Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-25
Local Intelligence.

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 The First National Bauk will occuT
 the Wilkins block on August 27th.
 Acting Governor Van Arman does D,
 ts;nk he can pardon May WoodmRn.
 Beware of the beer samplers, lest the
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 Parties from Fort Huachuca report -relv time there in the court martial al
 far.
 L :. Williams. District Clerk. an
 Dan Jeuch. of Congress, are sufferin f-1r1 rnaluual fever.
 The Los Angeles Times has a funn man, who is working the telephon racket for all 1t IS worth.
 4 man named William c. Howe, age, s5 years, committed suicide in Lo Angeles Sunday morning.
 The striking printers on the Lo Angeles Times will have a benefit Sun day at Washington Gardens.
 The erection of a store, restaurant ant blacksmith shop has been commenced Al the Abbie Waterman mIne.
 Professor q. c. Hall says that tn, .uauat in h,s hands, raised for library rr-poscs. IS about SS) in 'dobies.
 4 genuine Apache Indian in towr las, evening. clothed in bis aboriginal dress. attracted no little attention.
 The striae of the printers on the Lot Angeles Time has created quite q b-etzs among the craft ID the angelic burg.
 Nm. Isaac, of Phenix, recently sold .Ul1l pounds of wheat, grown in Mari sa9a. at Sl45 per cental, a total amount osS2@J
 The santa Rita Land and Mining Company have 20.OO0 acres on the upper S.lta Cruz valley, which they propose t7ldlizin1
 Tle smuggling between Sonora and Arizona has decreased almost to nothing owing to the vigilance Of the custom house officers.
 Alfred E. CarrillO has been appointed Drruty Sheriff vice Burke resigned. y-. Carrilo has served faithfully as D-rcty Jail0r for several months.
 La-t Saturday night Prescott was ;laniuated with the natural electric krlt. for much of if concentrated on barn. killed a horse and ignited Q lot of lay
 leL5s Angeles Daily Evening Free L.acs l. DOW a six-column paper, aud -.yes evidence oi prosperity. The man a.s,. Col T. ;. Harris, is full of enter prise. and Is tound to win.
 The Oro Grande Mill Company pay R. Nldzau. proprietor or the Nadeau Hgl-e of Los Angeles, S6,0O0 per month t- laulIng ore from Calico to Gro G-aule, distance of forty miles.
 Ms Stephauie Redondo a charming ys1a- lady o' this village died in Tue -sa uu Monday last Of pneumonia. Her llrss circle of friends and relatives sin esrs.y ---re. her decease.-Yuma Sen uueL
 ps--.-S returning from Hermosillo re- pl-i t., weather to be simply hot. Phe- llz and Yuma are simply nowhere. No body wears @ coat and vest, but just get d5v1 as near Natures original garb as possible.
 The backbone ot the hot weather was announced several days ago by the news papers Co be broken. The journals ap- pear ;3 have told the truth, as 1t is now cold enough Of nights 5o enjoy a sheet pulled up over ones body. Iabs.la J. Putnam, of Clinton, Henry c5.atg. Missouri, offers a reward of Sl00 D. her daughter, Lille May, aged five l y=s-s. ulo was abducted two years ago ! by TAsJa Putnam. When last heard 1. from they we're at Bellevue, Idaho.
 I1 as interview with a telegraph oper- a.a- last evening he stated that it was universally understood among them that tl= officers of the Brotherhood had sold 1 olt t1 Jgs Gould. The men who make | money i1 this manner deserve a hempen l crlrt
 D-mia-, New Mexico, Is putting on BITS. lt has a bank, the Commercial, l v..u C. Il. Dane as one of the directors; Las .9uglt ground for a mile race track, vlta suitable buildings, to be managed | ir four directors, while a tweuty-ton ,ul.te-. to cost about S6,O0O, is to be soon erected, much of the money being already subscribed
 The Sleriii-s office is vory busy at T-=ssHt Under-SherifT Cordis is kept | at t-e desk continually, and Deputy Sheriff Carrillo IS ever on a collecting i'lr The jailors have their hands full | r.l their happy family. The boss him s-i always has his hands full, so there can be no occasion for any remark that i1= office IS dull or even appears so.
 M u-w cases of smallpox have been | reported iu the last two days. The Sanitary Committee IS working faith il..g and coascientiously to eradicate 'ae last yestIge Of the foul disease. If il- people will fumigate and vaccinate as resuested by the committee the trou- be VII soon be at an end. If they do hot We can expect to be cursed with the disease @ long time Phenix Herald.
 Upon 6 close estimate made by Mir. D. Ne.ssco, assignee of R. Velez X Co, ila liabilities Of the house are placed at Si'',, f which S2l16 are due creditors in Arzo4a, the balance,are owing in San francisco aud Kansas City. The assets | are Sj,1eN, of which there IS merchan- aise as per inventory, S4,634; accounts due to the firm. SI,164. leaving a balance l4 lavur of ih5 house, S9l0. The lmme- | lllie cause of the failure was the pres l sure from outside creditors.
 The Phoenix Herald suggests that 'Ae CITIZEN vIslts the orange groves of 1 Los Angeles before getting to Phoenix. | From a postal route agent last evening | U vas learned that two fresh hands Were on this route and hence the liability | Co mistakes. Another thing is the long | nm these agents make. From Deming l 70 San Francisco IS 8 sixty hours run l sii1olt one wink Of sleep. It is little | 100 much and 1t is a wonder that more | mistakes are not made. The other evening on the west-bound 1 Tram, some young bloods set in to have | al aIl night lima of if Bottle after bot l