Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-03
WEEKLY CITIZEN. S,TTRD1Y- NOVEMBER 3, 1883
Local Intelligence.


 The yellow fever Is reported to b near Chihuahua.
 An electric light is being put up nea the round-house.
 Move WicSs has purchased a Slo,Uu residence m Los Angeles.
 Paul Riecker has gone into Pima county to survey townships.
 A notice on the Buckingham says 1t l closed till the sInelter starts.
 The dynamite demons blew mp coa mine n Pennsylvania the other day.
 A baile in the Barrie Libre seems t be a correct thing for the undertaken.
 Beautiful snow has fallen on tin Santa Rita and Santa Catalina noun .ains.
 Several young men around here aru .,oipc down to work on the Sonora rail road.
 The new Bermuda grass on the court house lawn Is outgrowing the old Ken
 ucky.
 A reasonable doubt is right; and al unreasonable doubt should not be eI pressed
 T. C. Hoffman has bonded the Bol Tail mine, Of Pioneer district, to eastern parties.
 war has broken out among the butchers. When mOnOp0lies disagree tIe people make coin.
 A petition Is being circulated by Geo ?. Cum for the re-appoIntment of Su- p-eme Justice French.
 The exclusive right to fish m the Gulf of California has been leased to a Chinese firm Of San Francisco.
 Happy is the man who possesseth a tux mrne: he shall sell his possessions and ootaIn great wealth thereby.
 The rain o5 last Friday and Saturday ID Arizona must have been a portion of tae same rain occurring n ,ahforn a.
 Me-srs. Baldwin g Mengren have re- -1rlrd t0 Tombstone to take charge of the Crystal Palace for 1. Hittinger, of tlis city.
 A. E. T5uzalin, president of the A.chlson. Santa Fe and New Mexico railroad, Is expected to be Tn Tucson next week.
 As nearly every man ir Tucson has a mi-e when the shelter starts up the 'iabe domiciles vii be changed for mar ble mansions.
 Lucas still aiyertises in the New Mexican that he has branch iewelry store .u Tues 1n, when 1t has been gone for Q long time.
 The Gro Belle mlne near Tip Top. in which several Tucson parties are inter e5tei, has commenced a steady ship meut of ore 5o the Denver smel.er.
 Fl Frouterizo says 1t Is glad to an nouac- 1T has received news that the ac- count Of the killing of the custom house officer at Qlitovaquita Is uncertain.
 The spot where Louis Schoeneberg drowned himself Is in a ditch about half a mile from town on the hospital lane. There ls a Mexican adobe across the road.
 John Gardiner has been appointed [ n Red Star Line of steamships. Tickets sold Co and from Europe ar reasonable rtas
 Itis reucrled that the executive com mit,ee Of tLe merchants league met yesterday afternoon and decided not to contest the payment of county taxes aay longer.
 Mis, Helena Goldschmidt, sister of Mrs Mansfield and Mrs. tloTshem ar- ry-i rom Hamburg, Germany, last evening. and intends t1 make Tucson he- iutgre home.
 The r.zth lodge n the Territory o5 the Knights os Pythias will be instituted in Charleston ueEt Monday evening. Delegations from Tucson, Benson and Tombstone will be present
 The following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week end ing Oct. ?: Tombstone M. x M. Co, 2 bars Custom mil, bar; Grand Cen tral bars; Contention 6 bars; total, Il bars.
 Dr. P. J. Oettinger, agent for the Den Yer smelter. has succeeded h obtaining patronage from this section. One car load uf Quijotoa ore from the Davis Mckay mines was forwarded yesterday, and others are to follow.
 Prof. Geo. C. Hall has received the ap- pOinment of superintendent to the meetIng of National Educationsl Associ- ation to be held July l5th, 1881, at Mad is0u. Wisconsin, and tO act as general manager Of that association h Arizona.
 Mr. l. 5. Fried stated to CITIZEN reporter this morning that the business Of the Ray mine would alone pay the expenses of the narrow gauge railroad that far. This is certainly very en- c5uragiug fact for the narrow gauge people.
 There is no town on the Slope that peO- ple enjoy themselves socially than Inc son except It be San Diego. Parties, s0clals, receptions and weddings follow each other so rapidly that the reporters rejoice in the ease with which society news come.
 ". B. Hopkins has purchased the Elite, recently kept by J. :. Melgreen. The transfer was made at l2 o'clock last night The old Buckingham IS deserted. W. F. West IS the ba-keeper at the Elite. The boys have 6 cosy place on the corner.
 Messrs. Hoag and Armstrong, former ly of this city, have joined partnership with the firm of WOOdhead & Porter, of Los Angeles, formerly Noodhead & Gay. Mr. Armstrong remains Tn Los Angeles, while Mr. HOag conducts a branch store in Oakland.
 George ?. Mohan, who kept a saloon at the depot, was taken to the hospital today. He is very sick, and priest was sent out to visit him this afternoon. M0hau has a wife and child in Los An geles, who went up last week just before be vas taken sick. He was formerly butcher at Los Angeles.
 G.J. Roskruge has surveyed a new hne from Tucson to the SabrnO dam. The old lIue made quite an elbow m passing Lowell, leaving the fort to the north. The new line goes as the crow files, leaving Lowell to the south, and passes through a gap in the low, rolling foot hills visible opposite the depot.
 Thomas uaugnlin, a Los Angeles priuter.stopped over in Tucson yester- day and today on his way home from Chihuahua. Mr. Laughlin has been m Chihuahua four months, during which time he has had control of the spanish columns of the Daily News. He will return there in December.
 J.T. Fitzgerald. the popular clerk of the Board of Supervisors Of Graham county, who has been in town a day or two. left for Solomonville this morning. Nr. Fitzgerald Is one of the live men Of Graham county, who favOrs every legltl- mate proposition to build up his county and the territory.