Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-22
Local Intelligence.


 sill are filling the n teis.
 Quij0toa City will soon be town
 the present IJnmi grafton continues.
 E. Wetnore has added several dee
 and antelope heads to his collection.
 Miss Mamie Perry, ihe Los Angele cs1.atrIce, has committed matrlmony
 N-. Hayes. father of Lester Hayes O
 Tombstone died at Harshaw on the l7tl instant.
 Tle Gg1sight mining office has beeI moved into the new Stanford block ol Court plaza.
 An olI Virginia City miner named G.lyau Is reported drowned ln th, Ialul river.
 The Omega stage leaves Sessions G Fresman's office every day at hall past twelve o'clock.
 The Chihualua Daily News reports Irysly times in tha. ancient town, and a's1 in ParrHL
 The Board of Supervisors are contem- u.alnE taxing action Tn relation to the Glayuas fever.
 g1l1neIJ. C. Tiffany offered a reward ol sljJ for Smeardon, and yet he has uu; been found
 p-. Fho-ton has moved his cattle re- gently purchased of Tally < Ochoa over the Babocomarl-
 U-. Watson says his insurance falls sl.5l] below hIs stocS destroyed. His I1sI-ance was for S2, 800.
 Another mining district has been dis covered at Gods on the Mojaye desert i--. west of the Needles.
 The tota. rain fall for the season in Tucson, acc'rdIng to L. L. Wetmore's -lla-4use, IS S.15 inch.
 N-. Haines near Comobabi has struck water at a depth of 79 feet and has seven fee; of water in 1t.
 P-., ". B. Horton, Territorial School Sruer.uceuie dent, has returned from an extended yisit to Kentucky
 The judicial records Of Pima county run back to lS61 Some of them are el- ready ot musty appearance
 Chief Buttner has a fine young deer, inst about year old that runs about 1.s sa-I and Is quite tame.
 C. R. Wores has added large lot of mineral specimens from Tombstone to L.- already large cabinet.
 Auutuer raid has been made upon the Q-Iisr1as. aui large number of new -5all1u notices are on record.
 T1e-e is no danger now of the conta- -.ol oi the Guzymas fever here owing t1-la c1ol weather setting in.
 D-. c. P. V. Watson vii have a new stock of drugs here and will resume 11s1s=s !u fifteen or twenty days.
 4 f4-ey uotion itiuerant vender held forth last night In front of Congress Hl.I-ino;hsr sign of good times.
 D-R- T. Hayes, formerly of thls city and Los Angeles, died last Tuesday at H.-saaw. He was Knight Templar.
 A. last accounts from the Omega r1i1- it was looking well and promising c. 1s a fair II no, a very good property.
 The Supreme Lodge, 4. o. .. ", has disdurs-d Slj2. .99SS0 to the families of deceased members for the month of last A1-Es. James McArtLur is in San FrancIsco l a--sliiu- t1 the purchase of mill for ;l- Psi a-ito M Co. 1t will be put up at D--na-a7. Geo. Hucke vas arrested today on a c- --.- at sEInilinE John Pabst out of s5I H- VIII bs examined tomorrow a- Dam. George F Meek returned last night l from Qujp-JA- He brought back some !. t--.-el.=s silver ore from the Cosmopo- 1 .---- L--e.
 Hon. Frank Cox, O. Pnenix, the we'll l known attorney, has taken unto himself l a better half. he bride is Mrs. Anna 1 Boyd. of Prescott.
 Judge F. M. Smith Is back from Hen la--1n Springs near Deming He says l L- slept under two pairs Of blankets | w-ll- there. Happy cline. I-s Grand Central mine at Tomb | --.--. since It commenced milling ore l iu March l>Sl, twenty months ago, | Las turned ont S2,s93, ,742
 Caa Ryan IS responsible for the state I=l- that there Is an oak tree on his l farm gl the SonOlta that measures ! tEa4-E--eveu feet IL circumference.
 The miners in the Patagonia noun r.ll- and on the west side of the Santa 1 k.t-s, ln this county, complain of the l -.r grading Of ore, shipped to the Ben ]. s1. shelter. The fact that some mlnes have been | Used 4s the basis of swindlirg operations l does not initiate any more against nm | i-- than wheat gambling does against l agriculture. The Lbs Angeles Recreation, a society | paper which suspended publication a . ts- weeks ago, has revived. F. A. Weed, 1 l-- =lIt0r, IS assistant secretary of the | Faailc Press Association. Judge E. J. Smith, county coroner, l has -eriuus intentions of establishing | branch undertaking rooms in GuRymas. l There ls certainly a golden opportunity | i- that lever stricken burg. ILe following bullion was shipped . from Contention during the week end l ing September 18th: Head Center, , l aa-- Grand Central, bars; Conten- -7a, bars. Total, Ii bars.
 ILe New York Saturday Night has an 1 alleged iove-story of Crooks campaign l .l ;-e Sierra Madre. IT the 5. Y. man ] lad asked us for "pointer" we could l have told him the dove story. The CITIZEN Is Tn possession of some | startling facts in the history of the valO- 1 -.1- "Ar1ly of the Sierra Msdre," which l -. being held back for few days for l .-sal reasons, but it will publish them shortly.
 The epidermis of the pedal e1tremities ! a' tl- Papago Indian Is like unto the ] eI-la-- ot the rhin0cerOs. He walketh | l1 The sidewalk of broken glass at the l -ast fire barefooted, and feeleth not any l pam taerefr ID.
 l. would be a good thing 10 have a 1 Jllt-d S'utes commission of physicians l go Co Guaymas and investigate the | fever there. IL is the only way to put | a- end Co the eternal dispute fl tonto | 7r-sus yellow fever.
 's fA- AllSA sloNeu us h hpec4AeA OA Il anthracite coal this morning taken from l a mlne twenty-five miles east of Ortiz, l sonora. Itls of steel-gray color, and l shiny. The specimen had streak Of Iron ore through its center. Deputy Sheriff T. D. CssAnegs re- 'u7ned last night from HermosiDo hay ing in charge Hestor Martinez, charged l with stealing horses of Maisch 6 Drls- | coll last August Mir. Casanega had s | touch of fever while down ID Sonora The article giving description of the l waters Of the cloud- burst as seen by | Jlige Ferguson have been reproduced | ll the San Francisco Call and Virginia 1