Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Local Intelligence.

o.IsS district, California.
 Anew postofhce called Yots has beel abolished in Cochlse county.
 The postofics of Camp Thomas ha b.er changed to Fort Thomss
 Colspel C. P. Sykes is in Boston or aiming, land and railroad business.
 T-.nton, New Jersey, has baby vitl tongues. Of course 1t IS u glrl.
 Tn. Council has passed bill to pro b;bit the sale Of toy pistols to minors.
 PasI estate is ID more active demand ,bsp at suy time during the past year.
 The movement in favor of American -,5Bsy i, universal The days of th; l0by are past
 Wells. Fargo Co. shipped on Mon. ssv for the Tombstone NJ. & N. Co. ,5-ae bars of bullion, valued at s9,. 5l2
 Nr Cbas. R. Worss intends starting mn hi, little shelter Tn 8 day or two, or sousutity of ore from the Santa Ri las
 The smallpox in Yuma is being rap ii,y e1ter1aInated under the strict guar ,ntine rules adopted by the Board of Heslth.
 hong letter from Dr. Paul Gregory, ps-uosillo, bears ample testimony that tbs Palace Hotel of that city Is a good pLsce b eat and sleep.
 
 Thomas J. Goodman has been appoint ,i postmaster st EhrenburE, Yuma souptv. and Milton Ray postmaster al TlylOr, Apache county.
 The Prescott Courier notes that the ,5tizeus of Middle Verde and Oak Greek ar. proud of their excellent school ,.sehsr, Mr. l.. 5. Penney.
 Frank Hstton, first assistant postmas- ter-ge1eraL contemplstes trip west, ,Di will look over the mining districts o' New Mexico and Arizona.
 Alsjandro Garcia has prepared great uunoer of Bdobss for the construction ofssio-e and several tsnsmsnts st the corner ol Stone avenue and Pennington street.
 The Tucson Electric Light Company have elected as their first directors Nassrs. L. M. Jacobs, Paul MOroney. K. NJ Wilkins, u. Farley and c. E. Hol- brook.
 The narrow gauge road to Clifton will 'Jrrn a junction with the Southern Pacific sbout two miles west of Lords ourg, where all freight and passenger transfers will be made.
 When the associated press dispatch from Tucson announcing the discovery O, .hu Blue Jay reached COnnelayille, Pezcsy -vanis, 1t read that the ledge was .hlndred miles wide and a mile long.
 The oil has paszsd the Council gIvlng assessors SlO per day compensation while actually engaged in the work of assesEing. In Pima county the assessor nEllOIed one hundred days at this rate.
 Nr.J.B Collins states that this Is the trsi tlne ID several years that the stock ot Graham county will be able to rovel ID good supply of spring grass. He thinks this will bs 8 glorI"us year for s.OcKmen.
 The annual meeting of the stockhold- eI ot;he Arizona Southern Railroad com paly is advertised to be held m Boston, ou Ihe 3l of April. The question of eK- tending .he road from CslsDasas to Tue sJa will then be decided upon.
 Tle town of Crittenden is growing rapidly The railroad company hss completed depot building and several O;hsr buildings have been erected. A usH store has started and restaurant established. For a small place 1t is qults lively.
 The posts Of Fort Yuma and San Dr. ego Barracks, having been transferred t1 the Department of California, II will ds excluded from the payment directed ID paragraDd l. Special Orders No. 16, current series, from Department head quarters, which IS modified accordingly.
 gentleman who remained in Lords buzz, Tuesday night. reports that three nsh were stood up" ID the public streets Of that place during the evening, for sl& s96 and t9O0 respectively. They even take IF a man for six-bits there, and, when trade Is slack, do so just for practice.
 The pumping works for the Gunsight company have arrlvoi, and were loaded upon four large wagons this morning and started for the mines. The erection Of these works will complete the pre- ps'EsionE for starting up the mill and ID ieH weeks time the Gunsight will begin steady flow of bullion.
 Al regular meeting of the Tomb I.0ne Hebrew Association, held March ;hs following officers were elected for ias ensuing term; L. LiEeberg. presi- deui; \. M. Conn, vice-preEident; Mrs. Il. Myers, second vice-preFld.nt; Max C0hR, Iseretsfy; l.. Sumnerfeld, tres- s1rsr H. Myers, D. Summerfiold and D. Gottheli, trustees
 The weather prophet Wiggins has written from Ottawa, and still sdheres Co hIs production of storms on March g tad l3, and says the storms will be as great Es any that ever occurred on the u-ih or can possibly occur. He is pos i've sldal wave will occur on the Bay d Bengal, inc coast of AuHtralis and its Gui of Mexico.
 Before the adjournment of the Su- p1eme Court It vEs announced from the bench that the necesssrY steps will be iiten io obtain an early publication of tas decisions of the Supreme court, and furthermore that the Justices feel called upon br the receipt of several improper i'stsHs relating to pending litigation, to eonzsDt upon and express their dIEAp- lioVAl Of this practice.
 Ar. Geo. BuAgsrdnsr. of the Grin g1lFe mines, Temporal Gulch, IS m the ciy. He states that the now road from CHite1den to Camp GriRgoire IS com slstsd, and a good road of easy grades hu been built The distance from Crlt- t,nden to the Camp is four and 8 half niles. Mir. Bumgardner will purchase aining tools, blacksmiths' outfit, lum- Der for building, etc, st the mines, while i1 he city, and will start up work On tas mines within two or three weeks,
 Ladies will find relief from their head scbes, costiyeness, swimming in the Lead, colic, sour stomach, indigestion, constant or periodical sick headaches, weakness in the back or kidneys, pain D the shoulders and different parts of ihe body, feeling of lassitude and des- Rondeacy. by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. It should be used by all Pssrsors, old and young. It is not un- p!eAsans, is purely vegetable and IS not Injurious to the most delicate constitu- ton.
 4 ccurt-msrtial has been appointed to nee; at Fort Lowell, on March 7th. or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the ';lAl o' Private Robert Stein, troop b, 'Ish cavalry, and such other prisoners .' may be brought before The detail ;of ihe cOur: is as follows: Captain J. D Glrard, assistant surgeon United o'stsi army; Captain Adam Kramer, 1Iih cavalry; Flrst-LieutenAnt W. H. JsFteI, R. .. N. sixth cavalry; Second Ss-isutenant Thomas Cruse, sixth cavalry; second Lieutenant l.. Fl. Strother. first ,,@-i4ntry; Second Lieutenant F. c. noasson, sixth cavalry; First Lisuten- tls Edward E. Dravo, sixth cavalry, .llge n1vno.sa