Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Local intelligence.

Rev. U. Gregory has returned iron his trip to Prescott.
 The Laguna ranch has been sold to I l.. Rice for 200.
 Los Angeles is preparing for the an nual agricultural fair.
 The ex-c1ptlvs Mexican women ar, yet held by Consul Lomeli
 C.R Woros produced the first silvei brick yesterday from the Blue Jay mine
 The Silver City Citizen has changed proprleto-s once week since 1t started
 The whereabouts of \. R. Teazel are wanted to be known by his friends at Lordsbu-g.
 The railroad folks supply themselves with pure mountain water from the locomotives.
 A dry gold washer Is among the min gan's assay office.
 Levin wishes it to be understood that the feast of Sau Augustine approaches, and that he is the manager thereof
 General Crook had his vaIise stolen from his ear at Albuquerque while ad- dressing crowd from the platform.
 Another marriage soon-three all in a bunch. Venus and her cupids must have been very busy here this hot weather.
 In htse less than a year 476 resi- dences have been erected in Los Angeles. The average has been one per day since March 18th.
 The smelter at tue Barro Burro mine has been running for a week. The shafts are down two hundred feet, and an assay is saIl to have gone SoyO
 Col J. S. Morgan and other parties have recently purchased @ gold mlne near Oler. aba. Sonora, which, they say assays 1l al average uf Sll per ton.
 The am.-r-e. rrIli0n shipped from Couteulel fine week ending July 2l, has bau follows: Grand Central, D bars: C.n ra.r. 6 bars; total, II bars; a valCa.u- ---l.
 Privase alvle-s from Clifton state that the dlp1rherla ls raging there badly. Good drainage, clean yards and prompt attention ta its urst symptoms are it. best preventive.
 Aman named Thomas Madden took suddenly al at Frank Norton's corral on Meyer street tl.a afternoon at 5 o'clock, and dIod iu half an hour lt IS sup posed that He died of sunstroke.
 The old Mexican residents say that there were DO rats here before the Amer leans cam-. and -lal with the advent Of the rrlng1 into ArIzJla came the enter prising rodent who .5 now so numerous.
 Every one turning from San Fran cisco complains aoHlt the cold there, that they had to wear their Oyercoats. etc. It would b- pleasant 'o have few chunks af the bay climate dropped here.
 The courthouse grass is dying out, and some of the trees are exhibiting the sere and yellow leaf The cause of de- cay Is said tl be neglect to properly water them.
 By reference to the official records it will be Seen rlHs Charles Hudson has purchased Col o. F. BIvlus' residence and premises ul the corner of Twelfth street and El.l avenue, better known as the Fitch property.
 A1Ir 7. -l. Campbell, who arrived Iu town gesta--.r from tle QlJOJOa noun talns csc - -la .Eee-llu- richness of the mlles He says he found no chance co l.-. a .l---IIn for himself, as every foot has ben taken up.
 Frank and Henry Burns, who have been in business in Tucson. Arizona, for several years past, returned to San Diego by Thurslav evenings tram. They are warmly greeted by their many friends. San Diego Union.
 The Postmaster General has sent cir culars to the p1stmasters throughout the cUun.ry- notifying them of the re- duction 10 letter postage, to take effect October lst. and directing them to make preparations for it.
 Len Harris. the chief Of the Southern Pacific railroad secret servIce, left last evening for SprsgUe's station, Washing ton Territory, where Lls sCD, Len Harris, Jr, had been killed by falling between two cars on ths Northern Pacific rall- road. The deceased was favOrably known in Tucson.
 Colonel E. F. B.vins Is disposing of his real estate and personal property in Tucson, and intends within TWO months to take up has residence at the Sem en- trion mining district, in Chihuahua, where he has ulllug interests. He will be accouplHIe by Professor P. D. Barnhart and tr. c. N. Pratt.
 A.D. O5s ECH. have the largest sup ply of harlEar. il town. Everything required l- -n.-s outfit is 60 be ]. at the depot implied with every thing .n trade. Sashes, blinds. win. shakes, q boring, rustic. rootirr. California redwood and Las Vegas pine a-a all for sale.
 Rev lIr. Adams, our talented Superin- tendent ot Methodist Missions ID Ariz ona, has clre au trip to Colorado, where he lived fog years and is well known and liked He will return in two or three weeks. air. Adams will take ID the Santa Fe and Denver expositions and attend 5he General Conference Of Colorado Netho35sts-
 J.S. Morgan has specimen of ore from the Home Ticket mIne ut Glsbe. On one side of the rock Is a sheet of horn silver about an eighth of an inch 
 knife. Col. Morgan says there Is about forty feet straight davn on the ledge of tbis rock uf this horn silver. varying from an eighth t1 @ half an inch in thick ness. The uiug Is owned by the Burke brothers.
 John Dowdle, of Santa Rita, with some neIghbnr cattle men, has been up in the White mountains looking after new cattle ranges. lie says that the growth of pine there is something won derful. There are streams Of clear run ming water full of large speckled trout Mir. DoWd'e had -le rare fortune to kill an elk on this tn0. Deer and wlld game were in abundance He thinks the White m5lutlira are little leo cold in the winter time for cattle. but as a sum mer retreat they are glorious.
 Bart C1lEu ~a= brought here yester- day from Lari-1lrE an plastered and bandaEel rH sn. .-5 taken Co St. Mary's hospital where aa received care from Dr. .. c. Handy. He had been injured by a cave i1 tle Las, Chance mine. On examination only one bone was found broken, and hat was rib. He IS rest ing easy today. The parties who sent hIm over evidently thought his leg and arm were broken from the way they bRndaged hiu mp, but lt was not SO.
 Colonel /. l.. Ti5ball has beautiful, large photog lIh ot General Albert Pike framed ln hls office n the Courthouse. The warrlor. poet, statesman and "boss" Mason presents patriarchal appear ance. His halr -4lls to his shoulders. He has full eye and a medium sized Roman nose. The face looks s little wrinkled, as 1T tune was slowly absorb ing the fluids of the body. He is the Sovereign Grand Inspector General of Scottish Masonry for the Southern juris-