Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
Local Intelligence.

Ina usllso the new engine house are
 ,.t,, tIe height of the first story.
 ,,.-,,f Tuc-on ladies are making
 -stons to leave for the summer.
 n- L. Dexter Lyford Is in Los An
 = and wlll probably locate there. Ina Justcez of Peace in the Tucson
 ,.,--,r. one and all, complain of dull T uues
 r.. hotels in the cIty are taxed almost ,----f tgglr capacity to accommodate .e. transient patronage.
 n-.r-rrt Court will convene next -l---I,y morning, should Judge SheI- 5-r ar-Ive prIor tO that day. r-stbs vigorous corn on the left lit .-..,- winch constitutes the todch of '.',r-, that makes Us all achln. I'm, new railroads to be built from r-...u. and reduction works establish T Tucsuu's boom IS surely at hand The Santa Cruz bottoms, fronting the ..-r s15uli be crossed by several broad 5-r.. 1r promensies, hued with shade ,---. uf eucalyptus.
 r-4 Prescott Courier, after reviewing ..ailt1rIal page, commences its locals --5.1 .Nr-cy, now she blows y! The ex- -----i1n Is appropriate.
 Al up-couaty paper speaks of bad .-sry." which implies the possibility of .-,5 ones, perhaps lu the sense conveyed 2, -I,a expression, good Indians" This abaut the season 10 prepare a ...-.. .f approprlate adjertives that wlil 5lsi.duate lusuce to the dove-taIleu -,..-iness of the pestIiecous sumner it,
 1fs following letters are uncslled for ..-.- p..sce hotel:. u 4 St0weli, Ines. P.e.g. Joseph A Hatch, Joseph Me 1.a-... A M Anderson, J E Nukerson a1i q J Brcht-
 v4-s-s. C. ". kempton and Arthur F5-.1.-. formerly of Gro Blanco, in .r.- county. now hang out a snlngie at Al Broadway, New lur6, as mining en- rB.--s. May success attend them
 14mb-r of Tucsou's leading citizens -,r--rlu.at- building residences east of military plaza luuug the present season. h ~IIuut be long before that portion of 61rc.ty wlll be dotted all over with com i5--aue homes
 Geo. T. Hyatt, Probate Judge of Gra- Desuatt. Is lu the cIJy. The CITIZEN s-i-r-i call from him. He reports h..lu-,, luly far. The Mormon lmmI r-.aol he says Is large IL that county, su- srI.l they come.
 The R ,s,er of Troops serving in the D-.4r,ll-ut of Arizona, for tnr mDutu fl N4r. has been received. This pub l..ruu .s issued bI-moltlls, and Is ...-.- lt a-cI-ate iuf brmatiOu relative t5a.I ths troops In tnIs Territory.
 Mr. Clas. R. Drake las been appoint I-.lsu Trustee, to iii the vacancy c,l,-I Dy the re>IgnaIIoS of F. w. G-s-- llr. Drake Is an old resident of T. I--ll. aIi nr taxes m active interest ID t-e educational progress of the cIty.
 Toe following bu.hpn Was shipped f-lu = lIIt ItI1a lIrlu- tl- week end a-N.y 6-l: Tombstone mining com u.1r.z oar-, 5 sUJu mIll. | Dars, Con ts.tgu m4l, bars; Head Center mill, b4r-. Grand Central mill, 10 bars Il;a., jl nars
 The rdlt5r of Yuma paper has been presented EIth cake of roap. Alter course uf instruction lu It, use 1t I- hap-I that he may be promoted to a position next Co yodlIu-ss even though be ml-lt n- made tO feel Hke a cat Iu strange garrett.
 The san FrancIsco Chronicle has it a hrtle uZrd That paper credits the -u,r..ug rangers to Tucson. A mistake, i--1i. rsm J-ceus wears that wreath of honor Rand -uouli not be robbed of her I-u--l-. They k.u two peaceful h. dlaus and immediately returned home.
 It's stated that some mormon settlers have organized Co build au lrugatIug canal a tu- east side of Salt river, talk lug rl-.- -lp3ly uf water from the Op- p0s.tl .lle 1f the river from the new canal company. \ eo4hict of interests that aEI involve lawsuit, k ilaDle to follow.
 Some towns, Ike some people, if they ever attain greatness lt must be thrust upou them. Tte narr " gauge railroad w.ll ue built to Gl be nof fWltustandIng
 
 There are some good people In Globe, notvItlstaniInE the efforts of that paper t0cIuyIuce tue puJlIc to the contrary.
 The Prescott Courier says "We Were pleased 70 receive a call from Hon. W. E. Il rt0u. Territorial Superintendent utPuhic Inst uction. Mr Horton tells u- that nIue counties in the Territory have already taken he school enumer u1n. and The law makes It necessary that # should oe taken as school moneys are t0 o-iIstrIDut-d according to the returns from it,"
 A spondentin the Phenix Herald Eau's rue -sthstIc name of PheulN changed from ~rhe Garden City to -Ile Gem Jf the Desert" The desert l- not very prolific in gems, but Puenlx might approach jha title by being called tl- Emerald Gas $, or If the name be considered too verdant, there Is a very practical suggestion In the paraphrase sgye.latiun ul the Past Politicians E4rlll-e,' Iuasmuch as IL Is geograpnl- ca..y located up Salt river.
 The inquest un the death of John Cameron va, n-id before Coroner E J smith today, and the iury returned suh- s-autla.y -ne following vsrdl;t: John Can r1u. aged about 22, came to hls i-ata on rhe etn day of May, 1883, by w0lll caused hy the explo-lnu ot a water pipe whilst In thr act uf commit tl. the crime of trying tD explode the water works uf the Omega mining com plgy, led and abeJted by one k-euer and Doc Wariug, according Co the ante l1.tem statement of deceased
 gentleman in this city who has cured ava.u.lle dog Of the complaint thougut .0 be rabies. says there have beeu no mad dogs m rdcspn. The animals Thought to be thus afflicted were suffer ing simply Vlth ticks m tHeFr ears, which were boring Into the braIn. He eX- iractrd several from the ears Of his dog and the animal recovered at once. This sets at Test a subject winch has occa- stoned DO small amount of uueasiness Iu this city. and 1t presents another overwhelming argum cut against tue tick system.
 Even the dumb animals acquire habits tlat show at least retentlve memory f u0t reason. Indeed there Is a degree ,l reason ln many Of them, beyond ine borders of mere instinct. An instance ls lsr.iated by Hon. H. =. Stevens, of the horse used by rhe city lamp lighter. A crTt iu route in hgh ing the lamps has always been taken, and now the horse, without any guidance whatever, will un- eruugiy take the proper direction, and stop at each lamp post m successiou' without missing one. In case of a new lamp being erected, breaking in on the old habit. the horse adopts the new route naturally, after few evenings When the lamps have all been lighted, the auInal. without waiting for g word oi command, rushes to its stable for lts supper.