Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
Local intelligence.
A sac,al scandal Is on the tapis.

Lf4.hN are F-cut NaA t-toAr NAN ''A+-
 Cruz Heer.
 school dI t7ict N. l2 has been esta
 H=1rd at San NayIer.
 The Southern Belle is reported to
 t--uiug oIt lots ut fine ore.
 The weather k reported to be vel
 .-s..c oa ih- Santa Ca,alinas.
 Tssar Sls-iT Cprils is back at wor after 8 s0ci. of malauA fever.
 Los Au-, les couaty produced 2,00l 1ll bl-h-.- af barley tIis year.
 Tbe-a will be a good many new !el e+ tep nrx- municipal election.
 The waus Of tue new school hous have got up to the second floor.
 lis announced that E. Vucovich C5. will soon erect new hotel n Der SOB.
 Bsb1a1igari peak, So miles southwes from Tdc,1n. Is sad to be utterly inGC se-sio.e.
 The Omega mining company has thii .r days Co pay the S27,OO0 iuigmen against them.
 The survey ot the Tolobampo B. R.I-1ai tp Sslel.riJn k rapidly bein ru-hei forward.
 The new Catholic Church is st adil, r-1.-rs-Ins. Its stone walls are rIsinl l..ner every day.
 The B-rnIia grass ou the cour hons. 'awl ls getting away with tn E-l-gcsy blue grass.
 LC1nsti-uciJn, the State off 'ial pa -4- of Sonora, declares the epIdemu ibere % be yellow fever.
 Harry Sinclair, wlo IS at Yuma fol life fr- the mn der of JAlor HOlbrouk ,. .--yortei Co b- il III health.
 The assaysrs around town have plenty If wark Co do, a.most beyond thu sm3u { thu time any former year.
 Dan de Q lille inflicted a tour-columu story uq1a he readers ot the Virginia Eute-a-.-e, HJstlI- Is Storey county
 Two stakes of S50J each were won from tae faro games this past week Luck is against the games for the pres. eut
 AD--alss-s are at work on Thomas R-v-l-'s estate on the sugar plantation n Sonora jus. b.iow Yuma Gni ID Cali. l7-nia. opposite Ehrenberg.
 Such is the rapid growth Los Angeles has enjoyed that one of her citizens who had been away five months go. lost on her streets after his return.
 lis the opinion of the local phyI- c.aus that the drainage of Tucson could SD be improved that there would be no nalarlaI lever here next summer.
 Fll- watch repairing s spec.alJy at J. A. EEr1a- s O., Jewellers, Congress and N-s=r streets Money advanced on za.--a-. danDuis and jewelry. d&w
 AIUafteI States convicts from this T----9-y oue year nd under go % Y.a... all two years and less go to Lara ule. al. oyer two ears go to Detroit
 j. 2. Gloiu4a & O., are maaufactur- --- some ot the usudson-st iihgree ga.I ani lv-r JeE-lry ever produced .1 -lIs uarket. Inc patterns are ex- s1lsl.e.
 Th- Southern Pacific RIilroad com v.av has pa-i l-s city taxes am DuntI z .a sI.lGI a1I -h4 P.c.d' Improvement company has paIi Sl46.6j taxes ou Por- ts17 Llr,l.
 Juice D. F. WlIkin, who returned
 F-a .f la .l3.-s of Deanessee. He was on a v.-it here Co hI- son. R. M WIlkIu, whom he had uat seen tor several years.
 rl. city election ot Tucson takes p.scs ra- -srplI Il puiay m December. Tle-s are t3 be elected four c0uncIimeu, a treasurer. ret1r Ter. assessor ant col .ec-a- Inc mayor and two roUucllm D, E.sl-..s al [ L-vll, hold over.
 Paul R-Icker returned R day or two ago, having finished the -u-vey of the blCui4-v lines bet cen Pima and PInal cluutI-s The survey shows that tbe San arl1S agency aud g large portion 0f the coal fields are lu Graham county.
 V. <. Edwards Of Tucson, a well known mining man and surveyor, was ID tae e.-7 yesterday. Mr. Edwards Is one O, fine pioneers of southern ArlZOna, and ls s.lI extensively interested in the m.1-- l' r1nb-,5Dc and other districts. -E9'-pa.
 The Klgh.sof Pythias will give a so- ci l a' Masonic Hall ou Friday evening, tls l3-l instant, fsr the members Of the order Uoiy. All spIDuruilg SIT Knights are cordially invited, and can procure tickets. for which there Is no charge, by ealing at FIeIsbmaB's drug store.
 Prescott seems to have carried away the honors at the Albuquerque fair. The Democrat of that city says that Al Whitney. with hI- Gray Charley aud kans.7 Maid, Is carrying away all the .aurel- Co Prescott, Arzona, much to the enrichment and satisfaction of his friends.
 J. $ Morgan has bonded the Golden Eagle. Side Winder, Stem Winder and Defiance mines f the Yellowstone dis t-ic', c ichi-e county, to Eastern capital lsts for S2lUO. The mines are located lj miles north Of Benson. They show a t-AE '" 4llA N N-AA-tAt-AAAAEAA tAAATs q AAf HAN is free milling gold, and averages $40.
 John Warner Davis has been appoint el guard at tue territorial prison at Yuma, and leaves for fis post of duty next saturday evening. Mir. Davls has been resident of Tucson for 29 years, and during that period has been ont of vu For II months. when he was back ol a visit Co his old home at Waterbury, Connecticut in '6I and 'GS.
 General B1uton, from Los Angeles, saT- .al- tle boys came very uear laog- l-- ta-t-r there last Sunday evening for the murder of Amadou, the lpcomg- tr fireman, ont that better cOunsels prevailed, and that tne people there will la. -le law take its course providing E ,aE the right course.
 The total amount of money found on t5e persons of H-nsiey and Elner was 8 Cents. Both of their horses. which were fine ones, were secured, and IL was found that one belonged Co z. II. Taylor who lIr-- on the San Pedro, bat who Ea- formerly livery m this city,and the other belonged tO Nr. Wheaton, who lives cu the San Pedro.
 The Los Angeles Times says that perhaus the exhibit at the fair which has attracted the most attention IS the display nf Indian curIosiues made by Major Ingalls 1T Prescott, Arizona. The collection cpmprIses almost everything used ID ths lon .stj' life of the western tribes uf Iuii.ns, and also their weap- ols used m war, hesldes much else oi connection with them. The collection is probably one of the most complete in the country.
 Cattle stealing.