Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
IocaI intelligence.

.orirr Court calendyr will b 4 -r Monday next.
 prs....e brokers report houses fo
 --. be s.il, in demand.
 ,.r,,z has broken out among tho
 5--. a1 tue 4. S P. road.
 n.-gg ;he past week the marriages
 r-,.rr outwinded the deaths.
 m. .psra bouse as skating rink
 a- twenty dollars per night.
 -,usr skating in the new opera
 -.s.. said to be rululng the floor. k W Cum aas been appointed a
 nrp.ic ia and for Pima county.
 4sP. road IS US yet one hun-
 Hand ten miles from the Colorado < .r.-
 II r--.hs and one death weru re- & -j.s a. the Cathedral during the past -a, with the last of the Gunsight 9 -a.r-r, loaded at the depot few
 s.uas.
 r.-t three feet Mexican) is equal ..a->l feet English of feet 9.jlil In- T -s Eu--ls-.
 r,-.r-rattempts wllI u Is said, be made
 .-r.a- -.aa.s ll the northern portions
 .--e c-'E-
 r.sa.s .-. reported wanted in the
 ---,i-a. ,amp to hau! one thousand
 -l. .. wood.
 a- White has bought the old Oc-
 -r..-.l hotel on Church street and wlll
 --. sane ID thorough repair.
 v- Dauuey and not NIT. John Young r.- stated Iu the CITIZEN the other
 5,,-. postmaster al Create rvIile.
 r---.7 m1-e youug ash trees from
 .-. s--7 C-heute ranch have been
 --s5ll t-e courthouse grounds.
 .- T-.-s- is sand to be backing I r=s-i .a als attempt to float grants
 -.. .- corporate limits of this city.
 \. uore new cases of smallpox have
 -.a discovered. consequently no fear
 g. fever of tue dIsease need be enter
 -a-sl.
 l V. Moves, probate judge of Yava- . county, ls sand ;o be the first man ever ron steam sawmIll m this
 -s-arorr.
 W-. N. C. Brown IS at present paying
 a.!r- y.,lt Co hIs home. He arrived I .... morning, but will begin hIs return T ,ar A0I-a! evening.
 salt well is reported to have been 4 severed within the corporate limits
 .ae-uu, but as y6t no old grant has E --lmped mp to cover It.
 Ua. Treasurer Elliott wrote to his 3 '--- nome yesterday, making h.
 ---.t, ..Jpus hIs people from whom he i a. heard for forty years
 T L.- Enrlcht, the boss slgn painter. I ---Jred hIs shop from Congress S .--et u Cuurcn plaza adjoining the h. ] l.- l5a-e of Nichols, Patterson q Co.
 ElE.ur, who fell and broke his I 4. za-- cap about two months since,
 -s0 far -ecorereI as tO be able 10 dis I a- c-Ctc4es In the course of few
 ..-
 I-z ladies of the Episcopal Guild will
 ..7- ca.lco party n the banquet room -r Masonic haIl on the night of T Nl4ay. February fifth. Don't fan to .-.. J-- party. There 4as been three suicides in < L-IsbIr- within the past three weeks. f Aul NcMurty Was the last one that | a4--i lp WIJu whisky and then climbed T e. -r.Igl stairs
 The x.--- pipe layers when digging '--u--l tle old cemetery grounds on : laurI4 street near tho Courthouse 4 .-l ula4r.ae1 two skeletons, one q .--- and tle other small.
 Ile grand ball to be given by the { 5.-e-L10d of Locomotive Bremen, T. i4a- place ID the Masonic hail, on 5 Be ll-lt gf the seventh of February. -rs=t5 iuc.udlng supper are S2.5O each. \ Cf. Ie- len, sap, rintendent of the T ---1l-gla. prison at Yuma, while on I e-r .. lis periodical drunks on the Il l,s-r 4t lue 1l.u. peat an unarmed cItl- Zen over The u-al wItn pistol, Indlct- t -4- severe l--uues. f EZ-iliiau Agent Colonel Tiffany is 10 f ,l7u. presumably to meet the charges preferred a-aIust nm ag the last sitting Fl of |. o. grand !ury m Tucson. He l looks a5 Vel. a, ever and appears n no ! El-e alarmed at L.s future prospects. H. B. P0m-og. father of E. B. PomrOy, aiaI suddenly at us residence in Oak .a-d, Cal- 0u tHe l2th. Deceased was a l ft-eeT, pc1mmeut and Jealous Ma ''l, E6-. known ou the Pacific coast; he Vas native Ut Massachusetts and aged s1,.-.al-. As--es of races VII come of on the
 c.-.-e ort@erl Tues n and Camp Lo- 7r- a-tlr --I Ol next month. The < tatl - 7-Id Co be ID tine best possible l ,'--ll'a. \ number of the horses en- | .-'ei For tue race are well known as No. ls,aek sl-tirg carnival will shortly be gwen aJ ,he Opera House. The rink IS GaT-si nightly. and continues to be tt.'-L,z-d log some Oi the best families. Al -oFsFer, tl- manager Of the rink 7'a.l i1-Li-I the hall with drinking 'l,9' -- would oblige more than one Of -.s patrons 'll NaE-uef, who fell dead in Capt.
 r.--,ols lodging house about two II '7eas since, had but a short time prevl- I -ls! come from New Mexico, in which T 4vr7t.-y hl, family reside. He had at Il .le uIe been a soldier and belonged 70 \ ,-e .am0us California column. He is
 'al to have passed through Tucson
 -l;t than twenty years ago.
 < -le well known auctioneerIng firm of "!ts 6 Allen have dissolved partner '-i, Ar Moves being the retiring mem- 4 a.. Immediately on selling out h. left .' Los Angeles, where be will hereafter '7'--e. Yesterday Mir. Allen sold out
 -a entire business, and will make
 '' Weeks visit e. his family in CalIfor-
 -- alteT winch he VIII return and be-
 gag olsluess anew. .-Ars. ,. L. Wetmore. mother of l.. l.. 'e-nore the well known assayer, Is ''ii-1- Elth her son m this city. She ,-''et from her home, Oakland, few -l.' since. Her coming was quite un- -.7g'ei. MT Wetmore had been writ - .lat package addressed to hIs care -'I each hlm on certain day. Great - ms pleasure and surprise when he I --ed what the so-called package was.
 Liiie Stephens gave 6 pleasant party -.-.s home Tuesday evening, his thir- -l. birthday. Among those present Misses May and Maud Miller, Hap ol.l, Maud Vail, Annie Darmn, and hlrmson; Masters Frank Evans WI Tie hl.brook, George Darms, Paul .nl-y Alan Smith. Jas. Harrison, S''ert Wood, Walter and Clarence t'saS Games, music and refresh
 $. -7-'' were the order Of the evening aud -.-. .l early hour the happy guests de .-,'el for their homes.
 ". V Gales ranch on the San Pedro,
 .. ' .-iled last Monday afternoon by a -- o- rustlers, who endeavored Co -fele number ot valuable animals. -rs We're discovered by the employees 'l' tle place. who promptly opened -g o4 the daring thieves and succeed .- 1lvlng them away, the rustlers