Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-17
Local Intelligence.

LAG OEe DkGlecO CuhrELi LQlAl IS GLl nloF- ing quite a number of mhn.
 Come to the CITIZEN office for first class Job work as bedrock prices.
 A project is sad to be On foot with a view of making business boom in Tue son.
 Several soldier boys, tired of their hard work st Fort Lowell, have de- serted.
 Antelope, deer and ul lountain sheen continue to be plentiful ln the Tucson markets.
 Rev. J. F. Berry's secold child is ex- pected 10 die from diphtheria. They are in Michigan.
 The next meeting of the Board of Supervisors will Do on the first Monday in December.
 Messrs. Sutherland and Pam run a stage line between Rivefside and the Ray Copper camp.
 J.B. Scholar, of the EIperanza mine, came in last night and sgIll remain in the city for week.
 The Benson Smelling Conpauy are said to have @ half mIilIoE dollars wOr' b of ore on hand at present.
 Pedro Aguirre's staga line to the Omega Camp is to be rdestabhshed as soon Rs work IS begun onIthe mine.
 There are fewer idle nen in Tucson at the present time than there have been at any time during the p1esent year.
 Stephen Packard. well known in this city, is superintendent ofla mioe for an English com pany in Newl toundlsnd.
 Governor Tritle and pat ttuers, are said to have refused an oif4r of two and half million dollars for t1e Verde Cop per group.
 After the 10th of December to all un- paid taxes will be added lon real estate five per cent, and on personal property. ten per cent
 Geo. W. Brown, deputy. grand master workman, will institute lodge ot A O. c. W. in Florence neXt Saturday. Tuere are fOrty-four applicants
 Republican. Tired of reiterating the old story that the Indians will soon come in, Crook apologIs-s are BOW try ing to explait why they don't
 Parties in from Riverside report lively and prosperous camp. The mines are showing up well, busiuess IS lively, with every prospect Of becoming more SO.
 4 report IS current in Los Angeles that a local train will be run daily from that city tD connect with the through train to San Francisco, wa Aiohaye and The Needles.
 WI. Wilson, of Salt River Valley, is accredited with having the finest Clydss- dale colt in the country. It is less than two years old and IS certainly 8 magnificent looking animal.
 The sheep business has proved to be 0 success in the north part Dt tlis c)Ia- ty and the southern part of PInal, where a number of h0cks have been doing well during the past year or two.
 The Imperial Insurance group of companies, o5 which Wm. A. Scott, IT,, is agent, have promptly settled the loss incurred by Mrs. c. H. Lord an the re- cent fire by the payment of SS2j0
 There is a difference of ten minutes ID the local tIme kept by Messrs. Good ] man and Niisgn. But either one ls willing to wager one hundred dollars l that his time is not ten minutes wrong. ].
 J. M. Bailey has written friends ID l thIs city that he will arrive ID the course ! of a few days with party Of Eastern . capitalists and wlll complete the pur- chase Of the Virgin and Ross group Of 1 mines in the Santa Ritas.
 J, Rowley. better known as the l original "Napa Jack" for long time a l resident of this city, is now engaged as | hostler at the Giia Bend round house. I and Is filling his position with credit tO ! himself and employers.
 Dr. W. IT, Leach, formerly practie- | ing physician In this city. but who on I the death ot his daughter, removed tu | Napa, California, where he now Is, 1 said to command the largest practice Of any physician ID that section If the State.
 District Attorney ?. N. Smith ou Thursday evenin received a telegram from Eilngburg, Scotland, asking # English companies could acquire inning title in Arizona This show that some attention is being paid t5 our mines ID bonnie Scotland.
 William L. Brooks, late clerk in the Tucson postofice, died iH San Francisco on the 10th instant. His death was sud- den and unexpected to his many friend- here, who received the sad news with sorrow. He was but tweuty-three years of age. His malady IS said to have be D Brights disease of the kidneys.
 Stout E Hanson, Of thls city, were a couple of weeks since On the verge Of completing a fine brick building iu Pherix for c. Ellis G Co. The building contained 20O,eG0 brick and with its deep stone cellar was accredited the finest Of it's kind ID Phenlx. The con- tractors Stout E Hanson are both num- Der one workmen.
 A bakery in Tucson has a recent im- portation from the Fatherland. The other evening he went out m the back yard, and saw 8 pretty little dog near the woOdpile. He tried to chase 1t out Of the yard, and threw a stick of wood at 1t. He is now trying tO find out ''vai kinds Of 0 tOg Is it.. He does not know whether the dog hit him or he mt tha dog. He says # ''smelt awfuls bad" ] and his friends aIl think so.
 For several days past trains Nos. 22 and 24, by the eastern route, arriving lu Los Angeles at 4:l5 a. m-. and the same hour m the afternoon, were late, more or less. Part of the iime 1t va, cause5 by the broken bridge over the Santa Ana river, but more often by heavy trairs aud extra care ID ascending and descend ! ing heavy grades. Accidents are very rare, but when they do occur it is gener- ally impossible to prevent them.
 John Elwel, of Salt River Valley, ar- lved in IucsOn on Friday last, with r wagon load of sweet potatoes. He had