Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-06
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
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SATURDAY. oCroBER6, 6, lSS;
Local Intelligence.

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 The nights are getting so cool tha
 one blanket IS comfortable.
 Under Sheriff Thomas Cordls is con
 fined to hls room with malarial fever.
 Hermoslllo people continue to reael here daily. The exodus has not stopped
 L. Zsckeadorf X Co. yesterday ship ned a ear load of Omega buIhon t0 New York.
 Workmen have been engaged to com nelce operations on the smelter next week.
 The outer Topolobampo bay sounds from three and a half to seven fath. o-ls.
 If is rumored that operations will be resumed on the Gunsight in a few days. e
 The Good Templars grand lodge now is session iu San Francisco Is composed of 70l delegates
 E[r. Thos. Patterson has some valuable -,,i,5 of the Tucson Rangers, which he will sell at Sl5 apiece.
 Tacson IS fast filling up with the old -lrer-, and as 8 consequence is resum- ing her vented cheerfulness
 The resignation of A. NJ. Bragg as 41s.;ca of the peace has been accepted bv the Board of Supervisors.
 Work has been commenced on several mines in the Amole district in vlew of selling ore to the Tucson smelter. 
 \ MT. Dur. Of the Topolo bampo sur vs-. i.ei O. yellow fever September 9th, while au roGte there from Guaymas.
 The Kalghts o, Pythias will follow fF. Tamp-ars good example and give s1..al m nsw EIremen's Hall week after next
 One of the CaIleuder troupe met with s severe falI at Los Angeles day before ge-,eriay, and sustained severe ill., .g-.es.
 The barn of Clark 6 Adams contain ir- hay and mules was burned at Pres e1.. la-. Tuesday. One mule was burned. Ll-s Sl.E"l-
 The district court will adjourn this afternoon aJ o'clock. Judge 5 eldon goes this evening Co Phenix to hold c5g-; there.
 The steamship Newborn that IS in S.a Frau-lsco with yellow fever has been fumIgated with black oxide of mauEaLese-
 San Francisco has Q case of yellow fever that broke ont sort of spontaneous lg ia tIe city. and nobody can tell where l !. came from.
 l.. S. Foster was convicted yesterday l afternoon of the crme of selling liquor l vitlou. federal license. He wIll be l sentenced tomorrow.
 The san Francisco Daily Exchange | rs1-1igess pa-5of the CITIZENS Apache l a-lc..s. but they ran out of hyphens be- l fore they came JO the vocabulary.
 There is talk about boring a big tun- rs. Iu tue Sierra Nadre hills back of | L1, Angeles in order to make the Los | Au--.e- r-vsr n4Tlgable to that city.
 There are so many murders commit ti Il Lbs An u-eles that the journals are | sa-.alsly meiitating setting apart 6 sg-aial department for these features.
 The Los Angeles Herald, which is niue-c0lumn paper. and already larger than the San Francisco Chronicle or the | most oi blanket-sheets, Is talking about charging
 The Nellie Boyd troupe have raised enough coin to advertise in Los An ce.-s. They could not afford 1t here, and The result was nobody knew they We're in he city.
 D-. B. r. Burgess, the well known dentist. Is nov m Prescott. He will soon ylslt Tucson and be prepared 10 meet all who desire Co avail themselves of hIs slLtgl services.
 The Lbs Angeles Times reports one death from yellow fever on the emI- grant train between here and there a1 lr ten days ago. The body was 51-.ei along side the railroad.
 The recent treatment received by rob- CTS and D. .rle-ers iu Arizona seems tO have run all the rRscals out into CalIfOr- uIa as Stockton and Los Angeles are having an overdose just now.
 F5rty-iye telephones are in operation i1 r. Pa-O and PasO del NOrte, on the tE1 banks ot the Rio Grande, and the line * soon to be extended south and cas-, lsletl being the objective point
 M-. C. r. Iueriots, of San Antonio, is n the clty tlr. inerl tt WIS with the advance column of which Col. Toole and Gel. Hand were members, that marched into Tucson lwenty-oue years ago. Thus old comrades meet.
 4 respondent writes from Lords burg that water lu abundance has been sr1ck il the railroad we'll there, and 1t SIl ult be long before tbe town will be supplied gI,A water by means of pipes. We think We are sure of the end of the division
 By reference to the death column 1t viI ba seen that Dr. II. B. Latbrop, of H-Insillo, has lost his wife and daugh- ter Lrs Lathrop died three days after tlei- Ettle girl had passed away. Dr. Lathrop Was formerly of Los Angeles, and well known here.
 II W. Brady has been appointed constable of precinct No. ], vice Harry Ward, ske5adiied Constable Brady Was one of the youngest polIceMen on t-e force His head went of with the rstr5ucImen, wave. Ills petition was sIlei by Iessrs. Paul, Buttner and others.
 M-. Ii. MenaCer, the well known Meyer street merchant, has purchased ot tle assignee, D. Eelasco. the entire stock o- goods carried by the late firm of Ft.ez E Co. lie bought them at bar gan, aai is now retailing them m like @aule- Call early and secure good m.rchaudise at low prices.
 The C-RES correspondent writing from Pl8en5x under date of 3d inst. says Telegram sent Monday con csnllE fire. etc. Information received ys-.e-lly tla' it was yet at Marlcopa- -lls ls ra5her strange, to say the least, and tla CITIZEN would like Co have some explanation from tine parties who a-a a, t4Elt.
 Past Eminent Commander Ii. B. L'EbtlIzar has been appointed Deputy Grand Master by Most Eminent R. l.. N..lars, ot Virginia, Grand Master of tLe Grand Eucampmeut Of Knights Isnplar or the United states, to constl- ute Arizona C0mmHndery No. ], Of thIs place. This COmmandery was granted a charter by the late Conclave n San Francisco. This is a high honor conferred on Judge Lighthlzer and IS E5-thily bestowed.
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