Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-07
Local Intelligence.
His Juh is a copper color.

His Juh is copper color.
 The new city hall will be completed by | the 10th inst.
 The term oI the District Court will | close J Gly lU.
 Frank H. Burns has sold out the City Market c. William Sholderer.
 A qoa f1ot artosian well has been sue cessfully bored at Sombretillo.
 Ms. J. P. Gabriel Of Florence. is ly- ing very dangerously il in this city.
 Quite a number of the miners at Total Wreck have been discharged.
 Births,deaths and marriages are notic- cd rarely in our Territorial exchanges.
 On Saturday @ lady residing in the suburbs killed a rattlesnake having eight rat5les and a button.
 Captain T. J. Cuddy has been elected chief of the Los Angeles polIce, vice Henry King, resigned.
 The electric light company are busy putting up their lamps ID stores and at tsching the circuit wire.
 The change in railroad time applies only to the Central Pacific line, and not to the Southern Pacific.
 Los Angeles recently shipped sixteen carloads of oranges ID one day, amount ing 10 l, I,l25. 900 oranges.
 The police force have paid their way so far in the amount of fines paid into the city treasury for arrests.
 
 The nan who can work at the black smiths forge or tine assayer's furnace these days must be fire proof.
 Judge SLello2 has countermsnded the order for the Graham county session Of he Is.r-,orla- district court
 Mr. Charles Wores has received a very fine specimen O' cInnabar from the new Almaden 2 Icksllver mines.
 When it gets to be 20 warm that 8 lead pencil will warl in 8 reporters hands, you can depend upon lt that 5s some heat aroCEt.
 Peter Loss ls In town getting an out fit 70 dlE a we'd for has cattle ranch some ten miles this side of Long's Camp in the Santa Catalinas.
 S. ". Fisher, internal revenue col Iector, will remove his office to Albu- oue-que for the consolidated Arizona and New Mexico districts.
 Itis rumored that Frank Oakley has enlisted not in the salvation army but Cucle Sam's and that this accounts for his disappearance the last week.
 The best way to the Lower California gold fields is via San Diego by water to San Fernando. then IL is only forty miles overland, with plenty of grass and water.
 The Daily Silver Citizen, published at Silys. City. New Mexico, comes to hand. l. IS ueatIy printed four column folio, IS well iIei with local news, and has a fair showing of te.e-rams.
 The pIck lnE process upon the Gila munster belonging tO Alr. W0res, failed to embaln the auIma. properly, and yestsriay hIs body waa consigned to the earth. ashes to ashes, etc.
 Some corn raised in the vicinity of Tucs0n by the Chinese gardeners com mits some curious freaks. A grain in one ear measures fully half an inch in diameter, forming regular button.
 The temperature in the CITIZEN office daring the past six days, at l2 o'clock m-, was as follows; Monday, 25th. 9S; Tuesday, 25rh, go. Wednesday, 27th, 102; Thursday, 2sth, 97; Friday, 2Oth, 94; Saturday, 3ltn, 91.
 Last year Arizona produced over IT, 000000 pounds of copper. Thus far during the present year the increase has been 33 per cent, and new furnaces are gong up. It will be a safe estimate that ATizona's output will be at least 25,000.00J pounds for 1883.
 $. E. Dodge. at Oracle, Santa Catalina mountains, will be prepared in a few days to accommodate visitors to the Shady Oak Groves. They have fine water. The thermometer IS never above S0%. It is a good summer resort to es- cape the extreme heat.
 Acting Chiefof Police Appel was born in Hessa. and is a lneal descendant of thpsa old Teutons who were induced to fight the Ravolutionists for hire. It is snsoected that MT. Appel introduced the Hasslaa hy into this country, at least Fritz K 'ntzen says so.
 Mir. Samuel Hughes who has been east with her children, who are attend ing school at Lawrence, Kansas, during | the 9ast two years, returned yesterday. returned yesterday. Her numerous friends will be glad to see her and vel come her back to her old home.
 \ gentleman from northern Arizona reports .hat zoe nan cone of the San l Francisco mountains has been quite 1 ac.ive the past weeks, emitting l suiphurous fumes and smoke. The l chances are that our northern neighbors | wall have a httle VcsuvIus of their own.
 4 gentleman who has long resided in ! Arizona informed CITIZEN reporter to- | day that there as enough water in the hills and mountai1s to IrrIgate every foot of land in the Territory, but that the cattle men were taking 1t all up be- fore capital had chance to develop it.
 The man who died Saturday at Casa Grande was named J. IL Winfield. A coroner's jury brought in verdict that "the deceased was named J. II. Win l field. a native of Baltimore, Maryland, | 56 years Of age, a carpenter by trade, | and that be came to hls death from the | effects Of liquor and exposure to heat" |
 The fne large Gila monster, that was captured some three weeks ago by Mir. | O. R. Wores at ArIvaca, is now a beau | tiiul pickle. 1t took a cnpful of ammo | mia fifteen minutes 70 make away with l his inv ards. He was getting too expen- sive so feed. His remains can be seen at | Mr. Wore-. assayiuE office m Camp | street, to .eshar with @ large collection l of othe- Arizona curiosities.
 Acting Chief Of Police N B. Appel | made the following report to-day of | arrests for the month ot June: Drunk | and disorderlv, p; smoking opium, 20; vagrancy, .; n lde- ordinance No. 4S, ,; | sssanlt and ha tery, 8; burglary, 3; petit | larceny, ?; nuisance, 3; misdemeanor, ?; malicious mischief, .; fraud. ?; disturb | ing the peace, I; obtaining money under l false preteuces. l; cruelty to animals, l. | The arrests for May exceeded those of last moath by four.
 How canary bird be happy in a cage ? All other birds cry sparrow, spare us | from such fate l' The author of this 1 was ont tO the fiesta on lark last night | talking like parrots and robbin the bar keepers Ot swallows. As he was being |
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