Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28

S53,777 5L
 Oi all towns ou the railroad Lords
 big as said Co be enjoying the grsates.
 rasn at present
 Tombstone had Its first snow on tEe
 l9.n. It was accompanied by pieIc
 in. cold viuo.
 Fifty cents is the amount Of money a
 LJs AuIe.es rough came here to have a
 good trm- on.
 The reported sale ot Pete Kitchen s
 ranch aud cattle for S4lu-u Is sad tO
 have ial el through.
 Tar Clifton Clarion under the manage
 mauf aI Ai-. D. L.. Sayre Wiu be issLed
 in f..a pu February tttee-tl.
 T.. H-riles no longer run on regular
 ti l-. out aII make JIps Go any part
 the city that their employers may d,-
 sire.
 Pr0.e -1r GuzuaI went mp to River
 side lh, week [. ezamiue tue Ellei-
 Gtor.,I p-oh -r for Air. l.. ZsykeL- dJ-L
 Jns c. pery has written the CITIZEN frJm NeF GslE -lauug that he would D -l,in uls uunaaa-d jJurney On or about the w-utieth.
 Tle 'ai uambe- of the Florence Eu- tarpuss Ua- iu.l l0 tue neck with good reaIuE matter pertaining ;y that sec tl5a -f tle c,uat--
 BIT. J. ". II ,-ktus, Of Globe, well bH0@l here, Coat np.ates g. visIt Co San Fru.se1, New lurG and Washington
 He wal Ue .oseuJ DIX months.
 ll- 5. Kaufman fortunately succeed eiIu -e.IuE back fI m kuIgnt s2A45 oIt uf prs-Iule S2j. consequently he pre rre4 uo clarge against hIm.
 Il T,mb-t1ue 247 arrests were made for the p4>t year. IucsUn cln go them 5Il uei--l a4d tucu discount them dou- b g. Here the lav vas enforced.
 The town ct Benson had a mar ow es 'tre ..lm fire a fea days since. For tull ely no wlad Tds b.oFins. utuer- wl-e tls place would have been des- t-ry--.
 "E T-auterizo,' a Spanish paper of Tucs1I. e.E.rI b. Don Ga los Veiasca. Las U.-4 shown Us by Nr. R. C. Brown. Lc1f4 g-g- and veIeuteI rueet.-Pres- CItt aa-a=-.
 Tn olumb.a Copper Companies No. gu=. fsu and tlr-e, nave Deru cOusUll- dat d, au.rI lurie facJ gave caus. for th stars -I.uJr Ut @ consultation with th- 0 l-sa.
 Ja sk Erl-t Is taking a hard pull and a long pal at vegetation Iu these parts. bu- 80 .lr as klJ -,n he has a -c5upilsLed L s.llag b -51II the a pPIIC of the burst ans r1-e buds.
 The Surveyor c sneral for Arizona has ser asI-e two sections of puoiio d ,ma.n, . -- ya--sllp D, range ,. at GIla be Id. . -1y tlc use Uf, and occupation toy. tue rapa4u IlIians.
 A SOD of Professor Blake of the Smith |. s1l.tl Institute, uas accepted the pb- sl IJu .I a-s per at tue Silver hIuE l1.l auI entered upon the discharge ot -Is duGes ihi- week.
 District Attorney Zabrislie and '. $. aar-ral IIbtu nave telegr rapbei that Eaula leave Washington tor New .rE ves.rriay. From that city they "it cHm- direct Co ArIz1ua.
 Tom Eerr's effects. consisting of larse, salL-, bride, revolver anu knife, Fery -yld Iu Globe at public action a educ -aul, January 18th. Geo H. A-lel got tue wu lle outfit for SGI
 Gae m.rcbgrts Of Fl Paso have soured 0- fl- Mexican dollar and now rate theu %. O. standard value of ninety cents. A -Iu lar move among Tucson mer- --alt- Wauld %, appreciated by many.
 Telegram. from P- scott stale that au l-.Has g Eh- yf last week the thermom- -Tg- eroed fifteen degIees below Zero. 5 ben lr -gtrlCs freezing poiat in Inc son tle ne ru'e Imagine tue place CYrr- sa#auvta 's The north pole.
 lae C.'ums.a Copper Company con- -ruls anau. twenty hr~t class claims ln , ID le- --a1 frlghd uf their works iu the ! ,autu Ei-ls, some @. which, especially le Copper hiuy, Mohawk and Florida. . are developing into blc mIn,s.
 U.N. Al-.as, N. D., who was here last year, aui ha- been at Natampras aud 8r1w--ysI.o. Texas. during tle yellow .-Fsre - 2.r, has returned Co iuis city .ua l,--I a-ar.'rg has prulcssIon here. He ' -- '1ra-.a ar a. ~. oury residence, on . Nam street Tho .l c-n7tcrs wal, a5 larbor,r I a' s.elrI and tii h. that su long has stood 5. So ule l.c- ta lls health of this city. Uas { being 'o-l down and c2rted away to- day. Eu iae ordering of that work au- a-a-- good deed must toe scored m favor @ ot tle Hayar and CIty CouuciL Inform ltion received from Contention. 3 .la- number of San NHv-er V -'a .a-a arrived t- that eIty Iu Saur- day a-f and oa the night following, | lle lrGgE. two or them rolled into "a l- rm8 --s and were burned to lc .ts. osH usu survived bis injuries a 1--a -.Hrt -wa tas U-her one lived for " ours.
 a -a-e.ar. says the Silver City IN. :. -LH .".- -rrsa. uumrl John Fitzgerald, .' rrl known .0 tHf= cuunty and through 9 1n --..". Hict at Pyramid CIty on e a Tn .Hr . Re ES ale owner of some '- ..- u.a-H- property Iu Pyramid , a- -e aIstric-S. i-e cause !, 'I HF -.-Ir lH supposed to have been .. l-esra 1aIa- H Ar Goldberg has returned from the -, lHH am.lea Cop er Camp. an the q, -I.r-- a q. D----c-. and reports sixty F --en l- tae employ ui tte company uu- der iae supervision oF C. H. Lord, aElrE ont ore and shipping to New i9rl ir rsltS.lnl- The specimens il brought iu by Nr. Goldberg are exceed n' .r-'s --h iu native copper To b. Laljy ~tttss that the indroduc. d iucUor uf thC smallpox into Tucson can ll' be rra-ai Co a man from San Na-cial " Erv Mexico, at which place te had '" been a u1 with thai disease, He was '" supposed t5 have recovered but the men ]" luv il fbe pest house were hls com m'.. laufous and travelled with him when VI 'omIu- tli- way.
 As -ts cypress tram was shOut tn .u cave Che depot Easterday, a stout, port Ia y l1-, sand 60 ha connected with -t rlTer-- troupe, had @ narrow escape aa rom death. He attempted to get ou a. ae moving sFaiu bat slipped and fell ua 1uaer. Fortunately for bim he wns 60 ez-i rr two men and drawn from un- -e ter Ua'r-e Che wheels could more than 10 1uch hm. '- 1r. Camille RlCiie-. for several years g rrarUrt0T 0f the Arivscs Hotel has mi e7sed the Pioneer saloon. opposite the pr 2aisce Hotel He purposes 70 removal. f . from cellar to rouf, and then stock it ,e Fi-h tle finest hquo-s ootaiuahle. Mr. ol 31uIIar lS Hmon the most pooula- nf n aen. and vlll DO doubt make the @Pio. vi .a-r' a- ic-orveily popular ss the hot. .r e A-ivaca under his management usel hi Q 1e thi