Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
Notes of the ay.

A copy Of the Prison Ines, a paper | published at Fort Delavre in 1865, is Tn the possession of MrXimberly, oi | Bainbridge, Georgia. I'm entire worE of publishing this paper as done wItE the pen, although 1t Is aeet of foui pages, with three column to the page It was published by Captal J. V. Hibb | Thirteenth Virginia Infatry, Captain George $. Thomas, SIxty-forth Georgia and Lieutenant \. HarrisThird For ida.
 There has been foundn Jefferson township, COshocton couty, Ohio, 6 huge tusk. NIT. J. Frank. found the | specimen in a sand depositlOng a small stream, and on digging itout he was surprised at its immense sizand weight. | It measures 42 inches C the outer curve and 3S on the inner, il22l inches ! in diameter at one end, andll$ inches at the other. It welgh.twenty-five | pounds.
 4 Philadelphia woman ho was ar- rested d short time ago foDegging on ] the streets was found to liyln hand some and elegsntly-furnned house. She set a fine table, owneta carriage, nd except when begging wore very | fine clothes. Her four cldren, the oldest II and the youngest years old, Gre all professional beggars
 Beware of popcorn. 4 7ear-old son ! of MT. Luntz, of ClevelandD., died re gently, of paralysIs of theleart. He had been eating great deiof colored popcorn within the past the months, and the physician claims tt the dis ease was due to the colmg matter contained therein.
 It is said by the south Flada papers that wild grapes that are nF ripening in large quantities, althoug and rather acid, yet make an exllent wine. It is said that the finest varIies ot cul- tivated grapes can be grafd into the wild vine with success.
 4. B. Fox, of Gowanda, ". is six feet two inches high and eighs 250 pounds. His wife IS six fe tall and weighs 200 pounds. He has five brothers and six sisters, not le of them being less than six feet t., and the hghtest one weighs 200 pouis. In a California cemetery arg9 mon- ument stood over the gray of a man whose relatives were dead.A woman boldly had 1t removed to U own lot, planed off its inscription. d had it lettered to suit the mortua require ments of her family.
 The Pole creek, Wyominganch for 2 ~ III l. 1,- N I L ..N horses and mares, and this Rr about 800 colts will b. branded. T5 business Of raising a good grade of bles is one which promises to yield lart results in Wyoming.
 A gang of Chinamen rtsf1dthe col lection of poll tax in JosepiHs county, Oregon, and l50 of themcharged the officers and posse, who tfd upon the Chinese, killing three anotGngerously wOunding the same numb
 A large hall is to be erted at Cam bride, Md, for the doublpurpose of a church and a theater. ] Sunday 1t wi be used by the CatbIcs of Cam. bridge and during the ek 1t will be used for secular purposes
 One ot the ladies wholetitloned the New Hampshire legislate in favor of woman suffrage lives iEOpcOrd and pays a tax of over S3,o. Women m Dover pay taxes on propfy worth over Sl,000O00.
 The Pennsylvania Stt Agricultural Society has decided to doense with the annual exhibition annoued to be held in Philadelphia in Octot, for the req son that the buildings mot be com pleted in time. The woiwill be com menced at an early dt SO that the structure will be comped early next year. This will enablahe society to adorn the grounds and Ike the site of the fair an attractive spi