Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 1. Iss2
Local Intelligence.

The Chinese New Year commences on the 7th of February.
 There are twentt-niue prisoners in the county iaiL
 No new cases of smallpoz have ieye-- oped within the past week.
 The city hospital wagon cost three hundred and si1ty dollars
 The road between Globe and Pioneer wl!I be completed about the lrst 'i f eb- ruary.
 James Knight was released thls morn ing on g. b-il bond at fifteen hundred dollars.
 The tidal wave ol disastsrs appears to have granted immunity to the people of Arizona.
 Rumor hath it tlGt au agent Of Wells, Fargo d. Co.,. of this c---- l- soon Co be- come a benedict
 A. T. Jackson, O. Cincinnati, has been appointed Agent Ci tle Pima indl- an Reservation.
 lIr. E. L. Wetmore has received an other D..ss load of trees, sLraus and Towering plants.
 GooLLealthy fruit trees from Califor- uia nurseries are sold ll Tucson at tAe rate of fJur biLs each.
 The Bragg d Mansfield group of mines iu the Santa Rita mountains are about to be opened on a large scale.
 Tbs Tuesou Water Company have ueuerou-Iy donated water to the c-ty Wi5l which .D supply the new touatalns.
 Mir Louis Zecbendor-, senior partner of I. Zeckeudori E C., ls expected 70 arrive from New York n t-e course o- month.
 The furnaces oi tae Piual Consoll- dated at Riverside turn uut about lo.- u1 pounds of copper bullion every tueutg-i0ar hours.
 The smelter l9r the Omega mlne has arrived aJ Papag1 station, and ls De-nE transferred Go the sIte where t-e com pa4g purpose to erect t.
 lsaug Hoy, Secretary and interpreter for the Chinese Legation at Washing ton. passed through Tucson few day since en route to San Francisco.
 The Occidental hotel has east its old name and grown a new one. lt Wlll5 uuder inc management Of its present | proprietor. be known as the Grand Gen tril.
 The siv-faot stone disk now l course ! Of prenarativu for the cathedral tower, will contain eight keystone shaped col ] o-el glass window with clock ln tLe ceute-.
 The Palace hotel runs the finest pair og coach horses in Tucson. They are sleek and Tat and show, like eyertLll- else attached 60 that famous lostelry that :bey are well fed.
 Wess-s. Bivins and BaEllart have slZ men a. work iu the Silver Bell mine Dreulr.ug to ship two hundred tons of copper ore that has a working value ci from forty Co sixty per cent
 Adobe bricks. like adobe dollars, are figuring at a discount. The new build su.- Go be put uU 9u Congress street v-l.l . be os brick. fire burnt and not sun dried ! Yea. Ez-lly. even Tucson moves. The recent cold snap killed 8 number . or pepper and ornamental trgplr ever greens. r. Is thought that by cutting off lle Uitlerei limbs the nam stems Ui l tr- less injured can be aEaln induced -' ! put forth.
 Arizona ab5uuGs in queens. Three, ! tLe Higllanl Queen. the Indian Queen and the Silver Queeu, were entered for record today. but one, the Silver Queen, was paired of and she was mated to inc Silver King.
 Through the enterprise O. Mayer Strauss, Tucson IS G. be blessed with parks, one of which VII be made I- the Military plaza and the other lu t-e Court plaza. Each park will be supplied with a fountain.
 Mr. l. Meyer. Of the well known firm . of 2. Meyer &- O.. leaves this evening l for Sau Francisco and from thence be 1 will 20 to New York. He purposes to ! combine business with pleasure, and 1 while thsre bay heavily for -hc spring ! trade. of which they command =o large 1 a portion. Dul times are strangers to l them. A t-amp's chief st0c1 in trade gen . eraIlv consists of door keys, va-ylug lu | number from one Co dozen. Nearly | all coming from the West, clam. when ! the luquist0rlaI screw ls put to them by ]. Recorder Meyer, to have come from | Baker field, Cal. and that They either . found or that somebody gave them the . keys in that place.
 Judge Wood still continues to ado-u bis already beautiful grounds, which al- though but l36xlsJ feet contains in aA- dition to his residence, 3p1 trees. among them are almond. cherries, fig. oranges, pear, apple, peach, plumb, grape, palm, . Irish yew, Monterey and Italian cy- press. In the front of tine yard facing Fifth avenue, he has planted eighteen Monterey cypress trees.
 Nr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne, says the ! San Francisco Call Of the 2sth, who hal from Riverside, that much Uatered sec 1. ti0u iu San Beruar3Ilo county, are llab- l ing arraure-n .nts Wlth managers In San 1. Francisco. The lady ciaims to be great 1. a- a comedian and an emotional actress. ! There as here her husband appears t' toe ! go small potato and however emotional ] snc may be, she certainly is not murh 1 larger.
 The cattle men Of the different coun- . ties. are combining Co resl-t the pas sage Of the bill touching on stock Lu- . tere-ts. lately introduced iu the LCCIs- latlre. and are framing a bill that Vill better meet the wants and necessities uf tLs ease iu question. They purpose lt possible, to have the Eerrit0-E divided into separate districts, with al Inspector for each district. Said Inspector to be appointed and paid by tEe stock ot tha district oyer which he is appointed Co preside.
 The opposition skating rink in Good mana Hall, or as the place IS now known as Cervantes Theater. bids far Go ua formidable rival Co the one run lu tle Opera Houae. The floor of OaE ls hard and smooth. The skatss u-r1 are new, and tle gentleman lu charge IS salc to Joe ar accomplished teacher. Al lovers Of tEe sport are invited tu -1ve tro place a call and satisfy themselves as to Its actual ne-It-, winch are sand to aA- ceed anything lu that line ever before seen ll Tucson.
 3ir. and Mrs. n ilralser arrived in Inc son last evening el -0utc Co tuelr home IL San raocl-ca. They reugIuel over for one day and VIII continue taelr iuur- uty tonight. lt-. kraEe- i- the senior member oi tLe importing and mgru- factu-inE tirm %. hrake- d. Israel. San Francisco While East he iuuorteI a u-mber Of lace looms from Switzerland. also number of v1rkmea skilled in the manufacture os tLCse articles and v7rIl. with them. star. a new ento-T- in San Francesca. The looms are sand Co he the most costly or their kind .a the United States.
 Of the sixty-iive arrests made by .ae police for the past month, nine were ya- grants, eighteen drunks, one false va.- ing, one firing of his little pistol. sIN assault and battery one killing tEe wrong COW. five petty larceny, one mall