Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
Local Intelligence.
The Omega smelter has started ur.

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 ing from two tO SIX bits.
 The cattle and sheep men og New
 Mexico are at loggerheads.
 It IS reported that the Columbia cop
 per company will soon resume work.
 The stock interests of Southern Arlze-
 ua were never better than at present.
 A patent has been granted to John P.
 Culver for water, gas or draln pipe.
 Henry Lesinsky, late of Clifton. has
 purchased himself homo on the Hul-
 son.
 A post of the Grand Army Of tLe Re-
 pubhc Is to be established at Ainucve--
 que
 / Water mains are being extended uD
 Camp street. eastward from Stone Ave
 nue.
 The cattle ustlers in New AsexIao sre
 being handled roughly auo vita.ut
 gloves.
 Negotiations are pending for the pur-
 chase of the Southwest by the Sentinel
 company.
 The Odd Fellows at Downey City,
 Cal, dedicated their neH hall with much
 ceremony on the 22d.
 The Southern Pacific railroad com 1
 pany have reduced the wages of iLsir
 employees ten per cent
 It's currently reported that lIessrs. 1
 Maish < DriscOll have bonded tle |
 Canoa Ranch to Eastern capitalists.
 Reports from Yuma say that the
 smallpox is quite prevalent there. But
 the smallpox Is never fatal in Yuma.
 Bishop Dunlop has prepared a lecture
 on Arizona and New Mexico which Le
 purposes to deliver in the Eastern
 cities;
 The action Of Governor Sheldon ol New Mexico in suppressing the cOwb0ye ele- ment with the State Militia ls much to he approved.
 There is not a single copy Of the Ses-
 sion Laws of 1879 to be found for love or money, and but few of those of the session of 1881.
 The Tucson round-house captains twenty-five engine stalls, and during the present iull ID freight traffic they are always full
 United States patents have been granted to the Big Pedro ald Llttle Pe- drO mining claims, Tombstone district, n Cochlse county.
 The health officer states that fine smallpox Is subdued, and with the pres enf favorable change ID tine weather no new eases are expected.
 There IS nothing like economy. ii- ma county's seventy-fve thousand doi- lar court house Is provided with an old saddle blanket for door-mat
 O. Nelson, a railroad engineer. died at the Sisters hospital on sunday, and was 2 buried on Tuesday. Rev. J. r. Berry |. conducted the funeral services.
 Don't have badly decayed teeth ez- g tracted when you can have them treated {; and built up and made to last for life. g by Dr. Gladwin. Dentist, 3IG Congress street e
 Arizona covers an area of 72,GlG0i |; acres Of land, fOur-terths Of which is nm - eral bearing. It Is larger thau New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware combined.
 petition Is being circulated and Is receiving the signatures of al the bus.- ness men ID town, asking jhe Legisia- !" ture tO grant the new charter c. Tucson. q as proposed by the Citizen Committee q
 Positive assurances are given of The a. erection of q custom shelter iu Tucson a at an early day. Unlimited enterprise 2, and abundant capital are backing the - scheme. This IS good news t0 mine -. owners ln the neighborhOod of the city. Q.
 Frank Ingoldsby, one of the cs-s,-i- q ners of the lamented Peel m :ne prer.r- h ing of the famous Tombstone man. i- J. now getting up complete map of fine d mining belt of Grant county, New Mex e leo. cr Lieut. N. F. Maus, First Infantry has o- been detailed, "ith SIX enlisted men, ou .. special duty n connection with leiio- ~ graphic signaling for the purpose of testing certain heliostats now af Fort ,l. Lowell, m hls charge.
 They are about inaugurating radical W. reforms m the California peuiJeutiary ne The new superintendent announces that Gu every inmate who does not conduct him ol self in a gentlemanly manner wall Ue summariiy discharged. Jil A lot Of horses stolen by rustlcss near '-'- Lake Valley and aioag Duck Greek. 5 were recaptured Thursday by lIr. -,-' Bass, who resides on the Lower Giia. o-, The rustlers became frightened and fled. ..' leaving the stock behind 1,. Messrs. D. l.. Sayre ,v c., of the Cliff of ton Clarion, favored t1e CITIZEN tais morning with the photographs of Ar Cii thur Craymond, Afford Briggs and Billy k Coleman, the Clifton and Lurlsburg tGs stage robbers. They aIe all young aud uu not bad looking men. N5i IL Is said that the band ot rustlsr5 re- i li. gently operating in Doui. Ana couuty. i''- New Mexico, IS an organized body ol about fifty men, and Is connected with other bands whose operations lxtcud rom Chihuahua to Socorr8 and from he PecOs River into Arizona
 The names of the cattle thieves cap '- ured by Lieutenant Fountain at La va Mesa New Mexico. on Monday night. his were Jose Henriques, Margarito Sierra Ar. nd Severo Apodsca. Captain Saiazar A ssfter the balance Of the gang, with Tea air prospect Of capturing them also. san The smallpox cases on Dcnos street .' re reported doing well The attack in w. iither case is but light. The place how i-,' yer Is thoroughly qUarantIued, special .5.. 'Rtrol being on duty both night and .E. Iav. aud no one but properly authorized l-t persons, are allowed to pass in or oUL no. 4 lett,r has been received by Prof. e. -aJ ,. Hall, from Hon. Move Wirks which iul tates that the bill for the erection oi a wi. lew school building in Tucson has tm 'assed both houses and been approved Wal Y the Governor, with some trihiug utii' mendments defining more particularly eml he powers of the trustees. was The Prescott Democrat says: Although . he Daily CITIZEN of Tucson is d con ...'. tant and welcome exchange, We have f.,. ot until yesterday had an opportunity -, {. 0 see copy of the Weekly CITIZEN. It l.a a splendid large sheet. brirnful of in- erestlng news and IS credit tn the territory.
 James F. Dola,l, oi Bangor. Maine. A rites for information on ostrich farm -ue ng m Arizona. At present. there are Art, 70 ostrich farms m this Territory. .,I- hough plenty of land can be Eai s.isus- ga" for that purpose m any portion of Nl be Territory, by pre- empuou. An ey ,tS"i eriment in this industry would Gaub- ta' ; sss prove successful here. .''o Yuma Advance: The man who ats adj, and to be the cause of the accident at -eu ehachepi passed through here last CIol eek. His name Is Alllet. He says he -ere no tramp and was not near the tram unls any time, but that he saw the Fear Vltl set the brake, take the iaGy Cali 0 the train and conduct her toward the hlm -sItlng room; that the lantern was to b Town out. and that the train about that reyu me began to move. and ID an instant hls was gong at full speed. frlcl