Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Arizona News.

| district court consists only OI lle 1lteu States vs. D. J. Canty, and United States es. Lem Sow, both charged with selling
 tobacco without @ proper internal reve- nue license. The former IS out on bail J and the latter not arrested. The report of the grand jury however will increase
 the list.-Mohayo County Miner.
 The railroad company are very slow about commencing improvements at { Kugmnu. They have done nothing to-
 ward putting up platform or depot,
 witch are badly needed.-Mohave Conn.,
 ty Miner.
 Applra. peaches. grapes and small ber- rica fairri in thit rcctiuu uf Arizona arc equal co ihusn raised almost any where. rurfu iu money in Che business of pro-
 ducius tAom Courier.
 An rutrrpf,-inr drummer Inst night ruicavufrd tu beat onr of thc prominent fato games ou Jaw bone. and after a t1unf di-Brirous failure eudehvorcd Co rspudiAto over ftOO he bad "blown" himnrlf tu lpr ut the game. Threats of dirr aud speedy punishment If be failed Co rcttlc, mudo hum come mp with thc "rhino. Miner.
 Major C s. E beris. acting aide-de- camp Co General Crook, is preparing Co EccoUpany Mr.. Roberts and the children Co Texas, where they will pass the Winter vIth relatives = CourIer.
 A unique fraud was perpetrated upon Chinese restau-an'er this morning by person who had run mp @ board bill with him. He gave John what he de- m . al
 winch was taken Co Postmaster Mowry for payment. Imagine Johns disgust when told that it was nothing better than an oll Confederate biil which Uncle Sam refuses Co honor.-Gazstte
 The case of Leonard ys. the Gilded Age mining company In ejec ment came mp m the probate court yesterday. W. H. Savage, acting for Leonard, was pre- sent and withdrew from the case. Judge Peel then rendered judgment in favor of the cOmpGuy.-RepTblIcan.
 Richard Rule. the well-known Arizona piscicu!turIst, informs our cOntemporary that carp thrive b st in the waters u' Southern Arizpua. Cp around Prescott they pick 'em before they are ripe. Dick should endeavor Co guard against such premature action on the part of our northern nelghbors-R=publcan.
 Among the most important suits that are on docket for this term of court IS the one ot N. T. HobSon against the A. \. < $. r. Co. for S50OlO damages. MT. HoDsou was au empiOye of the company, and on November x, 1881, was injurt by a .raIn ID the mpGuy's yard at Benson and lost both his ieet.-Republican.
 From M- John Erie. wood it Is learned that conclusion will be reached today by the managers or the Sonora road in reference Co the removal of their shops, 1 etc, from Guaymas to Nogales-Epi- 1 taph.
 Mrs Mcintyre indignantly denies the story of the Prescott Miner that her daughter, May WOodman, now in prison 1 at Yuma, is encieute, and proposes to ! make 1t lively for the parties who started 1 the report. Efitgph.
 Jimmy Carr, who recently purchased | the North Star, Arivaiua canyon, will ] soon begin hauling freight to the Benson l smelter.-bggsou Herald.
 Walter Harvey. who recently pur- chased II. T. Redfeid's ranch on the lower San Pedro, has returned from ; nora tO suit his purposes, bUt vill go back shortly and look for cattle in an- other iocaIty.-Beus01 Herald
 We learn that f,ars are entertained by some Of our farmers that water wlll be 'carce next season, and that they are therefore cGrtailiug the amount of grain hey originally intended Co put in. We ipprehend very little danger in that inc Herald.
 Henry Neuager. O. Tucson, has bought he BuntGn cattle. 75 head. and placed hem on his fathrr-in-lGw's John T. iouncl ranch. ij miles south of Flor .Dce.-Enferprise.
 As an evidence of the frsighting from Wilcox to Globe we cite the fact ths. 20 work animals were wa.ered at -homsun's wells ID tbree successive .ays.-SIlver Belt.
 Much praise is due to Nr. Eddy for .Is untIrIuE efforts il behalf of the 1 n'erprise. It looks nuw a- though our ] oad will certainly be buil-. and it's ! ompie'i"n inausurste era of pros eTty for the country through which # [ .'' '-i-f Lt''t t''-A ' 70 N--r 'l tue IlcutSt linlug districts ot Arizona, that Of ] Belt. | Both the Grand Central and Conten- ion mines have been compelled to Iav '. fl a shift or Two, by reason of the ore 2 aving accumulated faster than it can 2 e handled. This don't look much like {. be ore bodies giving ont. Let the : rockers put this in their pipes and ! moke it.-Epitaph.
 The first National Bank opened for . u.fues- thIs morning though there Is g lll much work In the way of fixing up b bout the place tO be doue-Herald. b