Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SATURDAY. JUNE B. 1883
Local Intelligence.

Hon. D. J Bolan is in the cIty shaking 1 hands with the boys.
 A little bird whispers that there is a marriage to take place this week.
 The two Apache scouts, Jim and AIu- chacho, have returned to Fort Huachu- cs.
 The electric light mast by the flag pole cn the court house dome makes ''oli glory appear at half mast.
 Ron. Ii. ". Stewart is nowat WiIlcox, having returned from visit to friends in San Francisco and other points.
 4 special term or the district court of the first judicial district has been or derei for Graham county for the 20th instant.
 5Iessrs. Cooler and Swanwick are meeting with fine success in dIsPosln1g 1f large edition of their directory ln Tombstone.
 The firm of Pusch S ZellweSer have been dissolved, and George Pusch VIII continue the business or the meat mar ket at heretofore
 Two U. $. land patents bearing tne autograph of President Arthur, and one of ex-P-esideut Hayes, were filed yester- day with the County Recorder.
 m. areuarations for the electric light works are fast approaching completion. l The lvuamg and engine will be placed l iB position this week. and next week the | boiler and furnace will be put up.
 Oe next saturday evening n the OD5 -s House will occur the testimonial benefit to Mrs Richard Eccleston- ! Fron tle array or local talent engaged the alfa;r promises to be recherche.
 Parties coming from Prescott. to avoid thejsuruey across the desert to Marlco- pa, now take the stage sixty miles to the 4. S r. R. p. and thence come Wa A. qusraue and Demiug ro Tucson.
 Itis said that an effort is being made . to have Judge Sheldon postpone the 1 special July term Ot the Graham coun- ! tv Court till September. The reasous 1 urged are the heat and the present lack ! of court room.
 The Tucson ChiuaneE cannot be !. blessed with an extraordinary amount ! af brains. at least it would be Judged so ! from the number of ti-es they permit ! themselves to be arrested by the police for smoking opium
 Ono sign of good times m Tucson Is . that all the petty criminals convicted ln the police court pay their fines promptly, and i, is a rare tlln- when drunk Dr pias-Litte- is pulled who has Co go tu the chain gang to work out hIs sentence. .
 The CITIZEN is pleased to learn that . Master Frank liarouey, who Was aceI- ! dentallv shot with an ar gun at Levin $ 1, u-rk yesterday. ls suffering but LrJlS | q1ln. and judging from the cheerful eN- 1 1-e=s.1n of his c0uuteuance thls mo-u- ! su- ha will be ou hIs feet ln few days .
 The Indies saciety of the Cong. ga- ] ti11lI church has suspended its meetings . lutlI fall The ladies propose 0 give a ! -sr-es d- entertainments durlag Thanks | giving ueek. which will doubtless be l followed by some of Those enjoyable | slrials SD popular last winter
 Plearx Lodge of Knights of Pytbias l elected ;he following officers last Fri ! day: Owen Kellogg, c. C.: Elliott B Kirkland, V. C.; Geo. E. Drew, P; Joseph rhalheimer, M. Of E.; F. ?. . Fowl ?. N. at A.; Eugene l. Fuller, X. e- E. zS.
 -N8 lemons Such is 90 startling local --au 0f a sensational contemporary. |. What d1s. t me8ls Did rbe item-heui ! t.at peae5liej ir faIl Co get Is dal. t-s-t. ,- -s l- 80 accustomed to "suthu' stronger" that be has sworn off on uat- . h-s'= cooling drink. What Is It, any wlys
 gentleman at Yuma, engaged lH fine ! manufacture of soap, thinks of rsMov- !. ing L-s lg-5uesz tJ EIcSou where he |. can have larger market for Ais pro- . ductons. He has sent Ep several very l. lla =uaclrneus ei his work for the in- suectI1n of the mere ants here, and # receives sufficient elcsuragemeut he vill come.
 L.5r3-burg ciai1ls five hundred iuLup- lt7ntE, and has tIlr-g seven saloons and places where liguors are sold, Hs well as dance houses and gambling establish l melt=. Since July 8, 1882. fourteen | persons have died in the town, aud the I c1u-es of death may be classified as fol- ] lows: Lynchei, !; murdered, 8: sui | siles, 6. sualp nx, B; doubtful, !.
 Davenport is ID trouble. He made . some remarks the other day, which . alarmed Ir. John S5rauu, his former business partner, wh' made complain . aEgl4s- him. and Sheriff Paul placed . him uadsr arrest. Judge Meyer put I him under SLo1) Co keep the peace. and | this morning D3verpor, was unable tD l find r1ui-nen, and yet lodges in jail
 There were two of the jurors ID the {. Casey trial John Hughes, or Total 1 Wreck. and c. Clapp, uf P4utau0, who ] ,Were mad taIs morning They applied 1 't1 the Bolri oi Supervisors for the pay . as jurors and they were informed that . that ,he lag only allowed 8 a day and . uu mI.are. They say heretofore jurors !. we're allowed go cents per mile one way | and thatlt is a great hardship to take ! men away from their work and pay them 1 less than t costs them to live.
 The firm or G. AlbertonI f Co. have | inst opened a studio at No. 225 Main !. street. ID heiIsch block, where they are i ready t3 paint portraits lu oil from . small lockets to life size. They will also :. attend e historical subjects and land | scsp-s Ihl5 firm also will attend to decorative and frcscD work for theatres, halls aud private dwellings and dra wings of plans af buildings for all purposes in ! every style os architecture The CITIZEN wishes these gentlemen success in their l enterprise. and hopes that th. patronage of this community mdy be sufficient to induce their permanent residence in Tucson.
 Messrs. Hughes, Mansfield and Clark have secarei ga United States patent to the Copper Queen mine, situated short distance west of Tucson. IL is reported to be a valuable property that will in the near future bring wealth to its for tuuate owners. The mine is not a new one. Many years Gince lt had been lo- catel, worked and then abandoned for want of better facilities for the handling ot its ores which although not high grade, are believed Co be abundant. Its p-s-eut owners. now that they have secured a patent purpose to open the ml1e and either make lt what they be- lieve it to he or knock the bottom ont of # entirely.
 The Arizona Lumber Yard. under the careful mauaEemeut of Mir. J. \. Mason, is an important factor in the develop melt and progression Of Tucson and contiguous country, Inasmuch as the greater portion Of the lumaer used in this and ueirlboring towns, m the mIiis ana mines uf southern Arizona and northern Sonora comes from the A-i- Zona yard. The timber is of California and Oregon growth and Is famous for its durability and fine working prupertie- The finished woods are all properly l housed from ;he effects or sun and ram, as ls also tne large stock us doors, door frames, Wlauov sa-ar-. blinds. tran sons, counters and mauliinEs. Mining tmhers are made a sr-cieitv. Timbers O. any particular sizr u- shape furnished