Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-28
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SUNDAY, MAY
Stage travel is reported quite brisk.

ported rendezvouslng ID Tucson.
 Trout fishing in Che Santa Cruz is re
 ported as being pretty dry sport.
 Lookout for the comet, 1t is reporte,
 to be visible to those that can see it.
 The Ada mine in the Old Hat distric
 is to be honored with a five stamI
 mill.
 Geo. W. Atkins of Calabasas is abou
 to open a secondhand store in tha
 place.
 There is general hegirs of the ladie;
 from Tucson to cliInes less favored by
 the sun.
 Mir Edwin Fields, of Giided Age
 tame,. is reported as lying dangerously
 i'll in New York City.
 From eighteen to twenty carloads of
 grain pass through Tucson daily CD
 route to New Orleans.
 Col c. c. Clute has been superseded as superintendent of the Chiricahua Min ing and Milling Company.
 Mr. E. \. Hudson has so far recovered from his rheumatic attack as to be able to get around on crutches.
 A new house of seven rooms will shortly be built for Col. c. c. Bean at the head of Congress street.
 Mir. Hoag, an Oil City capitalist who is interested with Col. Head in Sonora mining properties, IS in town.
 Buttner's brown horse beat Brick woods bay in a two hundred yards race at Silver Lake last Sunday afternoon.
 The yield of the Mack Morris mine up to May 2Oth has been nearly half mil lion and twenty-two thousand dollars.
 The Prescott Rifles, thirty in number, have asked Gov. F. A. Tritle to have them enrolled in the Territorial militia
 Sr Don Manuel Corella formerly prac ticing attorney in Tucson, has been ap- pointed Mexican Consul at Tombstone.
 MT. J. H. Hampton has secured an ad- ditional contract of nine miles of side track to be put down near the Sonora line.
 Judge D. Forrest Porter is said to have sold his Excursion mine in the Tonto Basin district for thirty thousand dollars cash.
 The Tucson esthetes have bought up all the new flower seed in the market and the chickens are getting corresponding ly thin.
 Twenty-One thousand pounds of cop per bullion from the Santa Catalina Copper works, are at the depot waiting ! shipment East.
 Died in Tucson on the 22d instant 1 Frankie, infant daughter Of B and Maggie Muntz, aged three months and | twenty-one days.
 The troop of Mexican acrobats that lately performed in Tucson are edifying the good people of Phoenix and csptur- ing thelr adobe dollars.
 The prevailing opInOn in Tombstone IS that the Congressional nine of Tucson are afraid to meet the base bsllists of Tombstone in another contest.
 A batch of prospectors packed their burros Monday and hied themselves to the mountains in search of the famous homestske or prospective bonanza.
 It is understood that Judge Stilwell has decided that the United States Mar shals acting In the wood case were not in contempt, and so will be discharged. Another important mining sale is re- ported on the tapis. The funds for the payment of large percentage of the purchase price are said to be in Hudson Co.'S bank.
 The body of the late John T. Pantlind lay in state in San Francisco till last Thursday morning, when according to instructions given in his will, it was shipped East.
 Lieut.. Blake, of Captain Rafferty's company stationed at Bowie, is visiting in Tucson. He is one of the gentlemen who made an honorable record during the late Indian campaign.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Berryman and her two children are visiting with her brother NIT. A. E. Berryman in Berkeley, Cali fornia, and will not return to Tucson till the close of the heated term.
 The Tombstone Nugget states that Hon. Pat Hamilton will shortly assume editorial management of the Epitaph, and that NIT. Purdy will devote himself to the business management of that pa per. It is reported that the Atchison and Topeka railroad will give Ca'sbasas the go by and not locate its shops there as was originally intended, but will locate l lower down and nearer to the Sonora line.
 MT- John Sutherland, who lately visit cd the Winchester district. states that the owners of many of the leading prop critics refuse to allow any examination of the claims to be made by others than V those directly interested. C Bands of armed Indians are reported to be rendezvouing in the Superstition Mountains as several armed bands have been seen going that way. On Tuesday last party of eight passed Kellners saw mill, heading in that direction. The emigrant trains are well patron ized by the Chinese. A train seldom passes either way that has not at least c one car devoted to their especial use and 2 Bs a general thing their numbers exceed S those of the whites travelling by the same a trains. 1 MT. ]. L. Gabbard q well known Ari- s zoniRn, left for his old home in St. Joseph, c Missouri. Mir. Gabbard has not been a home for the past ten years and though | he has long promised himself a visit is a but now on his way to its realization. ? He goes well blest with the needful. Il The many friends of Mrs. Dr. Greg ' Ory, who left here about three weeks since to attend the Home Missionary Society, to be held this month in New 0 York, will regret to learn that she was taken quite sick on the way and is ob- Iiged to remain for the present with her sister in Chicago.
 The abandoned military telegraph be- n tween Tucson and Florence in some r,lacaa ;a ;,, a 1rDoa-Oua condition ~