Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
Local Intelligence.

Ieit ln all clTcle--
 The rising comic paper Of the Pacific coast is the Calico Print
 E.l. Baldwin is building a large and elegant hotel at Lake Tahoe.
 Railroad uniforms are exhibited for sale at the local clothing stores.
 The city has collected Sl,9l795 for licenses of all kinds since May lst.
 John Robinson's circus is holding on; to the delighted denizens Of Nevada
 The Grand L ge of the Knights If Pgtbia= of Ne -a are ID session at Eu- reka.
 " c. Davis has closed his branch store at Gulsight and had 1t brought into Tucson
 What worries the San Francisco pa psrs is how the New York Herald gets all the Couclave news first.
 Several warrants are out for the arrest of smurClers. which will be made known ss soon as service has been returned.
 Mir Chalsoa's new hall on the corner of Peuniu-t1u street and Toole avenue l. eighteen feet wide by thirty feet long.
 Tucson has new paper, "El Impar- cial." edited and published by 4. D. Cordoba iu Spanish. It Is twelve-col- umn sheet
 Captaiu A. H. Wilcox, well-known on the Colorado river as a steamboater, died yes.e-day in San Francisco. He was a a9eT.
 Tine watch repairing specially Gt J. i. Turner t- Co, jewellers, Congress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches, diamonds and jewelry. d&w
 The Eintracht Hall, m San Francisco, that was to be the headquarters for the Knights Ienplar of Southern Callfor- nia and Arizona during the C0nclaye, has been burned
 The bell Will be removed to the new tower iu a few days. This will compel tne telephone either to suspend busl- ness or seek new quarters. The mana ger is unable Co state which It will be. The stock is owned in San Francisco.
 Colonel J. A. Zabriskie has received an invitation as Commander or Naglee Post. c. A. E., tO be present the 24th h. staur at the exercises If laying the col ner stone Of the Garfield monument at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco
 Doctor Jared Turner has received his credentials from Thomas S. CasweiL Grand C0mmluder of Knights Iemplar of California, necessary to prove ms kn,rhtho1i g., the railroad company ID order to procure the special ticket for The c5ucla-a D-. Turner IS a member .ot San Jose commandery.
 Harrv Baruhart with a companion, while hunting ln the hills west of Tue SOD. last Thursday, discovered a cave. The place was infested with coyotes, and the parties went out again thls morning prepared to rake ID few of the beasts. Nothing IS said of the sIZe Of the cave, lest after the reports from BIsbee and the Colorado river t Is lad m the shade.
 ID. ChiIlsou Las just finished the erection ot a very fine hall on the cor her of Pennington street and TOole avenue. The building IS ten feet wide by thirty-ive feet long. It ls leased by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin- eers and Brotherhood of Bremen. The hall is handsomely furnished at no little expense by these two societies
 The Wedge Mining Company at the annual election last Saturday chose the following Directors for the ensuing year: .T. H Toole, J A. Zabriskie, Thomas DriscoI, Howard Mercer and /. l.. Ind ball The old officers were reelected as follows: J. H. Toole, President; J. \. Zabri-l.ie. Vice President: Thomas Dris- col. Lrea-ure-. The company are open ing up their uIEe.
 Officer Murphy caught a fellow at the depot Saturiay evening preparing to commit suieiie The coward had lald down ucro=- the track in such a position that the locomotive would have cut him across the lungs and also taken off hls lerL Afgr1hy Erasped him by the nape of ths neck and pulled him off the track. He has not been seen around since.
 A. D. Otis y Co. call the attention oi the public t1 their large stock of glass ware, crockory, oils, paints, glass. putty, mining. farming and mechanical lmple- ments. al Eluls of shell hardware, chandeliers, lamps, cutlery, plated ware, garden tools. a fine selection Of mHJollca ware. At their lumber yard. oa the corner Of Ff5u avenue and the Military plaza, they have every kind Of lumber one can c.ll for. among which are Or cg0u and Las Vegas pine, California redwood, rustic, flooring, shakes, shin gle-. doors, sashes, windows, blinds, etc, etc.
 Mac. the "curiosity man, Is chuck full of news since he came back from Santa Ee He says the bishop ut Santa Fe raiiieI his carriage at a church fair for Sl.u3f, with the understanding, how ever, that the vehicle came back to him. Mae j. also authority for the statement that terrILC war occurred between two mining companies, ID which a lot Of lawyers got ifiled It appears that the San Pedro Mining Company, Of Boston, was drlvan of its claim by a force or sixty men iL tine employ of the Aurora Mining Company, and held 1t eight weeks. Then It was put in the hands or keepers. 4 Judge Devine and sev- eral attorneys from other places were consigned to limbo by Judge Axtel for contempt Mac has come back with curi0sities enough that would make BamUm turn green with envy and Arte- mus Ward shut up business.
 A very sharp trick was performed by one of the light fingered gentry m Tue son last Sunday. Tom Brown, of Bowie, and ". j. Church, or Tombstone, were stopping E. tue Grand Central Hotel. X very pleasant spoken young fellow stopped also at the same hotel, who reg istercd himself as F. B. Gildea. of Mo biic. Alabama On Sunday Giidea was observed to go upstairs with a shoe box. He said he had bought some dryCoods and Dr. W hite, the proprietor, saw noth- ing wrong about the package. The young fellow left in the evening with his box. It was not long before Brown and Church missed their valIses. Gil des was inspected as being the thief lis shoe box was found at the depot. Tcleerams sent out revealed hls pres ence at plcacho, where he had been put of by the conductor of the freight train, and was waiting for another train to come along. Sheriff Paul sent dep uts after Gildea and brought him back today. He was arraigned before Judge Scott tlis morning and waived examlna- tl9n. Judge Campbell thought II nee essary Tor one witness to be examined. GilIca objected to this without having a lawyer, and the examination was ad- iourued until afternoon to give Gildea time "a get 8 lawyer. At 2p. m. Messrs. Hereford G Lowell appeared for the de- feudant, and tae examination was con tiuueI ti.I tomorrow at 9 a. m.
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