Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Local Intelligence.
T,qnctry has returned home.

Langtry has returned home.
 Watermeiaus are coming down 1T price.
 Riverside, Cal. has incorporated. and is now city
 There Is plenty of room in Tucson for A sb0logua mil.
 The absent teachers have another month to stay away.
 The Silver Belt thinks that Globe .bould have a real lookup.
 Some specimens of Pima wheat are or exhibition at the courthouse.
 The electric light men are busy getting realy for a grand illumination.
 The Phenix Herald reports the exist. snce Of smallpox ln that town.
 The Lrs Angeles Times says Crook is needed again across the border.
 The blackleg, a cattle disease, has broken out in Los Angeles county.
 The feast of St. Augustine approaches. It will happen on the 2sth proKlmo.
 Mexican was run over by the cars sud killed d Msricops on the 22d inst.
 Chief of Police Appel has been ap- rointed deputy United States Mar ,hal.
 The demand for ice has dropped some luring the cool weather of the past few dsys
 Emigrants to Washington territory write bark discOBraging accounts of the country.
 Ladies in Arizona can vote for School Trustees. An election wall be held here August 4th.
 All. Jackson and J. H. Simpson &C., ,7rpanied the Clifton stage robbers to Detroit, as guards.
 The Los Angeles Herald says a private telegram was received there announcing Inc death of Barnum.
 Sheriff Paul is in Denver, having gone tbers to get William Mover, who broke all here last October.
 A line ot scho0ners are running be- tween San Diego and the gold fields of Lower California. The fare is S25.
 Mir Porter IS manager of Porter's ho- -fl during his mothers absence in Cali ioruia. where she Is attending his father.
 Justices blanks put up in 8 pack scss. as elsewhere advertised, at the CITIZEN office, printed on frst-class pa- per.
 Bu-I's addition is growing Many new houses have been put up there of late. A school will soon be opened there.
 The register laws are suspended for the election of school trustees only the SIX months previous residence Is re- suired.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad com 7snv have increased the freight rate slljl per car between Los Angeles and Fl Paso.
 W. R. Sheen. of Kansas, Deputy Grand Master A. O. U. w.. will organize B L-gion of Select Knights in this city next tuesday evening.
 Fine watch repairing a speciality at J. 4. Turner d c., jewellers, Congress and Never streets. Money advanced on watches, diamonds and iewelry. d&w
 Music has charms. etc. An owl perch ,i 0u the limb of a cottonwood tree in the park. in frolt of the stage, last night, .lietly watched the whole performance.
 Considerable change Is being made in the figures of the Board Of Equaliza- ton, -ut ma. ority of the assessments thus far stand as they have been raised.
 An ez-supreme judge Of Arizona presumably Judge Siient-recently pre- sidei aJ a mock-trial al Santa Monica, at which the prosecuting witness, Dick ScdielTelin. was fined the lemonade for the crowd.
 When the city library gets moved into its Dew quarters 1t has been suggested that it would be a good thing to start museum lu connection herewith. The number of rare curios possessed by peO- pie who would be willing to give Is con- siderable Judge A W Sheldon has been suffer inc from a sloughIng wound in one of hs hips. which he received twenty years ago in the war. Next week he intends ty have an operation performed upon him by one of the best surgeons of San Frsucisco to see fl be can get relief. 4 letter came a few days ago to the Tucson post office addressed to the "prettiest Woman m Tucson" The mis- sle was dropped into the CITIZEN box, but the book-keeper was afraid 1t was loaded, and wouldn't touch it. It was returned to the postofice. Cannot any one claim it2 An old teamster, a man who has been teamiug to and through the San Carlos reservation the last dozen years, says that the thing to do is to issue an order 1 for the reservation Indians to deliver up l their arms. Let thls order stand good, l and # they do not b1ng in their guns, regard every Indian thereafter seen with l firearms as a hostile, and treat them Rc- eJringiy. The general public verdict just now Is | tlat General Crook was actually cap | tlr-i bv the Indians, and that the last | campaign was an InglOrlOus fiZZle. IL | reminds us of the man who went out to eaten bear. He came tearing into camp on a dead run without hat or coat, | and when his comrades sang out, Did | y1u catch the bear, Jim ?" he answered, You bet yOUr life I did, and am bring ms him right into camp" as the grizzly with open mouth and blazing eyes, came charging after Mining Exchange Invitations are out to the coming we'd ding 0f Mis- Artemisia Pearson and Mir. James N. WilkIns, on the 2Sth instalt. Miss Pearson is well-known as one Of the most beautiful and accomplished y0ung ladies of Tucson, and has long teen recognized as the leader of mu- slcal circles. No concert was ever &C., Enowledged to have been complete with cut her presence and assistance. MT. Wilkins Is one of the solid business men oi Tucson who has proved his faith ID the tuture prosperity of Tucson by "his works m investing his means m one Of lts finest business blocks and ID beIng intimately connected with its cOmmer- Gal circles.
 The C.r,pfrr oF nnn Oufyofe