Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Local Intelligence.

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 Graham county warrants sell at % cents.
 A rood painter is wanted in St. Johns, Apache County.
 The new arrivals at the hotels are very light just now.
 W.M. Griffith, the veteran stage man. has returned from Phenix.
 The narrow gauge railroad will be commenced in very short time.
 The Tombstone amateus threaten to visit Tucson with their Pirates of Pen zance.'
 Mr. ". J. DoheTty has been awarded the contract for building the city hall and engine house.
 The Tombstone people have secured one hundred Papago braves for scouts to hunt Apaches.
 Court ReDorter E. ". Risley has a new type writer which be manipulates with surprising rapldI,y.
 MT. B. F. Bivins has specimens of silver ore from one of his mines n the Cababi district which assay 5000 per tea
 Mir. F. \. Fish's new block at the corner of Main and Pennington streets. will be two stories in night and will have a cellar under the whole block.
 A Mexican woman residing ID St. Johns, Apache County, Is said to be ll5 years old. Sine IS childish and wlll cry IL .ar-l1 l1f-. g a1erI.N
 Mr. ID. McAulifTe has returned from a visit to Sonora. He spent several days ID the seaport of Guaymas and brought back a new stock Of cunositles,
 Mir. E. \. Fish has received SIX car loads Of splendid wheat from Stockton, Cal, and Is running his mill day and night producing a very tne grade ot four.
 A change has been made In running the emigrant trains through Arizona The coaches are attached to the regular express train at Deming and go through to Yuma.
 About 2750 pounds of copper was brouph7 fn from the Omega mine on Monday. and is at the depot awaiting tae arrival of sufficient quantity to make good shipment.
 Tue Copper Queen will pay quar- terly dividend Of fifty cents share on the 10th or April, agg-egatlng Sl21,oJ', winch will make. when paid, S2Ju,OuJ received by the stockholders this year.
 A correspondent of the Star wants Delegate Oury to be placed ID command of a volunteer force to exterminate the Apaches. 1t Is a charity to that corres- ponden to state that he lives out ID the woods.
 The person who has not got sure cure for the ague wants to meet the one who has not got the proper solution of the Indian question. Barnum will eE- hibit them as the two greatest curios- ities living.
 Under the management Of ex-Mayor Carr, the extensive business of Wm. E. Hooper x Co. in thus city has grown to gigantic proportions. Their store and warehouse are at all times scenes Of great business activity.
 The nuisance al the corner or Mesilla and Meyer streets IS creating not ouly a bad odor in that neighb0rhood, but bad personal feeling between the gen tlemen occupying the premises on op- posite corners of the street.
 O5 Saturday the end of the track nu the Atlantic and Pacific railroad was at Sacramento, 4. T., which is thlrty-elght miles from the Colorado rIver. They are laying fully two miles per day, and l will push the road right through.
 Tho following bullion was shipped Fsa- 4hn r-as4l- .4~1NTnlr April 7th: Head Center Mill, 8 bars: Tombstone mill, bars; Grand Central mill. s bars; Boston mill, 10 bars; Con tention mill. 22 bars.
 Will those who so freely denounced Agent Wilcox upon the report that those who had been killed by the Indi- ans were "depredatOrs,' be far enough to give Mr. Wilcox the credit oi not making such report, as t IS evident be did not?
 Several ear loads of freight has ar rived at New Blackberry, on the <. X P. l and this will be one of the most lmpoT- ! tant stations on the road. Arrange l nents are being made to ship ore, and l burros to pack it. F. II. Bacheler IS the | railroad agent. !
 According to the PhenIz Gazette tEo . detectives are after a man named Hogan | who is alleged to have dropped SlAuO ! counterfeit silver dollars in this IeTrIto- . ". They are said to be a splendid Imi- | tation and bear the Carson City miut |. symbol Look out for them.
 There Is great inquiry now for availa- ble cattle ranches. Stock raising IS the ! most safe and profitable business in ArI- | zona. and Is developing into great prominence. IT the Apache troubles are ended. the stock business VIII become an industry second only to mining, m this Territory.
 The Clifton Clarion says. ''The Arizo- ! na Copper company's new shelter Is dC- 1. ing fine work. Another shelter will be l blown in next Monday, and the two will . be kept running continually. They | consume 90 tons of ore per day. An | other smelter is at Lordsburg which will | arrive here in few days.
 The San Francisco postmaster having | widely circulated n notice that all letters | sent to British Columbia by any other . manner than the regular malls, would . be sent back for proper mailing. Wells, | Fargo & Co. have issued a cIrcu!ar au- nouncing that the regulation upon | which that notice was predIcgted had no I reference whatever to Wells. Fargo E l Co.'S letter express.
 The way it looks to tine New York | people Is expressed by the following l. item from the New York World: "Ihs l Arizona young man Is a dangerous anI- l ma, to have ID the house. Down at Tucson, on a recent Sunday evening, during the business of courtIng fellows pistol fell to the floor and being dis charged, hls sweetheart was wounded. ! The evenings sitting closed with the arrival If the old folks upon the scene and calling in of doctor.
 Mr. Wm. H. Smith Is the owner of two groups of fine mines ln the Iyndal district, Pima county, which run hlgh m silver, with a good percentage Of copper. | He has been steadily at work for the ] past four years, doing all the develop l ment possible. and will now pay his first visit home, n Oakland He will return l again In few weeks to resume his work 1 with full realization that be has a for | tune in his properties
 The Phenix Gazette notices that John | r. T. Smith, m constructing his stone | wall, adjoining the mill, seclreG | load or two or building rock from l from Mir. Edwards quarry, about six miles east oi that city. IL was not gen orally known that there was any good building stone so near to Phenix, but these specimens are Of excellent quality. being light, though durable, and splen- dId for foundations for brick and adobe houses. IL is understood that this stone can be quarried in blocks of almost any desired size.
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