Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-25
Local Intelligence.

Pete Gabriel and band are reported t,
 be on the San Pedro hunting Jack Red
 field.
 The Nellie Boyd troupe are perform.
 ing in English to crowded houses al
 Chihuahua.
 The Electric Light Company have
 more orders for the Swan incandescent
 light than they can fill.
 That bologna is unpopular in Tucson
 has nothing to do with the multitudin-
 ous variety of her CUTS.
 Messrs. r. K. Miller and II. L. Smith have formed 8 partnership as attorneys at law. and located at 3O5 Pennington street
 The number of burros for Pima coun- ty are assessed at 8 little over Sl,5O0.
 Thzs would make only about 150 burros in the county.
 C. VI. Whitehead, one Of the most forcible writers on the Pacific coast. has severed his connection with the. Santa Barbara Press.
 D. w. Art has quit running his stage line between Florence and Picacho, on account Of there not being enough travel to justify it.-Florence Enterprise.
 II Byron had lived in Tucson be would have written 1t, 'I love to hear the dogs'' dishonest bark bay deep mouthed terror as the pound-msster yanks him in"
 From the numerous articles published ID California papers about the states of Sinaloa and Durango, those localities must be creating quite an interest.
 Tucson affords a golden opportunity to an Angors glove factory to start up and utilize the immense number of ca nine pelts that go to waste in Tucson every year.
 An exchange says: Judge Silent, of Tucson, is in Los Angeles and likes it" Judge Silent had the reputation of hk- ing it before he went to Los Angeles Prescott Journal.
 On Wednesday morning last, Don Angel and Doua Laura Molla left Los Angeles for Arizona, on theatrical busi- ness, after spending several months in their home iu Los Angeles-Los Ange- les Herald.
 c. Avery shipped six fine, large school desks last evening to Gro Blanco. Each desk will accommodate two scholars. The trustees of Orc BlancO showed their good sense and enterprise in get ting such material.
 H. McKeana, who has just returned from Crittendeu, says he could not help but th5uk how many thousands of dol lars he was losing every day by seeing l 80 much grass go to waste, and no live | stock to put upon it.
 From the PhenIx papers We learn that | the small poX is still raging in that city. | The health officers of this city have ex- ercised their usual vigilance, all neces- ssry precautions have been taken against the contagion.
 Itis 8 wise son that knows his own father, and a still wiser man that knows his own name in the list Of names of Knights Templar attending tine Trien- nal Conclave; at least Move Wicks will | think so when he reads it Mage Wix.
 Total tax levy for all purposes, in Co., chise countyis $500; in Pima county S2-9e, and in Tucson district S315. Rate ia GlIa county, g 90, and the collectors fees for Gila county is 6 per cent, and the total valuation of property, Sl,1l6,- 445GS
 Arizona, with casa grandes, Montezu- ma ditches, cliff dweller's ruins, of Aztec civilization, and of its San Xavier, its Sentinel peak and monastery, and its puebIos viejos. and ancient potteries, IS a country wonderfully rich with antiqui- ties.
 There is base rumor that the Con- mon Council got 90 interested in the workings 0f the electric light the other day that they got mp at ? a. n. and went down To the park to investigate the effect Of the electric rays upon the cot tonwood leaves.
 W. H. Tiffany is from the front of the narrow gauge track. Four miles and half of track have been graded. The limestone passed through has retarded work A surveying party leaves in a few days to survey a line to Globe. Itis set tied 1t will pass to the right of Flor ence.
 SavarieJ I, Emperor of the United States and Mexico, was captured at Los Angeles by officers Of the court of Judge Sopulyeia, 9 former aid de camp of 1Iaximilian, and adihdged insane, and committed to the insane asylum at Stockton. Royalty does not meet with much flaw in California.
 The printers in the composing and job rooms Of the Los Angeles Daily Times office struck Saturday morning because, as says a telegram to the San Francisco Chronicle, of the discharge of 8 Umou member who refused to take the "ad" case at less than Union rates. The paper came out the next morning.
 Mr. William Garland, of Clifton, Arizona, was in the city yesterday and takes out with him corps of engineers to begin work on the branch railroad to connect Prescott with the A. P. road. 3lr. Garland stated that ground would be broken Ia about a week, and that he will push the work to speedy comple- ,ion.-Alberquerque Journal
 4. V. Lomeh, the Mexican consul in this city, has in his possession a lot of documents from the Prefect of Mocte- z1ma, which are copies of statements forwarded to the Secretary of the State ot Sonora, giving details of Apache out rages since the return of General Crook. About sixteen Mexicans have been kill ed, and farms and herds destroyed. The exacs number ofthe latter are unknown. as the people keep no account of those things. The other day member of the board of supervisors was approached by a well-iressed woman stating that she ( was in distress, and wanted to go to Los Angeles. She sad she had sewing machine, which she would leave as a pawn. She WAS accompanied by her daughter nice Ittle girl. The super visor promised her help, and said he