Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-14
Local Intelligence.
Assayers report business dull

occupied next Aonuhg-
 Suczer-lish are unusually plentiful m Silver lake at present.
 New York City has 700 Masonic lodges with d1000 members.
 Two new hose carts tor the Tucson Fire Company have arrived at the depot.
 A sewer IS being laid to the new en- gIga house, running out on to Court street.
 The sop Of Uncle Ned's cranium, who died long ago, was like soms who get left-black bald.
 Mr. AlberSoni, the artist, has com pleted an excellent painting Of the Italian hero, Garbaldi.
 The heights of the corn-stalks at the different markets in town show that this IS @ good country for corn.
 The Tucson ice company IS shipping 1000 pounds of ice daily to Florence, Tombstone and other points.
 Tucson IS enjoying Oregon weather which. coming ID the midst of the warm season, makes t the more enjoyable.
 A private telegram from Col J. 1. Zabriskie. at San Francisco. states that his fathers health had commenced to improve.
 Sheriff Paul today received from Judge Sheldon an order for a stay of the execution of Joseph Casey until the Supreme Court shall decide on the ap- peal.
 It is reported that Seligman & Co. will, on or about October first, move into the White House. Groceries and not fancy goods will theuceforth be sold over its counters.
 The glory of Yuma is departed. An other place takes the thermometer for heat. For the past week the mercury at The Needles has notched l30 degrees daily in the shade.
 County warrants on the General Fund from 22j. 1881, to $, 1882 inclusive, are now due and payable at the office of the county treasurer, and interest on same ceases after this date.
 \ gentleman from San Francisco named LIndley Is prepgirIng tO start 8 soap factory on Main street next to EIsh's mill He intends 10 manufacture all kinds, particularly fancy soaps.
 The Esoeranza AiiBlng Company, In- corporatel under the laws of the State Of New York t0 operate in Pima county, have fled their articles Of incorporation with the Secretary of the Territory.
 On Thursday evening a quiet wedding Es.-r- -.T-nr r~Is~a F Nnpf= g- fHa probate court officiating. James QuIn- law. the Thil0m blacksmith, of Tucson, and Ms Anna E1yle were united in the holy bon-s of matrInony.
 4 young son of Ed. Settler, a railroad employee in this city, wds found almost inseusIbl5 in the yard back of the house a few days ago, overcome with the heal. It seems he had been playing outdoors. His parents have taken him to Santa Monica, in hopes he may fully recover.
 Just as Los Angeles fire department was forming m the procession an alarm Of fire was turned in, and away went the blue shirts, decorations and all When they got through they returned to the line of march as if nothing had happened, except that the decorations were a little wet
 Judge Sheldon has issued an order for Charles Cushmau. charged with stealing @ letter from the United States mails, to be remanded to the Phenix jail, as Mlrlc0pa county has IurlsdlctlOn over the matter. Cushman VIII be kept here, as the Phenix jail Is considered in- secure.
 Gen. Robbins party, including wife and children. his mother, sIster-in-law and l-ttle girl, accompanied by Gen. Powers and mother and others, left yes terday for their summer camp in the San Catalina mountains. Gen. Robbins and his uDcle, Dr. Smith, are iu San Francisco, but will return ID few days aud join the party.
 The Keystone Gold and Silver Mining Company has filed articles of ineorpor- alton with the county recorder. It k organize by Joshua Clayton, J. <. Hubbard M. ". SImons, John Grandt, A. c. Arhenbach and James Clayton, under tho laws of Kansas. Its capitalis SI.5OUl0. divided into 1j,0J0 shares of SlO1 eact. Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Peerless Silver Mining Com
 
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 A telegram from San Jose, California, announces the death in that place Of D. ". Parker. division superintendent Of the Iowa lme or thr Illinois Central Railroad Company. It will be rendered that Mir Parker and his wife spent some time iu Iucaon last winter. He made a mistake iu leaving Arizona and going to California. The f1gs ;n the region of 1 San Francisco are very trying to those l who have pulmonary complaints, and but few in advanced stages long survive | after g0lug there
 There is no satisfaction like that of cheating the United States of America out q three cents. 4 gentleman went to the postoiice to O-day to get money order on Los Angeles for S250. The fee was eight cents. How are you going tO make the changer inquired the clerk as tine law prohibits the use of stamps ia the business. The sender offered tu exchange in stamps. It was suggested that the postofiice had some coppers, ont the law required the humble layman to mai-e his own change. There was no place in town where cOppers could hs obtained. Fifty cents was thrown down, and the clerk passed out torty-fve cents, thinking that the easier way t9 solve the petty problem. The gendeman then went to the stamp win dew and purchased five cents worth of stamps, intending 10 return the three cents he owed to tho postofiice. "You don't owe Us anything said the stamp clerk, as he refused the tender, and the meek-eyed stranger walked out of Uncle Sam's domiuious with his mInd crazed with tho mysteries of governmental, nonseusical, impractical red tape, and enough money in hand to get a glass of lager.