Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Iocal Intelligence

.,rs oi city bonds will take place
 ,1s .reuty-siHth- now fountain basin in the Court VI ,-. ia completed.
 .,zss are flying through the air
 '...- reports Of them are.
 ...n root with which our plains II -,--rl will some day prove of
 -e
 -r I,,, @; tools for the GiOsey
 .,. Campany Of Globe are at the | rra-
 ,-.irese gardeners on the Santa
 s,.+arn are busy with their spring
 .a.:le. i
 >.rsr Bell is one of the great
 l- districts that will contribute to
 --..als prosperity
 .r.s present lovely weather IS more
 -.iatsa since experiencing the re-
 '.. r-5tra,ted blizzard
 .-.. cheeks of the Columbia Copper
 ..--rsDy are reported as being bought
 ff.. per cent discount.
 -.. 5..-a- has g1ae forth that the are to be surveyed. graded, laid
 --. .-ks and planted with trees.
 .... work of improving the Catholic
 ,- expressing. The hewn stone
 -..rrs are massive and handsome. demand for stock cattle Is in- t and it Is found almost i'm ..,-I- ta buy anyin the county for any
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 r5.rnuie teams with coke left Ithe ! -ss Omega mine Tuesday, and ] --,,.- .aams loaded with machinery -.s4 loft for the Gunsight Wednes- saii, Southwest, published in
 -.- tr.y. \. NJ, has geography of i- locates Carlisle county in ]
 s--.n-. ,-.r..-s- Ba-nhart has about twenty < .-. -,-.. a- ore from the Aio mines at | .- s-aot i1 tuis city ready for shipment I -H. Benson shelter. f...g.u municipal administration IS I -... .f 1-a--essiye energy, and will do --.. nature lei; undone to make | .r--...,r s pl-asant and desirable place of < --gtatl7l- I'm. sheriff of Graham county has Of 1 ..-.5 reward of S900 for the apprehen- | I .1 o, the highway sen who recently l | -a1ai .he Clifton stage near Owens | ! -.h ou the GIla. The Collector oi Customs at Calabssas 1 ... size eighty head of cattle because ! --,9 payment of duties. The Frante- 1 -..- lt the opinion that the cattle l .-- been stolen from Sonora. The Water Company have sent a con- l .aicat1u tJ the City Council offering l .grq., water free of charge to two 1 f-1;.Ius during their present contract l .5- 5-suyolyiag the city hydrants. r our Citizen" correspondent at l D.rr Thomas will send his name to this ] r.e. not for publication but simply as .-atter os good faith, the CITIZEN will l - -lsa5sl to publish his communica- ! .ol. Is- wedding of Mr John F. Cum of s--5aa. and Miss Belle Atwood, of Chi ! .-1. WAS quietly solemnIzed at the sns of Mss Chapin, on Thirteenth z-se-. Washington, last Tuesday eve I- The ranch of Messrs. Pusch k Zell- -p--r. i- the Santa Catalinss is not lr-- enough to feed their large herds a' ....le, and they have recently pur- s-s.-I a yery desirable range near tine Ga uyrr. iR PInal county. ssa- Lee. a Chinaman well known I L=p6h0uts, filed a two thousand dol lar -..-n- deed in the Recorders office .5ss-lay. Hang keeps 8 lodging house a. .-e Silver Bell district and IS reported ]. 1- making considerable money. The driver Of the blackboard ID going .l. f-ara S1lomonville on Sunday night "a. -atler unceremoniously held up by uaa of abrupt manners who inquired o- Camp Thomas passenger. Not i-i.ug Eim on board he seemed satls- l-i he u.ue men of Hatchits, where the s9-k. shut down without paying, broke Ir windows, smashed doors and raised J.lr generally. A. V. ComstOck late superintendent. has gone to the Mo -5l5us, Co look after some mining prop FIT. there. Salt River valley, MaricOpa county, aajut 7J miles south of Prescott, Is the .a--es: and best farming region in Ari- -r-a and one ot the largest on the Pa e.l. coast. All kinds of cereals, fruits, sl-ar cane and cotton grow there to per '-,-p-.-Courier. David Moore writes from Ogden, l,al making inquiries about his lr..le-, William Moore, who was last heard ut at Tombstone. Any one hay l- information of said William Moore F0lld confer a favor by writing him at 'hs above address. ll g-Tiug the school census of the .5rrl-o-yin last Fridays CITIZEN, by a tsp1c-aph cal error Pima county was gwen ont l.4S7 when It should have read -i,7, being several hundred more rli.iren than 1avzpal counyt, notwlth- siallllg it's claims to a much greater population. Lev stuke has been made in the 1e-lpsa m.ne, owned by Col. Blvlns -l- Prof. Baruhart ID the Silver Bell district. The mine is represented ss eng al ocean of ore. In the new strike -1,-lng but native copper and black .Eies are found The mIne IS an exceed -s-y ucl one.
 4 the office of Mir Denetrio Nalasco --e % b, seen several artistic represen- ...lu, of birds The work was done Indians and so life like and natural
 are tley that at first appearance one ls ed t9 believe that the birds have been spl' en.thwiss and then put on card
 F.tl ile perfect side out. 4 gentleman just arrived from Myers district. over the new road to Casa Eaude does not consider that highway T'a Very great favor The distance '-aI Allen City to Casa Grande IS about Nu,les. with water only halfway. He aoss not think that much hauling to the I--es will be diverted to the new route. Ness-s. Jas. H. Toole and Thomas Haies viewed a new route for road westward, yesterday. They found 6 sll4 grade through the mountains be- '2i t1e hospital and feasible route i-7c. 10 the Silver Bell district. short sl.lg the distance by the old road some s- 0r seven miles. It is probable that new road will be built over the route
 selected by them.
 aarqers Monthly for March has 8 -a-rhle representation of Tucson
 sheet scene. Except for explanation be-
 l-atl the cut no resident would recOg-
 -iLe lt. The same number shows the
 Sheriff of Tombstone IS a most william
 i' cowboy. IL IS enough to make Johnny Behan's hair stand on end to see -.lteli thus pictured.
 According to the Daily Southwest, >-'Jtlng scrape occurred ID saloon ID aa,chIta, near Deming on the night Of .-s lith, between Charles Gardiner and NlaFlle LIyermore. The latter was se- a'lsly wounded and not expected to -S- Gardiner lin IS -ons, and held by the .'.zeus. who say that if Livermore dies