Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
Local intelligence.

~,. United States Grand Jury will
 -s7f next Monday.
 ,r.-,,ri.l Day ceremonies were a
 f., the city and an honor to the
 r.tsrars
 r.s-s is a scheme on foot to blow up
 .,i-,.--.s vitn bombs of American pork
 ssasa-.-.
 ,h.,-v cloud of smoke in the west
 5....ss -.., wild fire in the grass and t--.5 la that direction.
 p..-.~.k's au.ipathy to the American
 -,-s.--natad m misunderstanding - American pig iron.
 rs,vs- vandals gathered up the de-
 -..,,-s from the graves when the pro- ,..-. left the cemeterles.
 .-s--ov gauge railroad to Globe IS
 a,.sfsst. now make the Phenix road l.,- and all wIl be well.
 r--,--s,5y tickets from Ash Fork. on
 .-I ? railroad to San Francisco --tg-l will be sold for 50.
 r..-- ulll be an excursion to San ,,---,.-.l from Tucson, m about two -..s.. ... rery low rates of fare.
 r,ma..one's City Council appropn-
 .-f SiIl -n iefray fine expenses of en- .s.-.,-a-ur TIcs0u's Mayor. Thanks.
 r...,, must have tl, roadto Phenix. nj. e.-.es are agreed and there IS DO 5.r.-.rlas m the matter If the right -s- rase mold ot the enterprise.
 ~,sr,a.glate ot Mexico has been re- -,-.4 ts N. 323, Pennington street. | --.-. -a.o- Antonio V. Lomsh can al- ] --.s be fauni at seasouaole hours
 I'm. po,ato bugs have appeared in 5ti,- the Salvation Army has invaded 1 --1nec,icut; the phylioNera IS feared m I T.,if5-aia. aud there i5 no health among 1 gs r--s,'larll- le,..-s are uncaiied for -. +g4 P.ll.,: c. $. Davis, ,; Alonzo | T.,-, Charles Elreufeid, I J. kooser, ] " Fawca--. A. 5. Elder, H. A. Spears | and James H. Hall
 T, some people who imagine they are r.-r-r, mammoth footprints on the ..rs. ss time. ro1li but look behind .-s-- -l.v would be surprised Co observe --r liz .rl, they skipped along.
 Recent events indicate that aJapanese .5-5..l .a the hands oi a co-as-you- -.s.-- .a-. of "a girl. Is more effective in -..-.sr-.fr, a crowd than a cowboy with .l11b.s -barreied shotgun would be.
 ra4 paealx Gazette ot last Monday --5-ie-. says. "Iue Hon. C. 4. Franklin -s ars.l- Nl1atr. opened 8 bank tfgrOl -r -tIs .i-v gl Saturday last. He had ,.--. il,- D. deposit -, during the after cg.a and evening.
 Gre, eu; C,fy, Fla, man Is building ..v.g luu=e. The walls consist of r-- network, supported by upright .--E5f-- The whHle -s plastered. mak- i~a cheap aud ceauuful wall"
 p-.-.,.- Courier: No Use h talking Be m1s- have railroads running norta rE ,.uth lu Arizona. One thr1ugn s-..a- and Gila counties sEd another v.-arai. Mlric3pa, Pima and Cochise. Then T,.ave and lum3 will have to .y--la-
 E- Pl.asz 6 Glzet5e says. "Eon. D.H. 1.rg.- ali Capt. W. q. Seamans. Clerk .f -.. . st-.r. Caurr ot Cochise County rE -s a-t upon the adjournment of l ..a term a- Tombstone, Judge PInney -1 r-- .,- family to bring [ Hem to Phe- -E fl- permanent residence, and Cr.l.r Seamans to yIsIt his daughters z.. are ar school near Boston and Jo t-1- l- w.i=, who i- now with her
 --a. lalr with nm
 Tie order has been received for the ,--74g H' tae enlargement of Fort dua- .srrs. and Ir Is hiuted that military l --alrGa-t-rs are to be removed there. Prescott people should remember that Fur H1arGIcl Is nearly hundred miles F Tucson. and this city will derlve as -veh benefit therefrom fs it does at the l present. lme, vet the Tucson people 1I-k that tle change of headquarters, fr be made. will be great progressive ..-u. The department hindqIarters rl s.iII remain n Prescott. Ramon Goutoya has returned home , r1m Wilcox. He reports times ID that i 5vl as being exceedingly dull, fre'ght- i 1g -1 r-s Globe district having almost [ sucirsl- suspended. because of the clos 1 "a. down win but 0u- exception Cf the -a-lrs furnaces. IT, says that there IS , ll- @ pound of coke Iu Wilcox, conse- ( ,1-ltIg The teams have all been taken '-ul t1e aad. Many of them have left .a- other camps. Tn the Globe district l l-t one furnace is lu operation and 1t . las sufficient coke on hand to last for H.. r..r+ ~rrHH. rrn.srrh|.E