Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
Local intelligence.
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Shall he now be called Mir. Thoma .,,-st,h. and wear d shillaly!
 MA. Kerr has been appointed Justic,
 The Peace for Calabasas precinct.
 The ,entsatiou occurs in the churs .-bsr the contribution plate Is circn lfted.
 Charles A. Franklin has gpne {, pSsrix. and Wil. probably purchase the Gazette.
 NH D. Underwood has been ap. ,,;-tsa Secretary of the Gunsieht min. inE company.
 The Gunsight mill will start up with 5, The next two weeks, and good results srs anticipated.
 IT h the bookkeeper who make .bs-gss against some Of the best men Sf the community.
 soms certain editors up the country ..t a. though they were striving for the P-g prize ln a bench show.
 The dead lock of the human soul lies bstw.-u the twilight of the grave and ,5s dawning of eternity.
 Pav H. H. Messenger has resigned b,. school at Dudleyville and mas taken .5s ,e of that al Florence.
 Tn necessary capital has been ...lred to construct the first thirty mile. tae Narrow Gauge railroad.
 The mi-chieyous school boy and hostage stamp possess the common I..,l N., ID. s-ck Co olz.
 The Young America Copper Company, Silver Bel district, k shipping copper million, and It adds another producer to Pima uuty's list.
 The Tucson and Gulf of California -siI-,ai will be built, and the trains vl- run between Port Lob s and Tue .51 within the next year.
 To hiut of the removal of military tssIga.r-ers from Prescott affects me T4,ts people with a paroxySm like that --1iucsi upon rabId dog by the sight q water.
 Sln,e the new management has taken ..rr-al of that puper. 1t Is as dangerous +obl.w out the gas upon retiring to bed s.s5 sleep with a San Francisco Exam i1er ID the room. Iuire Alex. Campbell is examining t5s tit.-s to vast mining properties to t64 s1atawari which, If found correct, ] xii ua-s into the hands uf large capital l i.,.. and a mill will be At once erected. The whole issue Of Territorial bonds | ,rtla-Iz-i Co be issued by the last | T-T-I.ture tp cover the indebtedness | FArzlua amounting to S260,G0 were l s7IIIu San Francisco to M. Lewis, for | s1sAu0. Among the prominent Irishmen of the | Land League Convention, ID PhIladel- | rri- is Thomas Fitch, who was elected | sf-le.are by the Tombstone League. | Nr Fitch was member of the COm- -nlt.e5 1u Credentials.
 The new school district, No. g. in R14.s addition, has organized by the e71ary -uuerintenient appointing T. c Webster. James B1eil an J. B. Allen. '-7--a-s. A teacher Is to be secured and ss,h11I building provided in season to o11u tds school oy next September.
 There are very large and exteusiv- r5rements bemC quietly made in nm I1- matters ID Pima county, that wil Create wild excitement when the new permitted to be made public. AnOthe Tombstone camp wI.i be built not m rre ;1su sixty miles from Tucson, and many l ysDie of this city will reap golden har- vests from II.
 4 San Francisco dispatch announces
  Uuitei States Consul at San Bias, gho del at that plass on Aprii 18th. D. ceased was brother Of John WassOn. late Surveyor General of Arizona, and vss well known m California aud hai many acgggintauces in Arizona. who VII learn with sorrow of his death.
 The shelter of the Columbia Coppe- company, which WAS recently purchased st SlsrF- sale by Mr Albert Steinfeld. vlL b- placed ID working order 50 soon ss na few technical points are settled. gli will be run as a custom meyter. for t1e b-1ei- of the many good inning urru+rtl-s m that ueIgnborhOod. Fms vi. he good news 10 the owners of pros pe,-- there.
 Prescott Courier. Colonel Zabriskie, United States District Attorney for A-z1a. and Major Evans, Deputy United States Marshal, arrived yester- dav from Tucson. and last evening made us pleasant call Colonel Zabriskie is s1 b.d Arzonau, having come here in t1- California Volunteers as early as l~3 As for Major Evans, he IS known tar and wide ss a good peace officer and detective
 Under certain conditions and restrIc- ha1s the Board of Supervisors on yes t-rtsy appropr at-d S50.O0O of the S-GnNIL bonds authorized Dy the last Legislature 70 be issued for internal lnp-oEements, to the Tucson and Gulf c California Railroad. This whole amount will be required to be eEpenleI ID Pima county, and per solal Doud gwen that the work will be le9np-shei within eighteen months lter5 a-s very many reasons to believe ! tllt tlis road will be one of the most ! Important in the Territory, SD far as 4lison.s interests are concerned. R M. Shackelford, manager of the h1lstrr Flourug dIlis. of Holhster. ssa B uito county, California, has been D AlzDua for a few weeks. His mills u-1i-h g large proportion of the flour e.-,lm-d In this Territory, and hls i'aIe has attained such large propor- u'l- ldat he has found lt necessary to --s- perm mlueut arrangements for sup P-ls dealers. MT. Shackelford IS very -l,l pleased VI .h what ne has seen of ar11ua, and he predicts prosperous ll.l-- For rnls Territory. The asricul- tl-a- r-slur,-s, he states, are far b. yoDd l-- n'St -It-avayant expectations of ,-7 people ln general, and the day IS not -a' hence when Arizona will become eel eo-i'ed Tor her agricultural products as se as for her wonderful mineral Eaa.tn
 Last Tuesdays Prescott Miner, says; vlr Ssactum to-day was favored by 8 1st rom Colonel Zabri-kIe, United oiHies District Attorney IT the Terri 9'y. The Colonel IS In Prescott on of- 4'iA business. and leaves here m few ua!' Tor Albuquerque, where he will l--i General Logan and several of the 9,l-r directors uf the proposed Arizona Mexican Railroad. Starting at Bpw.e '9's road wIll be run through tue miner al 2. belt of Arizona, passing through S.'2e and Prescott, and tapping the At -a1tc Pacific at the most available pll1t north of Prescott. The southern Ttie1sl1n fl the road will run from D We nth into Mexico, via the San Hin71 Valley, striking the rich mineral ,'l-'ry along the Sonora River. while a ranch Til run through tls rich agri- cultural valleys of the Gila and Salt I'-rs Should this road with its varI- us ramlicauOns be constructed as de- s-'aed II will not on-y be one of the -''t important, but one of the best F'ying' ln the country"
 n Before the rangers returned home to ''4ostone from their picnic excursion, party nf ten or twelve distffecfed ,--nne-s seeded from the command be- -a1'- they thought an aggressive cam