Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

Harry Patemau now dev0te= his whol time Co the Southern Belle.
 4 new lumber store house has beei baiit -.tle railroad shops,
 The walls og the new Catholic churcl are rising slowly but surely.
 Serena5iug parties lu tae moonligh are rather numerous now of nights.
 The Knights O. Pytbias talk OI 5reanlz aE a permauen. drill corps.
 Frank Shields has returned from So a1ra wl,h aooUt 800 head oi cattle.
 Neal e Thomas surveyors, have gon, tr San Slmoa valley to lay off townships
 The total amount subscribed in Tue son f1- rls yellow fever sufferers Of So- nora is S3t4
 The stack of narrow gauge railroad ties st lc depot IS assuming colossal proportions.
 Under Sheriff Corlis has finished his extensive c0rrasp sprnieuce with the coun- 1r taxpayers
 T1e window frames for the second story ot The pubIc schoolhouss were put un yesterday.
 L. IL G5rnl5y has been appointed agent for the D1Xolosy Group N Co.,, a- New York.
 The city library has received large 51muoa oi books from Baker, Pratt 6 Co. ot Philadelphia.
 A special ar.nt oi Wells, Fargo & Co. inspected ILe office here yesterday, and tluld ers-y.hilg Q. K.
 The Resources Of Arizona will be all i- r-lss this week. Pat Hamilton will log Er Icc-1l ext week.
 E. ". Tuayer has been appointed deputy '. :. internal revenue collector v.c- R. a ralton, resigned.
 The cr.arei citizens of Tucson wiu l..-- s-il- shorty Co protest against -..v-- ---.s decision.
 Mexican b)ot0lsck on Congress street. has some mud-baked images Of -.a-ues lu the San Xavier church.
 L4Vo- de California is the name of ar.1a- published at La Paz, Lower li1rna. La Paz is a town of 5000 F1rllai.s
 -.'.-al ---lA-AH 20 AA- ~AA-NAtlaA wl.- u1rl wonder by the travellers than l- numerous stock ot fancy notions eZ- a.-a- slr S ll.
 La-- understood thlt the Methodist church uas secured the permanent ser re.- r- resident pastor. The church vl- give social soon.
 -le4.ao. continues to 55 the favo- rite place ui resort Of evenings for prom el.L. and gossip, awaiting the west rH.l4 g-=selS train.
 The Los Angeles Herald has enlarged C. .La l1L size of it's press, and nov ElcaE.. Lguel sits down and weeps Ea..--e there are no larger presses on .la coast
 There Is g great deal of mining going ol ll Pima county lu a quiet way, and fortunes being quietly amassed. If cne facts were t-umpeted abroad they would make too large a rush here. uaek hunting is said to be attended vlsl abundance Of joy just now. 4 man G9 tas santa Cruz can jC5J hold h.s gan ia the lir and blaze away, and he'll h. sure t1 ind feathers somewhere. GerJ. R5skrure has Iust finished the -.rF.g .s another shorter line from the S b-.ua -aquejucr ID straight line from fg's.n over the rolling hills to t-s dam ll oalrIu0 canyon. The 9al5cs have made thirty-six ar ra-.- .ll -lis month Go date. The na- --rla.rrv ut 5ls prisoners was as follows; ..l.c.u-. l5; Americans, II; Germans, a. irish. 8. scotch, I; African, l: lndign,
 .e following bullion was shipped from Contention during the week ending D-..-iSt. Tombstone N.E AI. Co, . bars; ! gu..8u u.l.I bar; Grand Central mill, ] fn.--. Contention Ilill, 6 bars totaL D bars. Rev e. II. Adams has received a tele- | gram from R=v. J. ". Robinson, of F..-Eald Iowa, stating he would accept -. u.s,l---s 0f thc Methodist church ID 3l. It ls no. yet known how soon ls -ll. ca1e- I.e Papaca Indian is an ingenious customer. Seeing the cartridge belts worn lr mluers and soldiers, one or them has gene Co work and made mn s.tlrs c.p belt to go around the stock oi l'- sil-fashioued army rifle. t-es-rs J. G. Goodman, ". ". Booth and l.. A. B5o-n took a hunt down at Gala Bend tLe other day. They bagged at -te snail game they saw in the way o. suaIs and ducks, bat saw only the track deer. They enjoyed boat als 0l the pleasant waters of the ryer Gl- The Quiotoa fever is raging in Tue son bad. 3 lagnosis of several eases shows ana. 5. IS similar tO the California gold fever ta .t broke out in the east m I~a~ Some hitherto very conservative u-uI= or extremely doubling prOcllvItles are getting theIr heads turned by the great reports from there. A rush IS promised 60 be out there thls winter. D--1. a cl.v a the coming Leadvllle of Jle slope.
 Wm L. Handy, delegate of Tucson .#s.0u No. LS. B. Of L. b., at me a.aaual convention now in session at Buffalo. New York, writes Engineer n--rs under the date of October lo, as follows. "A motion 10 have members
 good standing admitted was lost; ..l. u-ular5 in actual service are .-..- Co attend tue cOnventlon-tle same e- before. There IS some lively work going on and a great many charges in the bylaws are being made. ,. the rate we are getting along It VIII ta-s rourtaeB days to get through. There i= a very large gathering here -l'l larger than ever before. we are .ariae a fine time