Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Local Intelligence.

The City Council is preparing 10 pass ordinances by the yard.
 4 brother of Henry Ward Beeeher is sojourning in Los Angeles.
 Work goes right along upon the streets of Tucson. and so do taxes.
 The trees in the valley have put on their summer gsrb of green.
 The addition to the Sisters Hospital, west Of town, Is progressing.
 Mir. $. s. Clawson, formerly Of this city, is now in Nashville, Tenn.
 The great California Bank wood case Is to bs tried in April before Judge
 French.
 The gardens in the bottom west of town are looking promising, so are the
 wheat fields.
 The Epltaph says the trlal of J. O. Dunbar savers more of persecution than - ot prosecution.
 The contract Of Acting Surgeon John
 J. Robertson, U. 5. army, has been an-
 nulled at bis request.
 Moses B. Todd, military convict at Fort Lowell, has mad the unexpiIed DOT of hIs sentence remltted.
 Considerable real estate IS about to
 change hands aud many substantial
 building improvements are in contem- platiou.
 A reading room Is to be opened on the corner of Church and Pennington streets, by the Young Mems Christian Association.
 Tucson with her four railroads and re- ducti1u works works will become the business city in the southwest, and don't you forget lt.
 Dick Gird got away with the Bidwell heirs in the big lawsuit. An appeal mas been taken to the United States Su- Trame Court
 Ex-iudian Agent Tiffany IS in the city awaiting trial. There are several in dictmants, and the case will be interest in-. at least to Mr Tiffany.
 A change m the proprietorship of the CITIZEN Is to take place very shortly, the junior member Of the firm retiring in favor of MT. W. W. Hayward.
 Tnthe last hours of the Legislature five thousand dollars were appropriated For getting mp book on the resources or .ra EerritoTy, with lion. Pat Hauil- t1l as s-atisticIan.
 His many friends and acquaintances will regret to learn that Hon.J. II. law rs-ts wifR is quite III. She will be taken byle- busblnd to California with hope col restoration to health.
 Tine Guusi.ht Mining Company nave established an office next door to the signal service office west Of the Presby- iarllu church on Court Plaza. Judge G. w. Baker wlIi make it his headquarters while in the city.
 Thc Jewellers trade ID gold half and quarter dollars, purportlng to be of United States mlntage, which are used for iewelrv. Is being broken up by the government as some of them are being circulated for cOIl.
 lI-. $. R DeLong received telegram from Sacramento, Cal, announcing that bis son, $. R. DeL0ng, Jr., nearly four years oT age, was dead. The sympathy of their extensive circle of friends is with the bereaved family.
 There are rumors of another Indian fight west of Chihuahua in which the redskins are reported to have been sue cesslul. About 100 warriors attacked party ol Nexicans numbering Sl, almost entirely anuihilatiIfg the latter.
 "A sea of ore,7 Col. Bivins, or Gun sight uotoriety, calls II. That IS good Tombstone Republican.
 Itis SO good that is, the sea of ore" -tlat it is troubling some Tombstone people almost more than they can stand.
 Three Papagos were arrested few days ago for stealing cattle from the SIp5ri and other ranches In that vlcln- llg. The evidence against them being l conclusive, they were held by Judge 1 Meyer to appear before the grand Jury. |
 Miner: We are info-mei- that the | Lynx Cheek hydraulic placers are m full | blast, the water being plentiful to ill | the ditch and plenty Co spare. These | u---IuEs pay abOut Slj to the man, and vItl water for permanent working | v1u.i be the best property m Arizona.
 EIlll- 8. II. Hereford left on the Ash Fork stage on his way to Tucson. He expressed himself highly pleased with lis visit to the capital this winter and rlua-k.i that on bls next visit he ln- tended to come all the way by rail- tra scott Democrat.
 Special Agent o. \. Hall, adiuster for duteais5n s Maun's Insurance agency, San Francisco. has visited Contention and tally adjusted the losses sustained by the companies represented by MT. W. A. Scott, Jr., of this city, and the money will bg pald to the sufferers with the ac- rgst1ned pTouptness Of these under writers.
 Miner. We have always thought that .le Weaver plaCers were among the rich est and most extensive m the world, but le water question Is a serious one. Ac- ,IrlInE i0 our recollection the table land containing gold must be at least fl feet above the Hassayampa Creek, winch wlI render It quite difficult Go get t ol to the ground.
 The Star Of Sunday morning endeav- DTS co spoil the good turtle story de ailei Iu saturday s CITIZEN, but fails tO state the facts. The men engaged Tn the excavation are willing to make an atida- 1 .I- that they found the turtle imbedded n the saii cement The story of the rail dGuizan of Maiden Lane is as vapory the moral atmosphere surrounding Ier presence. CAr8u; The hasvy rains 0f tho past iye days have caused considerable 1 lamaEe t0 buildings covered with mud l [ 11ss. and also washed away the track 1 o- H short distance on the Colorado , A number of cords of wood ,ieI up against the bank on Chase's .resk were washed away, and the foot lul-e running from North Main street 10 North Clifton was swept down by the mad waters. A gentleman appi'ed at the registry rll11w Oi the postOfice a few days ago o Inquire Tor the return receipt Of a let teT sent some time before. The polite 'ie-k thought that sufficient time had not elapsed for its return, but the sender .ooiy turned up the sleeve of his coat ln1 pointed Co a memorandum made at lt tle tune upon his cuff: s'Sent reg. etter Jan. 2l He had not changed ,hirts for five weeks.
 Mr. Charles Cranz IS in the city and ] -sports a new discovery or marvellous richness inst south of Salero hill. The . property is called the Darwin. and it is { owned by the Cranz brothers and Geo Clark. The extent of the ore body has lo. vet been fully determined. as the ,nly work yet done on the mine consists ,f knocking down the bold croppings ghish abound with horn silver, a large .hare of the ore ussaylng from $500 to s1.0l1 per ton. The ore IS being sorted md sacked for shipment. and So soon .s a carload is ready t will go forward !, ,ither Co San Francisco or Denver. It . 8 thought these gentlemen have secured iu Immense bonanza.