Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
 >aAy. FEBRUARY i. ISs2
Local intelligence.

LNcat intelligence.
 o,n times are reported in Willco1.
 n- L,.ori has gone to San Francisco
 n,-t forget the Firemen's bail on the
 rh
 The public schools will reopen Mon,
 lsy next
 r.,tns Lodge will give the.r grand
 -.Iau the 7th.
 The Clifton road will be built by Bos-
 tu capital
 ,t.,-- twenty cords of wood are sold | .fs streets daily.
 -f- yoauE daughter Of Sheriff Paul IS
 ---tri rouvalesclnE.
 x.r- Wednesday is Ash Tedae sdsy,
 .-z i-s. day ID Lent.
 The -laGs leading south from the city
 .-. said 60 5- in bad condition.
 r--~- George r. Chase has been o.
 s.-si to join his troops at Fort Thomas.
 Tho Methodist parsonage at Silver
 if, has been sold to satisfy mortgage.
 r,aps- ore assaying 70 per cent. has ...s7 struck in the Floritas, near Dem
 l-
 The report that tue town of Deming
 -.. br-aei to tine ground Is pronounced
 false
 --s- I'm No, the leading Chinese l .-.aau1. swings a new sign to the breeze.
 Il v-.Jol4 2. Cum will. 1t Is reported, ---r as married to lady in Wash
 1.gl-
 ~.s merchants Of Pheni1 have organ .-i .-..a 60 mercantile Protective Asso- T ...ig-.
 & The Good remplars Of Pheniz are T -t Co measure their strength with 5 . Legislature .ssuav car oI the Southern Pacific
 --.ssI through yesterday. Before go-
 l; l.stu-sed SG0,OOO.
 lire a-sa.., in by Mr. Choate from
 Pa.a. mine yesterday assayed two l .T---sG and twenty-three dollars.
 f. l. uiuckley. a new York fruit I .-r--. has located half section ot l .-.- Dgming and will start frui. = lam
 Gel. D. smith, general superinteud- ..-gttle San Xavier mines, reports the i r-s.e-tles O; that company as develop I - G-e.y. T.s grand anniversary races will take | -.l., aa the I'd, 23d and 24th. All en- I ---s close February 18th. See adver- I .s-a-e1l elsewhere. U-le- the directions Of Bishop Dun 1 I5.u5v lers.an Episcopal Church cost l F.. .sl thousand dollars, IS to be erect !. -. .a Silver City, \. NJ. The Southern Pacific railroad Is to !. l t-s Ll4tt with other railroads and so | 7 s-l continuous line of road between | .z tidal va.er, of the Atlantic and 1 1 Pacific. Tue CITIZEN office has now ready for | sz.s a large assortment of receipt books. | .--.les dong business or having receipts | & make uIc cauuo; well afford to be I T..-Cur ole. Don Antonio Castollo. of Mt Cory [ -.s-, Lsmrraila county, Nevada, writes .
 
 l .s The E-auterllo making inquiries for I
 Us son Alexander, who Is supposed to be . B t-ls country. T-a Young America mine, of which ! : I-. L1-l Is the principal owner. in the ! I ,sa- Bell district, ls said to be yielding |. ---.-0uely. Each deepening foot . a-.--ts-- tge value Of the mine. Al. Aschisou, Topeka s Santa Fe aE.-a4- Company prevented war b. I l .-s t1 She SaLto Domingo Indians | Sl-,-- lae Indian killed by the Kicker | I- -sal, Monday night, near Wal | i a-
 IT, L. \. Fish has again planted a --a, trees along the sidewalk facing b. Nam street residence. IL Is to be -19sitha; srccsss will attend his efforts lsuiil those ot Hon. H. s. Stevens in s-za line.
 Ne-sr5. Ward & Courtney, the well E.ru road graders, have moved their r-..r- stock from Calabasas to Lords burg and will work on the road now be- -- blilt between that point and the ,Tu o' Clifton. IT. Bil-IOu. veil known as an .--la.l. ll the Parochlal schools of :-,s.ity has f5- the past several weeks -sea I.l n St. Nary's hospital He Is -5T cruTaiesciBE, and VIII in all proba- 5li:y coon be able to be about. l reward Is offered amounting to S..-Jf for each one of tue train robbers R-5 attacked tne express car on Neva- -l tram a few days since. The State o5e-- S9', Wells, Fargo 6 Co. S450 and :ls rallr.al company $500. G- C. f. Wores has in his assay office sa Camp street a beautiful specimen of r-ys-allzed copper from the Omega Ile. Us considered within one per cent. o' being chemically pure. Specl- -els ot ike nature are said to be ex- ca-iiuE.y rare.
 Assessments ou the only assessed --.les n A-z1ua. VIZ. the Gro M. X NJ 4 sal taa Harslaw, will be delinquent, one to-day and the other tomorrow. The assessment on the former amounts I ia twenty cents per share, and on the
 tttsr two cents. me town ls n.Ing oyerrun with boot blacks. As rule the little fellows are -l7l cases. This morning while two of ,-7- were -uucaIng ia the Fashion sa- l2.-, t--y lEarrelled and one attempt s- .9 stab tLe other with a fork, but for --e prompt interference Of Mr. PIersOn, l 19-.l undoubtedly have succeeded I-s.i--ls wlulj-be assassin was marched oI,1 .zL
 A n.le-, name unknown, that was 7'-Lia- tJr Nessrs. Prince Brothers, Tn -' 24-.4 Sltas, fell from the top to the s5,.'m u' fJrty-foot shaft few days '-'s, and vas thought to have sustained "'r-e injuries. He was yesterday Drought to the town on a bed, for treat -e-'. Fortunately he was not hurt as 1-I -s at li st supposed and this morn .-t Sas able to be on the street. AEal1- bootblack from Arlzona, says '-5 s'es-l EKpOsitor, was taken with 's7s-- 'rvr- at The hotel where be was i.99llg d few days ago. The landlady ss-; ia- wagon to have him conveyed -5 --- hos sisal. Tho lad came down san. 1l heinz summoned. but instead H -=---- into the wagon he crawled l-is- t.Ie hotel and couldn't be cosxed | '-. slu everybody had left the vicinity, T-a- he crawled out and left Tor parts --s-aWL.
 San Carlos Items. --s traders licences of Reuben Wood --- Charles T. COnnsll, traders at San | D-,.-r Asys been revoked by the hon Fable Commissioner of Indian Affairs. I - buck Indian shot squaw at the | a