Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Local Intelligence.

.T
 The Electric Light company are
 -.-stcbing their circuit wires to-day.
 Richard Starr, the real estate chief,
 -.1,-ts dull times in his department.
 MI Sullivan, contractor aud builder has zone on a business visit to Pres clit
 Fl Paso has had some rain already,
 .r8 We may look for it here in a few
 iBys.
 What has $. Peter done that the most
 ..,nnlar game Of cards should bear his
 name.
 shipment ol Fourth of July goods Las been received at the Pioneer book s.ore.
 The police court has turned over $400 mic the city treasury for fines imposed ,bus far thls month.
 Ssnor Don Luis Torres. governor elect ,f sonora, passed Benson yesterday, en route to Chihuahua.
 Professor Hall contemplates spending his vacation with his family in the San ts Catalina mountains.
 The town is full ot strangers Most ,f tbem are iu on business connected g!th the District Court
 The usual summ P heat IS fairly open- 4 vet no one seems to be disconnected ss far AS business Is concerned.
 The Court House flag IS so curiously .srt ina it resembles a French oritlam- ns or a kaigat Iemplar beauseant.
 Mir NJ. $. Snyder has resigned his po- .i-isr as night clerk of the COsmopolitant botel, and will engage ID ranchlng.
 The Park restaurant has temporarily i .,laseG. and Mir. W. S. Reed, its proprie- l Tor. IS intending to go into some other | business.
 The erection of the Pearson brick | brl,k suggests the time when all the | hu-irrss portion 0f Tucson will be built | fthal material
 The Southern Pacific Railroad com mDv IS laying sewer pipe alongside of rbai- track from Porter's Hotel to the | srroya northwest of town.
 The police have from June first to date made iifty-elght arrests Twenty | ai them were thInamen, gathered in for smoking the forbidden drug.
 The city police have not made an ar rest since the eighteenth. The hot Esstler appears to have melted the bad -lsment into the proverbiaI grease spot.
 The latest scheme on foot IS to irri-
 | IA | tle Ciila river via Tombstone. Congress .i.azl a.i is to be asked. No stock for sale
 N-A. V. Lomeli, the Mexican Consul, las received news Of more depredatOus committed by the Indians in the Sierra Nsdrg country. and the killing of SIX Nezicans.
 Doc Waring, who WAS charged in con 'unetIou with John keenrr with destroy ing some pipe aud machinery, belonging q. The Santa Rita Copper company, was tired today by jury, an: found not gu-ry
 Nessr- F. F. Burke, ]. H. Eaton and Alouzo Bailey, of Globe, are in the city, rac-.gIug The orders of knlghth"od ln Arizona Commandery, No. l, Knights Ienp.aE They ride the chiyalrlc goat Ike veteran equestrlans.
 The iury in the John Keener case re- turned yesterday afternoon, after being agt several hours. with a verdict of not yui.ty kreuer was charged with de- .troyiug some iron pipe belonging to ,a4 Santa Rita Mining Company, on Ayrl 23i
 Since the abandonment of the weather o-hce ID this city the weather has been slloF-i tb do pretty much as It pleased. Every day under the influence of old S0l. the mercury pulls little higher. TleueIr trick on the boards will be to look over the top of the thermometer.
 D. L. Phillips, the emigrant who be- came insane from heat on the Colorado desert in California some three weeks ago. and jumped from the tram at Volcano, has been found l-Ld about len miles from the track. How he ever wandered so far before iyln- is a mystery.
 The five Mexican women are yet at t5r Mexican Cunsuls. They have been clothed and fed at the governments ex- psuse. M- 4. V Lomeh, the Consul, says De thinks they will be ordered home '9 Chihuahua If the battalion to which ;aelr husbands belong iE there.
 The tvo McCurdy brothers are III from ( tl-ir pper and silver mines on the eastern slope of the Santa Catalinas. They report the prospects very encour- ( aIluE, and will return m few days to l --sume work. They have a tive-stamp mil run by burro power.
 question having arisen as to Gener- al Crooks politics. a CITIZEN reporter , asked thr General last evening as to the mitter inst previous to his departure. hls reply was, a soldier has no politics. [ man that remains in the service will I io lls duty no difference what politics '1ie at Washington 4 Avaguero, while herding ID the Sier- ( 1ias some two weeks ago, discovered .slge which has since proved quite valu- able. One assay of average ore was t-b ID gold, and nearly SlOO ln silver. 2 IEl locations have been made, and half I a ton shipped to the Benson smelter to ascertain the practical outcome.
 William 4. Scott. Jr, corner of Meyer street nd Maiden Lane, is prepared to I la a general stock and commercial S Eokng business. California, Arizona : and Nevada stocks are bought and sold. i Mr. Scott Is agent for several of the ' oest Insurance companies, and can furn- S lsh policies at the lowest rates. He IS { also agent for the California powder | works. ( Mr. Bonuard formerly groceryman ! --Te, is agaIn in the city. His family IS ! Eith him and they purpose to reside C 1-re Tor the present. Recently while ! coming from Sonora. when about twelve niles tnis side of Guaymas, he was at lacked by robbers who took all his mo- 4e! away but were cOnsiderate enough 10 leave him a good span of American horses.
 Dan McAuliffe. the well known curl sly man, packed up to-day and will l, leave ID the morning Tn search of new cl10sites. As he expects to be absent Tor the next several weeks he will no | doubt bring a grand stock with hIm on I nis return. Dan is full to the chin of , enterprise, and if there is anything Eorth having In the country he K going : Co getit The largest and unquestionably tie I most valuable cablnet of ores m Tucson a > that iu the office of c. R. Nores, as [ saver on Camp street. The case IS tn ] Feet wide by SIX feet high, and contains ' aye hundred and fifty labeled specimens. [ Nearly every mIne of note ID every dis t 'fict In Arlz1na k represented. Among V .hem every class and quality of mineral c hay ba found. Any one interested m 1ineraiogy or metailurgy can at any r ane spend a pleasant hour in looking g over so extensive and valuable collec- [ aOn. | The notorious Lou Houk was landed a n the penitentiary st Columbus, O., { -.H L.--- -.,un.. h,. the sherltr ni Dele ] l