gunsight mine, in the Myers dis trist
 The Lima Consolidated Mining Com ra1v of ArizOna has levied au assess usut of i've cents per share delinquent October l4th.
 A1 old lady, hearing that John Bright contemplated visiting this country, hoped that he wouldn't bring his dis ease" with him.
 Father Antonio Jouvenceau has re- turned from his visit of several months 90 France. looking greatly improved for the vacation and trip.
 C.E Day has been appointed general superInteudent of the Uiuted States Telegraph department in Arizona, with headquarters at Whipple.
 YsvapaI county, with its imaginary 37,OyO population, among which are I7ByU young men, has less than 1900 names on its great register.
 4 Lew mining district has been or gsuized m the Pspago country, forty miles south of Maricopa. and named C-n Quain, in honor of the Papago chief
 Captain Crawford, with companies A and c left Camp Thomas yesterday for Tucson, direct, with the eleven Indian prisoners connected with the Cibicu allan.
 Anyone knowing the whereabouts of w. L. Henderson, would confer a favor bv addressing Geo. F. Meek. Tucson. When last heard from he was al Fl Paso, TeIEs.
 The Copper Queen at Bisbee has de- clared dividend No. l3 of 50 cents per share. or Sl25,O00, payable in New York October 2d; total amount declared to date, Sj25,OOO.
 Dan Rice IS giving the people of New Mexico the same kind of tafTy about their great and prosperous future, that he Lls given 10 every town since leaving Ssl Francisco.
 Acting Assistant Surgeon James L. Orf, U. :. Army, is relieved from duty al Fort Bowie. and will report without delay to the Commanding Officer, Fort Mojays, for duty.
 Arizona hud 9,65s population in 1870; 40.44l n 1880: and S2,9 by the cen sus of 1882. At this rate We shall soon haze a half million, If YavBpai contin- nues as a producer.
 A General Court Martial was appoint cd tO meet at WhIpple Barracks on Sept. 25th, or as soon thereafter as practicable for the trial of such prison CTS as may be brought before 1t.
 City warrants No. 64 Co l24 inclusive, are now payable by City Treasurer H c. Ki,sel who ctn be found any day at Hremen's Hall from tea o'clock in the morning until one o'clock in the after noon.
 With the last issue of the Fl From terizo that paper enters upon the fifth year of its publication. IL IS a good paper and has much influence among tbe Spans speaking population of Ari- zuna and Sonora.
 City Treasurer Kiesel redeemed S2,- 0OD 0f railroad bonds last week. There are now outstanding S4,O0O of these bondE. which will probably be Paid next year, their liquidation being effected ID SIX instead of ten years.
 4 scheme IS said to be on foot for the purpose of introducing Guaymas oysters into Arizona. New MeUcO, California and Texas. Cajame, chief of the 1squl Indians, agrees to deliver them in Quay mas at six cents per hundred
 Upon the arrival of Acting Assistant Surgeon Ord at Fort Mojave, Acting Assistant Surgeon Albert $. Alder will be relieved from duty at that post, and will report without delay to the Com Officer Fort Bowie, for duty. The CT THEN acknowledges the receipt of the Mining Journal, published ID London, England, from Mir. Stephen Ricksrd, son of Professor Rickard, of this place. and who left Arizona for his nom @ in England several months since.
 The following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week end ing September 24th. Head Center Mill and Mining company, two bars; Boston Mill, two bars; Contention Mill, seven teen bars: Grand Central, ten bars. Total, thirty-One bars.
 Crook is still at San Carlos and is making thorough investigation of the l Apache troubles. In his interviews | with the chiefs he has given them l plainly to understand that the moment | they leave the reserV ation they will be | met and fought to the death. The Ind | ians lock upon Crook with absolute | dread. and he has mCre influence over | them than any soldier of whom they | have any knowledge.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad have | completed the grading on their line | east and are now transferring their men | b the \. [ F. road. Two train loads of . material have already been sent forward | and tram load of one thousand China men are expected to pass through Tue son to-day. It's also understood that one hundred flat CATS loaded with grad inE material will also pass through to the MolRve desert.
 l. IS reported that man named Johnson and a boy while cutting hay len miles north of Bisbee were fired on by Indians. Johnson was wounded twice. He sent the boy to Bisbee for lelp and stood of the sRvsges ID the -eantIm-. Ben. Williams, superin- 'eadent of the Copper Queen organized a posse and went to the assistance and ,,aaTeyei the wounded man to Bisbee. he is not dangerously wounded. Nr. NJ r. Campbell arrived from the AyeFs district Saturday, and reports ! mg strike at the depth of one hundred .eei ll the (. & c. mine. From the bot ,'n C' the shaft at the depth gwen, a mi ot twenty feet reached and cut 'Ae ledge which, 30 far as opened. shows