Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Local Intelligence.

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 The municipal election comes eiT next Monday.
 The town is rapidly filling up with strangers.
 Three inches of water have risen in Warmers pond since Thanksgiving.
 The list of delinquent taxpayers will be larger this year than ever before.
 Colin Cameron has added sixty-four Hereford and Police Argus bulls to h.s ranch
 MT. Simpson, railroad engineer, is building a neat residence east oi the depot.
 VIC. Davis has sold his tin store to W. E. Stevens. An inventory was taken yesterday.
 C.F. Murphy is a candidate for chief of police. He made a good one 'n Stockton
 Tom Porter has sold out the Grand Central saloon, and thinks of settling n Wslla Walla.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Gillette went out to the Sierritas this morning to remain tIll Christmas.
 The Cameron Brothers announce their intention Of starting a live stock Journal here about New Years.
 The Papagos are manufacturing an unusual number of ollas this season. rut they keep up prices all the same.
 tPascuai Morales, trusty in the conn ty jail on a charge of grand larceny ei- fected his escape on November 2Oth.
 The blackboard stage line will make two trips 8 week to the QuliOtoas, -eav- ing Tucson on Tuesdays and Fridays at noon.
 Dan Allen. who has been in Jail over eight months on a charge of ourglary, will be tried at this term of the district court.
 Saturday afternoon and night a good shower of rain fell. The dust was nicely laid, and the weather Is fine as a coIse- queDce.
 The rain on Saturday afternoon and evening was 22 hundredtns of an inch. There was another brisk shower yester- day evening.
 Mrs. T. c. Webster vii! receive some S3,0O0 from the Brotherhood Of Loco motive Engineers on account oi her husbands death.
 Jose Carrisoso alias Procopio. Muuet- ia is wanted in California on e criminal charge, and the extradition papers are being made out.
 NJ. Walsh will defend four horse thieves at this term of the district court l. \. Earl, Nestor Martinez, Androulco Tisnada and HIlainl Franco.
 The Brotherhood Of Locomotive En- gineers at large have offered to operate with the Tucson division m offering 8 reward for the train robbers,
 Fine watch repairing a specially at J. A. Turner < Co, jewellers, Congress aud Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches, digmonds'aui jewelry. dSw
 The narrow gauge railroad company have concluded not to use the Pima county bonds. as they have succeeded in interesting other and more available capital.
 Some visitors at the San Xavier church recently were greatly astOnlshcI on entering the choir to see ID the fires coes representations of ladies dressed in polIce papers style.
 J.N. Earl the notorious horse tLieE now before the grand jury, IS a hne-iook- ing negro. His head resembles JulIus Cesar. He looks like he might be a twin brother to >ciplo Africanus.
 When a member of the Common Council arose from a faro game one evening last week he was just Sl,5Jl be- hind in the game. He promptly pre- sented his check and went home.
 G.. Roskruge, who has just returned from Sulphur Spring valley, says he heard 1t stated by the stockmen that there are only abour l3,OJ0 head Of cattle in the whole valley, and that lt ls capable of supporting l0lo0l
 E. W. RisIey has resigned his office as shorthand reporter of the district court and W. H. WestcOtt has been appointed in his place. Mir. Westcott was with Judge Sheldon at Solomonvllle. Mr. Risiey Is at Tombstone, attending court there.
 Col Joseph Dur, the Ranchmau, is reported to have On hand the finest stock of Christmas wines and table deli cacies to be found in the territory. Call or send order to his place of business on the corner Of Camp and Meyer streets.
 Mrs. Amadon, of Los Angeles, l. serv- ing out a sentence of five years at san Quentin for being accessory to the mur- der of her husband, Henry Amadon, 8 locomotive fireman. The Brotherhood have taken her children to distant re.a- tiyes in Massachusetts.