Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
WEEKLY CITIZEN. ..,T1-RDAN. AUG. II. 1888
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY..

Bastous
 FL. Wetmore piokled a Gila monster tse othc day
 The ssphaltum sidewalk for Pearson u5,k IS being laid.
 Finder Sheriff Cordis Is busy making ,. sneritfs deeds for tax title sales. NB Appel has been appointed night -,s-i at the county jail by Sheriff Paul. The First National Bank will move .,-1 its new quarters by September lst. The Southern Bell mine is turning out .--srty tons of ore per day, in the Santa Catsllnss.
 The territorial Jaws" enacted at tbe las. legislature, have arrived, and the .F-tls are happy.
 Mover complains that Thomas Fitch -.s;tachei S5j0 of his money on de- -..slt lr a Denver bank.
 The yard of the city jail has been en- r--.i bv a new 'dobie wall between the -.l.el station and the engine house. 1.-The number of faro banks in town -. any evidence of its prosperity, then I5- Angeles Is approximating to Tue SOD.
 Mining is reported to be lively in the ,r,ols district just west of town. Ore brought here eighteen miles, and .bipped to Benson.
 washout occurred on the railroad -bis side of Lordsburg. The road is un- js- water for mile or two and the tele- ,-su.I wires are down.
 All the accounts between Contractor N j. Doherty and the city have been .s.tIed. and he turned over the keys this rgoruing to the officials.
 lar-e number of Tucsonites will ,aE. advantage of the reduced rates to ,6- Conclaye offered by the railroad company next Saturday.
 The soap factory shipped its first east ;r-sf laundry soap the other day. The r4-1It vas satisfactory, a trst-class art ;sr4 having been turned out
 Mayor C. M. Strauss has severed his ,s-sonal connection with L. Zeckendorf Eco, and will devote himself hereafter -y,lusiyely to railroad affairs.
 George Nj. Knight, one of the best men and writers In Arizona, Is about to ;-avs Yuma for short tlme.-Prescott C-,-i5- That Is rather indefinite. The fucsou soap factory is manutact- --H- tir,t-class soap. Let us patronize
 .a.!rstry.-D Exchange. \a= t-at s good for tine "unwashed.' Charley. the Yuma Indian incarcer- s,si !n the city jail, has seven more days -,.srye. He says he doesn't care, as he has ule1ty of good food, and little work. Twp of the prominent citizens took a .g-ge, os the town oa Sunday, and they -41--f that vacant houses are very s.-ca. One thing Is true, that rents are high
 "A. Hartwsil has purchased a half interest In the photograph business of MT. Blehr.au. MT Hartwell has earned .-a1u.au0n in Tucson of being first class artist.
 Eeui blew up an artesian well on .as lab .e-land east If Los Angeles with ivuamItp. and what Was once source .i life to thou-ands of head of cattle Is now little muddy pool.
 The Gla Bend canal company have t1-ts--eveu men at work. he canal IS thirty feet wide at the bottom aud a rll- and a half long. The company ,-sres are selling at $500
 Is. s.ul.y of Mr. Joseph kinley, su ssrrteuI,ut Of the soap factory, have .--v-l from Lis ranch un the Colorado rsar. several miles Ueiow Yuma, and r. .--.- e |, re permanently.
 p,r1-, United States Marshal Joseph Erar- raz-ed through Tucson last night .a a-su-r Co Phenix with two more of the U.r.-g frauds, !. S. Burnett and Sho6n. Bsra-tt " IS captured in Tombstone. The a-T City Hall was duly branded ta> morning by the contractor, w J.. Ull--ty On tae west end are the let ,e-- -CI.y II .IL" The south has Pub a. Library The ends bear the figures -l~-&
 Mrs ". C. Davis, of this city, was in t.e late big fire in San Francisco, and vas the lgst 10 get out, and that too in her bare feet Her trunk and all her clothing were burned. Her escape was y5ry narrow.
 The initial number of the Valley
 
 the Studabaker brothers, IS at hand. l. uas g columns. The topography IS perfect, also otherwise. If there IS any ,hlus iu a name the Echo will become as fam u- as the wagons.
 JuiEe C. II. Meyer has a very fine and Ia-.s com collection, embracing some rs-- pieces of money. ItIncludes an old Spanish medal, dug up near Warner s mlll He values the collection at SD CO., Some Of the coins came from Ger mauy. and are known to have been m his family for several generations past. Pioneer Hose Co, No. 1, have install cd the following officers: J. F. Innes, president; J. A. Simpson, vlce-presldent D. J. Bolyu. chief engin ser; c Nell sr-n. assistant chief engineer; Thomas Halahau. steward; 4. GOldschmIdt, sec re,ary The chef engineer, hls assist ont and the steward were confirmed by tue city council under bonds.
 The Good Templars installed theiI aEe5-s last night as follows: l.. NJ Prince. P. W. C. T.. Mrs E. J. Prince, VIC. T., Geo. E. Pence, W. R h. >; Jam.- Cameron, W. L. Fl. s.; Harry r ClEer w. S: Nettie P. Prince. ". A. S. EA. Brown, ". r. S.; Will II. Prince W. T. Geo. ;. Mearns, W. NJ; LlZZle B. Prince, W. l. G.; Edwin D. Meeker VOC.
 There are Il2 Brush electric light companies ID the United States, supply ing over 2AOG0 lights, under contracts 90 cities auO private individuals IF tEelty towns the Brush light IS placed GF0u towers or masts. ranging from l4l ieet to 275 feet in height Rock Island has T of these towers: Savanna lZ; Lo' Angeles g: and Portland, Oregon, f g51ut .a adopt 26 masts, with thret lights noon each, ot an elevation ot l0' iee-. h. cities of Mexico. Monterey aud Gnadalajara have been lighted nearly two years. 4 dynamo has neye been known to break; they are too strong and simple.
 Supervisor J. H. Toole says he wa among the first Union soldiers to ente Tucson There were five companies O ;1e lst and 9th California volunteers and 0ae company of the lst Calltornli cavalry, under Captain Emil tritz They camped one night near the Catall Aas, after a march of six hundred mile from Wilmington. The next morning Nay 20. 1862, they entered Tucson wltl hauuers flying and guns shining. In town was almost deserted. A compan. oi rebels hearing of their coming ha' clean out in haste, and took refuge Il he Dragoon mountains, where Cochls Elled several and disarmed the cro"u Ar Toole was made quarterHlastei 1nne !, 1862.
 \ Rival of Tanner.
 The Mexican woman III the count 4i. Las not eaten any food now Tor te' days: she refuses every thing set Deiol her Sic throws her clothing out o' ile lawn of nights. According 10 ne