Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-23
Local Intelligence.
Dolby dollars are away up.

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 Dolby dollars are away up.
 MT. s. H. Lucas has gone to Chicago
 NIT. NJ. W. Stewart, of Wilcox, is vis. iting his family in San Francisco.
 What has become of our fire com. papy? But little has been heard of it ot late.
 About one hundred and fifty Indian. are said to be on the war path in Ari zona-
 The reported cloud burst at the Agua Cahente was a failure through lack of water.
 Perry WIldman has been appointed postmaster at Silver King wee Rich'd Young, resigned.
 Gila county's share of Msricopa coun- tvs indebtedness of S73,705 has been fixed at s73S5.
 The ores of the Empire district are said to be principally of chloride ard free milling character.
 The growth of valuations in the United States for the ten years ending 1880 was S934. .35sO4L
 The Harshaw mill has stopped running, but will presently start mp on a six months supply of ore.
 A new school district with Casa Gran de as center point, has been established by the Pinal county Supervisors.
 Undertakers complain of dull times. Cofins are plentiful but no one can be persuaded to climb the golden stairs.
 J. M. Vizina for Recorder and W. A. Freese for Legislative honors have ad- vanced their standards on Tombstone's political front.
 Mr W. II. Sutherland Of the Arizona Stage Company has sublet for a period of sixty days his contract between Tue son and Riverside
 Bishop H. W. Read, is for two bits head enhghtening the good people of Phenix, on the condition of that country twenty-eight years ago.
 Mir. Robert Bowen, foreman of the Silver King mine, left for England a few days ago. Mr. Oates will act as fore man of the mine during his absence.
 A special election will be held in Florence on the 20th instant, for the purpose of voting tax in the sum of two thousand dollars to build a school house in that place.
 The Tombstone candidates for polit- ical favors are by no means bashful. The Independent promises to buy five hunl dred more pounds of type and by sufii- clently enlarging its columns announce them all in one issr ---
 "Ine Santa Maria mining compan, have been fined one thousand dollars a the San Pedro custom house for non compliance with the revenue laws O Mexlco, by not having a manifest in ad dition to the usual bills of lading.
 A band of Apaches ambushed ana defeated the Mexican troops near Cum pas in Sonora on July 1st Twelve Mexicans were killed and many wounded among them the commanding officer The latter's wounds are said to be nor. tai.
 The Arizona Silver Belt says that Vii. liam Middleton lost six horses and one mule, by raiding Indians, from his ranch near Cherry creek. The Indians from pure devilishness killed some of his cattle, but just how many has not yet been ascertained.
 The following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week ending July l6: Tombstone mill, four bars: Boston mill, one bar; Contention mill. eleven bars, and Grand Central mill. six bars, making grand total of twen- ty-three bars in one week.
 The ranches of Arizona have during tse past ten years increased three hun dred and forty-six per cent. or clear gain Of five hundred and ninety-ive, which with the exceptions of Dakota, Nebraska and Idaho, Is the largest per cent. gain of any State or Territory in the Union.
 WE are awaiting for our Democratic contemporaries to get down to business and tell Us what Delegate Oury has done to merit re election As yet they confine themselves to the not very ex- plicit statement, that he has made faithful representative. Work talks. What has he done?