Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-15
Local Intelligence.

! crier snd bailiff of the United States District Court.
 Tombstone has some clairvoyant frauds that threaten to intiiot them selves in Tucson.
 The singing at the Baptist church last night under the leadership of Miss Med bury was very fine.
 A-B. Sampson will have cigar store in the corner of Pearson block facing Con | gross and Court streets.
 California brsgs of an active volcanic | Assure st Point Rincon seventeen miles l
 The Tucson police force will soon con sist of a man, or a boy. They are re- trenching down there.-Prescott Courier.
 Jack Bolyn and Joe Bond had a few evening after the professionals were through.
 CR. .Wores has received some beautiful sneoimens of anthracite Opsl from Penn 1 aylvania through the kindl4ss of c. W. | Mortimer.
 The work of trsnscribing the G.,ham | county records has been cOmples.d. | The labor involved the copying of about twelve hundred folios.
 Charles Cushman, who is in jail await ing examination by the grand jury, was brought ever here some weeks ago from Phoenix for sste-keeping.
 George Shepard, custom house in- spector at Nogales, says there several l. zN A., the line within another week.
 Fine watch repairing a specially at J. A. Turner < O., jewellers, Congress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches, diamonds and jewelry. d&w
 Mr. Edward Hudson, cashier of the banking house of Hudson & O., Tucson, A. T. accompanied by hls wife, Is stop ing St the Pioo House for few days Los Angeles Times.
 Sunday morning the esst-bound pas senger train found 8 negro in Rn ex- hsusted condition east of Yuma. He WAS picked up, gwen water and left at the nearest station.
 Miss Jenny Barrett goes to Tomb stone this week 10 take position as teacher in the public schools. Her friends hope she may find her duties light snd her home pleasant.
 A correspondent of the Fl Psso Times says that the renegade Ohiric8hus chief Ju has settled near OOrrslitOs, in the state of Chihushua, upon a tract of land and drinks plenty of mescsl.
 On the occasion of recent earthquake the Santa Barbara Independent pub fishes list of the opinions of its male citizens on the subject. Not 6 woman IS allowed word. How is this?
 Mayor Strauss had better hurry home. The council IS going to pieces fast. If councilmen resign at the rate of two st each meeting there won't be many fam | Iiar faces to greet his Honor on his re- turn.
 The climate of Tucson IS so dry and | the atmosphere so pure that if people | will give attention to their personal | habits and keep their premises clean | there caD be no sickness here to any extent.
 The Denver & Rio Grande is still in search of president. There are two or three modest men in Tucson, who could | be prevailed upon to accept the position | if approached in the right way.
 The survey of the boundary line be tween the United States and Mexico will l be made immediately. A large corp of 1 engineers have already commenced work | at Yuma; 1t Is thought that IL will take l six months 70 run the line through Ari- | Zons-
 Mir. Whiteside, formerly signal officer
 
 months ago to Camp Thomas, has been | spending few days among his friends | in Tucson. He goes to Maricopa where | he will be stationed in the future.
 Yesterday Rev. G. H. Adams left for Stockton, California, taking with him an insane man for the asylum. One of Ysvspsi's insane subjects who is with l Dr. Clark is Rev. Mir. Brooks, whom | Mir. Adams wished to visit and he took this means of doing so.
 Mrs. Summer and family and Mrs. | T. l.. Stiles returned from HuRchucs | last Saturday after a two months | soiourn. They are much pleased with | that part of this land of sunshine, be- | cause there IS more shade there, more | grass, flowers and mountain air.
 A woman, who is suffered to teach in ] San Diego, SAYS she describes spiri.s before each lecture. The same wc4nan in Reno ID 1878 told the local a2ltor Of this paper that her spirlt-copsrol IS none other than the celebrs.cd Foltslre. Imagine him in such li'le business!
 MT. Aaron Masc-, of Silver King, IS sxnsctad in to,-I daily. The offers he made tU tbe Tucson Smelling < Reduc- -1On company have been accepted by the latter. Az there Is no likelihood ct his backing down from his own propositions the smelter may be reckoned as sure thing. The details will be made known shortly.
 Frank r. Thompson, the first Superin- tendent Of the State Printing office. is now manager of the Sonoma Democrat He commenced the publication of isIly paper at Tucson, Arizona, but after 1 running few months, sold out, visiting I New Mexico and the East, and now re- ( turns to hls first lOye.-Riverside CCaLbl Press. f A gentleman from Guaymas to-day C tates that the cases of the fever he saw here were fatal, and if not yellow fever { Fas as much to be dreaded. One in tance ln particular he cited was wherein { he victim was burning inwartlly with ever and took nausea, followed bv vom- tIng, and continued vomiting severely c or two hours till death relieved him. a several cases he knew of died within W lI hours after taking it.
 Miner: "Arlzona minerals that were ID exhibition at the Denver Exposition. C lave been boxed and shipped to Cincin- e iattl' where they will be displayed and s 10 doubt do much good to the Territory. .om ltch helped the Arizona Commis- toners out Ills answer to the restrain W ng order prohibiting the Commission ITS rom removing the ore, was a novel aesI Ptouuotion. Iu. Toms speeches C. suslly contain more novelty than law IT 'om's tongue serves hIm better than all sl he law books in existence. CI The body of Dr. R. Guun bas bae,, pl eautifully embalmed by Nr. F IT mith. Every embalmer always clain,s IS process Is a great secret, and Mr. ~ ~ mith IS no exception to the rule. SiilI ti le body as viewed this afternoon Is cer- ;sS sinly well preserved. The features .n ,ok natural. and the skin has 8 marble -, 70 ke appearance and the body Is harden ia lg and will continue so till if gets to hs Q like rock. Thus modern science h, ,hleves something which nature did m 'r the body of Washington. va Mayor Tully and Judge Meyer are So ithorIty for the statements that in cry rainy seasons the malarial fever ats 10 oe particularly bad in Tucson. hat then the chickens and hogs get the lakes, and after they have been gwen se dose or quInlne, and feel its beneficial "