Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-18
Local Intelligence.
Lordsburg Is to have a newspaper.

Wild ducks are selling at seventy-hv
 cents each.
 FromFeb. Ist to 10th the police mad
 sixteen arrests.
 There IS great scarcity Of small coiI for change in town.
 Mexican silver Is setting at elgbty-si and half cents on tue dollar.
 Tombstone is sad to be deluged wit niutilated and deface6 currency.
 Levin's park IS being put in order fo the spring and summer campaign.
 These February mornings are Ma. mornings Of more northern latltuces
 NIT. Chan Tin Wo has a bushes di rectory oi al the Chinese houses il town.
 The bull fight in the Barrio Libre or Sunday last drew together quite large crowd.
 The hotels are posting notices thai all bills due them are payable lu c. . cIrrepcy-
 Mr. Don Sau5Crd IS building plank sidewalk in front 8f his new building oI Pennington street.
 Leave cf absence for twenty days has been granted Co Lieutenant B. Dayls ol the Tmrd Cavalry
 Dr. Yorba ls openings branch drug store iu WllcoL The town has long been h. need of one.
 Mr. john R. Drake, nephew Of County Recorder Drake, is said to be i!inE dan gerOusly i!l from pneumonia
 Mr. Gsal Enrques, gentleman well known in Sonora, Is sad to be a caadl- date for tue S0yernorsnlp Of that State.
 The freishters from the depot are re- ouired by the Southern Pacific railroad to give a bond Of four thousand dollars.
 Afr.J. Il. Harrison, commission and stock broker has had his otiics much lm- proved by the putting in Of show wIn- dow.
 Messrs. Boskru-e and Buehman have heard nothing ot their ,lost horses sup posed to have been stolen anout a week since.
 It is claimed that fifteen hundred Americans have located iu HermOsillo since the railroad was built to that place.
 All told there have been thirteen eases of smallpox at the pest house, two of which have died. seven cured, and four yet remain.
 Mrs. Anderson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hudson, has been quite Ill with pneumonia, but ls now con- valescIng.
 Nr Albert steinfeld whose engage menJ was announced few days since will be married on the l6tA. The invita- Hons are uut
 Mir. J. Y. Barret, ot the Star. having accepted @ position on the editorial staff of the San Francisco EIamine-, leave for that ci.y about the 2jth Inst.
 Ur. Wm. Zs,Aendo-f has built a large corral ue.-r Col Whites house, north of town, for the proper keeping of his stock of Baiu wagons for winch Is tIe accredited agent.
 Work on th. new Catholic Church wall b, commancei iu a few days. Cn- tiI 1t Is bDilt and ready for occupancy the usual sermon n English vii bs preach -d iu the cathedral.
 Dr. Burgess cousemplates tiip to HermO,ill0, aud other important cities ID Sonora. lie will be absent about two weeks. On h.s return he can ss usual be foanI a. cas Palace.
 9lessrs. Lester * Pierce have formed ro-partnerslip a5 pla-tere-s. MT. Lester Las been cicizel 5s Tucson for JEe pBst year anu b-ars ga good reputauou- M-. Pierce Eas lately come t0 the city.
 M-. D. T BnEgs 5le fortunate owner 0l 8 veral rich silver mines m She ais- trict of BatOpols, Chihuahua, has been summoned by telegraph to Boston. He VIII leave for there ou Tuesday next.
 Springtime appears to be again fs.. Upon us. The trees leah--. bug Tor about mlath. are again dressing uD m their garments of green. The leaves yl the alamos are already getting quite large.
 A usW company known as .Gs santa Rita Mining Company has b--n O-Eau- lzsd and will work mines Iu tIs Santa Rita mountains. The c0rTorI-e seal has been eugrayei and ls alread ic the hands of the company agent.
 The examination of1J. E. Joyce, ex- Chsirmaa of ,le Board of Supervisors Of C0cuise county, shows fraud, but whether on the part of Joyce or some party having access to the warrant book, which Was kept lusecure.y, remains to be seen.
 Mr. Perry, @ gentleman who has been seut here by the Department of Justice at Washington Co investIE gate the charges against Judge Hoover has been In the cIty several days. He will leave to- morrow for San Francesca. for further investigation.
 The new road from Casa Graude to Gunsight has been completed. IL IS as straight as au arrow and level as a floor. The builders put lt through on an air line and lt Is just seventy miles ia length. There Is not oetter-0ad, in any respect, m tine Territory.
 Cactus Lodge B. of l.. r., who gave its ball on the night af the seventh, has the satisfaction of knowing that 1t was not only a social but fiuancIal success. After paylUg all the indebtedness iu- curred, the boys are considerable more than one huudrsi dollars ahead.
 The first specimen of the noble rel. .' says the Lone Star, that Mrs. Lorne be- held was ou her rapid transit through ArIzo1a. Pointing towards It sine iu- quirsd of her husband ig that WAS not sH. | H a beetle. Hush, dssr." said the Marquis, that is . mountain rose bud, and the sDecies IS p-Ized very highly by the United States Government
 Superintendent Smith of the San Xavier mines reports the shIpmsE. ut two car loads @. silver ore tO Pueblo. Colorado. for reduction. The ore l- of fair grade. Should the result of th.s first shipment, justify it other shipments will made pending the completion of the San Xavier reduction works at the Sahuarito station.
 The funeral or c. $. McMIlIln was, despite thc rain, largely attended, yes terday. Fuiy one hundred NasOu- were Iu Inc ss were also a number of the Anc.est Order ci the Unitsd Work men. A large uumbsr Of citizeas, both gentlem-l and ialies, attended, lu car riages, which made the pocesslon tue largest ot any in the city within the past year
 Mrs. c. $. &cNllau desires by this means to sharE the Masonic Fraternity. the order ot Juitei Workruen and .the many friends who assisted her during her present sad bereavement, aud also of the ike care bestowed when she her self was sick several weeks since. At the death and burial ofher husband yes terday, mucI attention and care was shown and for Which she feels very gr-.te- ful.
 Mrs. M. D. Richards, the notice 8f whose deuth appears elsewhere, was regarded as an estimabie wife and