Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-08
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER s. 1883
Local intelligence.
tucson will have a smelter.


 .his week
 The Board of Supervisors were II
 session to-day.
 Business Is brisk in mineral and aSri
 .,1lrural lands.
 The District Court will open next
 NJ adsy, the 10th
 Psarsons new Fashion will be opened
 ,r the 30;h instant
 IC. Calyer. [. S. postal agent, went
 ,r.- t5 Florence to-day.
 Bob Wilkins, the cattle king. is just
 ..,k from trip to Sonora
 BF. BIyins left for q thirty days
 .-.u to Philadelphia yesterday.
 Vs,srs. Sessions G Freeman will put 7. stage Co Omega in a few days,
 Asslo5n keeper was fined S7 today ar Judg Meyer for assault and battery
 Jesus Pacheco resigned his member
 st!1 iu the Common Council yesterday.
 The office of Collector of Internal Revenue has been established at Santa r..
 Among the fire works Levin has pre- -s-sd Is burning castle. perhaps the French Bastlle.
 H5chstetter, the forger, has been held -o await the action of the grand jury auder Sl.O00 bail
 Mrs. J. NJ. Wilkins has been very i'll f,- several days. Her friends are anx- i5usly waiting for a change for the better
 The Silver Citizen has changed hands a-s.u. Porter and Nye are the pro- Drie-ors, and they are making a splendid paper of lt-
 Business is dull n Tucson at present, but lis prospects, were never better for a slow but steady boom Co set in. This IS tbe time of the ude.
 Fine watch repairing a speciality at J. 4. Turner c Co, jewellers, Congress and Never streets. Money advanced on watches. diamonds and iewelry. d&w
 Tac.1a IS getting to be lively again. Wltl tl-aters, the feast, church festivals and boxing matches, the reporter 5srI,v knows where to spend his even in-,.
 Nss,-s Flood d Haskins have com nsrc5i making concrete sewer and ua-er pipe Of a superior quality. It Is as hs-i as cement and will out-last any iron piping
 From a party who arrived in town ye>tari8y from Magdalena, We learn talt tTJ deaths have taken place in that 8Eu during tine present week from ta1ta or yellow fever. He stated that tl!s had tLe regular black vomit.
 Business is reviving Tn Tucson. L. Zsckenio iorf S Co, have received within -ta lqst week nine car loads os merchan- dl-e, and have sold and shipped seven ear loads, and paid freight to the amount of two thousand dollars.
 The San Diego Union of the 3d in st.ut sags the Los Angeles Free Lance va. DO more, but 1t appears here this na-nil. sharper than ever. Col. Harrls' paper like BanIuo's ghost will not down. It's a lively corpus
 G5rernor Tritle. after an absence of sixty days. returned to his headquarters las. evening. During the absence of the Governor he has visited Santa Fe. Denver. Salt Lake, San Francisco, and many other important places.
 With yellow fever at AIazatlan and Gusymas, and heat and earthquakes n S1utle-u California, Tucson Is enjoying a miIieluial climate and health. No fever. ls earthquakes, and the mercury uever higher than 9 Cent.
 A. earthquake shook up Los Angeles cu.ta lively at 4:O p. ID. on Wednesday. l. vas accompanied by earthquake waves. The water ID the San Gabriel canyon has ben increased one-fonrth. | ItS al iI wind that blows nobody god
 The renewed activity in mining is pleasant 90 contemplate. PrOspectors | anl mining outfits are leaving town, l every day. Among other mines starting | ali engaging rlen are the Omega, Els ps-a1zl, Abbie Waterman and the Qui- 1 .9-oa claims.
 The following Is a correct list Of the l police force: 4. G. Buttner, chief; l George IcClarty, jailor; Francisco | E-uarza. E. N Johnson, William Roach, l William Gale, Mark W Brady, regulars; Lee lrJwbrIIge, James Boyd and Mike | specials.
 A postal clerk ou the 5. P. R. R says: 1 "Iast of the postal clerks on this long ! -1lts from San Francisco to DemIng 1 are completely worn out by the exhaust ! iu- trip and arduOus character of their !. duties Unless She Department modi- . aes itz order and makes the route a shorter one. it will be difficult to keep ] the places filled with competent men,"
 Agent P. ?. Wilcox, of the San Carlos l Agency. was in Los Angeles the other | i.g, aud a Times reporter attempted an | interview. Mir. Wilcox stated that he | and General Crook are friends, and had | a1 honest difference on the Chlricahua l question. He then produced his pub | HsLei annual report, and the reporter | departed happy with lots of copy.
 There are now a great many soldiers l lt Nbpple from various posts ID Arl- l Bona uracticing for the target shoot which comes of between the 9th and 9th l inst. for medal worth Sl00. The win l Der will be entitled to enter the team Bt l San Francisco for the grand medal and ] belt to be awarded the best shot at the | coming competitive shooting the last of l this month. The Tucson CITIZEN can give the San Francesca papers bit of news. The | banquet given by the Military Order or ,Le Loyal Legion at the Baldwin house Was the crandest Of the whole Conclave. ! Not reporter was admitted. The menu | was the zuperbest that ever Graced the ! ,C7e-s 0f a Frisco blowout. Nothing but pure Roeierrer was asslmllated by he guests Only members of the order were present. The banquent dId not with the parade next day. Not a word of this was in the Frisco papers.
 The heat on the Colorado desert has been greater this season than during any previous year for many years past, and the suffering of those whose duties compel them Co make the tedious trIp .reluently is almost overpOwerlng. During the past two weeks the theT- in the day tune has stuck Dersistently at l30 degrees, and the close atmosphere has made the heat ap- pear greater than if actually IS. Tremendous thunder storms have been 3t frequent occurrence, and about week ago one swept over the desert which was grand beyond description: It was followed by heavy torrents of ran.