Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-07

Wednesday last and is working to charm.
 Recorder elect Meyer of the different candidates. polled the heaviest vote yes- teIday.
 The new drug store on the corner of Congress street and Church plaza is be- ing painted blue.
 The municipal election created more general excitement than that of the 1th of November did.
 The county tax list for 1882 is s9O2,- 96l. .O4, which has been collected to with in small amount.
 There Is a strong possibility that Sul- livan and Dsvitt, the escaped prisoners will soon be recaptured.
 The Chinese gardens on the Santa Cruz are as green and hOurlshlng as thev usually are in midsummer.
 WI. Osborn has qualified ss Clerk of the new Board Of Supervisors, to which position he was unanimously elected.
 For the year ending 1882, 506 patients have been received into St. Msry's hos pilel at bis place, thIrty-two of whom have died.
 The Fl Paso Star Of December 30th says that Ms. Frank Beaumont, of that place, contempiNtes a visit to her parents ln Tucson
 The number of evil cases tried in Jus tices courts in pdcson, for the year lSS2 59S: number of criminal, 1,543; making total of ,l4l.
 For tie past several days, owing to the leakage Of the water mains, Con- gress steet has been profusely illus ,ratei wth mud.
 MT. II B Penney has been, by Treas
 nrer Eliott, appointed under Treasurer
 for PIm county. The appointment is
 most exollent one.
 R. C. Lown. of the CITIZEN left New Years mdniug for Prescott via Albu- querque {, attend the session Uf the Territorial Legislature.
 MT. R F Burgess, tine well known dentist, wriss from Santa Ana, Cal, that he wIlbe in Tucson again on or about the fifteenth instant.
 Mr. J. NJ. Glas. lawyer from Mant- real, Canada, and a friend Of Ar. Thos. J. Patterson, IS n the city, ald will probabyl locate here permanently.
 Mir. Thomas Cords, late United Staes Revenue Collector, has been appOlntel as Under Sheriff for Pima county. MT. Cordis Is admirably calculated % fill the whole bill.
 The Chinese residents of thIs city are
 lsa cal bration of their holiday festivities, which take place daring the latter part of the present month.
 Mr. ". T. Blakely superintendent of the Trout mine iu the BabOqulvarI mountains. Is in town. He reports the mine as still widening with every ln- creaslng foot of depth.
 1T having been reported tLat the Csaasa-nia Southern Railroad will be Ug 2ra-ed in couueCIlOn ylth the AtchiSOn, ToDeka & Santa Fe road, the latter con- pany states that the report IS not cor rect.
 Al. George, a mining man well known m Tucson, Is reported to have been killed in the Dragoon mountains while defending his claims from jumpers. No particulars regarding the killing have as vet been received.
 Prescett people who subscribed f; the s50.OOO fund for huIldIng 9 ;.;r-.i ,.,,l rom tbar cirv to cOps@ct witt ne -A@dhtlc "
 no -,1thdiswIng theIr subscrlp- ! L%clus, s, eHt the bank, having lost all faith .lo.ts2 promoters of the project.
 The building and improvements in Tucson during the year 1881 amounted to Si62,0G9. During thls year 1t IS esti- mated that not less than S175,OO0 was invested in buildings and improvements, an Increase Of about 50 per cent
 The emigrants from the East find much to amuse them on their arrival in Yuma. Their attention seems equally divided between gazing at Weaver's palms and staring at the untutored and scantily clothed children of the forest.
 Cases instituted in the District court .7 Tucson for the year ending 1882, lS9; Judgments rendered, A5; divOrces grant ea' o' lhlictments found by grand iury, ~ cehFlctloRs, Al; criminal cases pend lnS' o' appeals to Supreme court, 3; oahe' transferred to Cochise county, ,.
 Mr. Rearion, Save .l.o To,nhsto,o Republican, principal of St. Aug,sti,,,, school at Tucson. Is spending t6e boIi days with Father GallagAe- of fms ossy. Nr. Reardon IS an able, ssholarlv gen tleman, and has been very sur-sessfui in hIs capacity as a teacher.
 On Tuesday night last the house of Col. Ben Morgan, on ChaIning way. cor her Piedmont way, oakland, Cal, was entered by bErglars md a gold watch valued at SI59 was s,olen. A man for merly m the employ of the family is suspected. Il The stage fare rom Bowie Is as fol- lows: To Salemonville. S4j0; to Saf- ford, &: Smfhrille, S95O; to Camp Thomas. Sl250 From Camp Thomas To Bowle the fare IS as follows: To Smlthvlle. S3, to'Safford, S450: to Solo monvrle, SS; to Bowie, fTeviston) SIP ! Francisco Stevens, says the Pinal [ Drll, wife Of Hon. Geo. II. Stevens, and c .sF orlte daughter of the chief of the 1 fNo bonlto Apacbes, dled of cerebro- a iDenngltls December I7th. She was O lotel Tor her beauty and goodness, and l 6 ll Vho knew her felt EnDored bv her acquaintance Sae leaves four children. MT D. B. Huntley, Of late sssaver st ! ! be urard mlll, has left for Total Wreck. T. sher' he assumes charge Of tbe assav q iice of the Total Wreck Mining and 99 filling Company. Mir Huutlev is sD 2, sssyrr and metallurgist ot larT. ex,s | fence. and will do honor to the bouaTzs il lstitttion of Pima Tombstone le .eputlican. ei California has witain her borders dare evil cowboys, as well as Arizona and ta elghhonng Territories. On Monday e, Ve o' these lsvlsss men stampeded a u rove of sheep, and when the herder re- 6, he was lassoed. He avoided C le first throw of the lariat. but the sec T le caught him by the left hand. Then C 'e lnluman rider putspurs to his horse, p 'aSglng the berder until he managed III draw hls knife and free himself. The .o lar happened in Merced county. Poundmaster Bailey although he had ac nominated opposition for that i'm pr 1rtant office he was nevertbeless ar ratehed considerably, Messrs. Strauss ab eyens, Handy, FunK, Walker. CoppeI m, -ewer, Llttleteld, Levin, Davis. Hor, in, n, Hoffman, Gibson and Lully divided eff e election honors of that office with al n vh