Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-18
Local Intelligence.

Local Intelligence.
 The grand jury is doing thorough work
 number of small mining sales are reported.
 Ina grand jury has settled down to its .,'-risitorisl duties
 ,, extensive copper deposit has been ,...,,vsred ID Dos Cabezss.
 nh, T,orisburg and Clifton railroad --s,siyed it's first locomotive.
 In. time from Tombstone to Bisbee
 t,s new road, IS four hours.
 T.a Tin Top Mining company, Yava-
 ,i county. has levied an assessment
 r,s narrow gauge railroad will pro- sBee broad gauge prosperity ID Tucson.
 ,r.;o-J il. Turner has been appoint
 ,-r.tnsster at Harshaw in this cOun- v.
 In5-s W. ". Hoover has taken up his
 . GNr.J q. Goodman.
 The Yuma papers report current ru-
 - .pat the old smelting works, of that 1iace, are to be revived.
 new postofice, called Howells, has L.s, estabished in 1avapai county with l Nm. Adams, IT,, for postmaster.
 I'm. yellow flags have been removed | s--- i,hoa street, and not case of | s,qIl9ox exists in or about the city.
 ,sw building Is to be erected on .ss,ta ofthe one burned some time .-a opposite the Grand Central hotel.
 Ii i. reported that II. c. Hooker's -.r,h and stock are bonded to an English company for the snug sum of sZ50uOo.
 W-r,nants who sell oleomargarine or 4b1U hutter" as it IS called, must have r,s,n abel on the package, giving its ru2e- name.
 St Ormand, of Yuma, should be re- -,9yed by the prison commissioners i-on bis position as clerk of the com r,is9n. because Of incompetence.
 The Graham County News has sus- ,s,i-i. not from lack of patronage, but Inc proprietor desired 10 change his f.io of labOrs to a locality more con genial
 The body of poor old Captain Jenks .-ilI lies ID the morgue in blissful ignOr- rres that a disagreement as to the value of the last services rendered him keeps lis remains in pawn
 Mr L. L. Wetmore smslted n lot of silver amaigam, from near the Sonora line. yesterday, and obtained a hand some bar uf silver weighing about one Ialdrld ounces, 936 fine.
 Nr. Dick Gird is in Tombstone, look inc well and hearty. His legion of friends are congratulating hIm upon the recent lawsuit. and think hls success a triumph of right and justice.
 Landlord Dixon, of the Russ House, is g-oriug a fine crop of hair upon his head where 1t has been as bald as Q bIl- hard 5ali for over five years. Another evidence of the superiority of Arizona climate.
 Tbe Prescott Democrat says a ditch L4 A u- Co convey water from Arastra creek to ths placer mines on Placer creek, where t1s gravel is said to be very -ich n coarse gold. 1 man named r. Maths,n w4s mur- js-si last week by uukunwn laTii,-, four niles from Benson, aud h.s r4b.u pillazsi He was about 3 years ut agg aud bore a good reputation for sobrieJy and Industry.
 The 5. P R. F. is furnishing money 70 keep the Fresno publc schools open in California. The school funds ran out and the necessity appeared for turning ll9 pupils out on the streets till next l A1sas-, when the railroad company came the rescue. The Om,sa copper sInelter will start uy t0-norrOw morning. IL IS a 3O-tOn 1 smelter, manufactured by Rankin, Bray ton < O.. San Francisco, which fully en- slrss complete success. Mr. E. l.. SchO- eaberg has charge of the works. IL is stated that Hon. Pat Hamilton { vii at once enter upon his duties as ' compiler of information respecting ArI- l sona The volume will be larger and z more comprehensive than the former | work, and II will embody many features | net embraced in the previo1s volume. ( When California shippers pack sixteen ( ounces of butter in a pound package, in- stead of the fourteen ounces now given, Arizona will recognize a slight inclIna- tion on the part If her coast neighbor to nslIt the continuance of the flood of patronage that now stands good chance ot oeIDc divided with eastern cities and ( Sonora. C A great many stock owners and breed I CTS met at this place Saturday last and l tormel su association for mutual bene- c ft and protection. J. G. Campbell was i elected president; W. w. Hutchinson, V Vics president; Ed. ". Wells, secretary, { 0. Llusoln, treasurer. An executive I committee was appointed. Bylaws, etc: | Elllsoon be ready for Pres I cOtt Courier f