Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
MAY l9, 1893
Local Intelligence.

c. I. Dunavan has gone to Prescott f, permanently remain as Deputy United States Marshal.
 The Tucson depot of the narrow gauge railroad wall Oe north of the city, ou North Man street
 Fine watch repairing a speciality ai J. A. Turner q Cos, corner Congress and Meyer streets.
 OSiug 10 the coolness of the weather so Ear tnls season, that dainty summei fabric, tue Tucson blanket is not IL popular favor.
 Can the dog who iealously gnards a Done Oe properly considered Julnt pro tectorate! Is tnu latest question for the dogs peers To decide.
 The report that the Darrow gauge railroad company intended making the
 Saver De.f OIIce tBeIr passenger depot ID Globe, nas been denled.
 Money loaned on watches, diamonds
 and JeweIry, At J. A. Turner X Cos,
 cOrnes Congress and Meyer streets.
 batIuess sIrIot.y confidential
 IhJmas Lynch was blown up by a
 UrEMukAlE L4ncA hl Ham t1SDA An-AAA behNA
 calul, CIranam county, last Friday. he
 Was Oadiy cut bur wIIl recover.
 The Government property at ForI
 Yuma vas sUId Ht auction Saturday.
 he troops remaining there wln Ue moved EO oan D4egO In d few days.
 The city water has pretty good pres sure. From a nUse attached tO a CnurcL nsf mi. A lar stream gas senI over tue DeA tower.
 The building stone quarrled in the hills OeyUuI tAe Santa OTuz vdlley ls e yery superior article. IL wIh sUI1e tIme
 becOms available Tor bUliIIng purposes.
 The Suyer Belt seems to think tue narrow gauge rallrOad Is Intended OuI! tO aIfJrI Iue tucson pirates tacllIues tO bnag down all the money bags oI GIlOOe
 Railroad connection has been made wrtu oiIser Cls.s New Mexico, oy tue ues rOuss rom DenIug. Trains WAL Dc rda at Ulce. Inc Iare from Demlug tO Sllyer CIty Is s2.sJ.
 Twe1ts SIX mics Of the Llrdsburs RuI C44ltJl raIIrOa1 arc lI ruDnIug cJu- dIII ,H, aud IE Was expected that tDe tuIssIeEu mIie wO1Id Oe IaIt wlIn she Falls Uy IuIs evening.
 up-cOuatry editor possesses a soul that would pass current Ia Ene dark tOI d Eewiy -laIased ulcSel, dld It not have suen d nOie turJusn ll- And yet he h uOI wuJIe-sOuIud oyster.
 SIrry now that the report was made puUiIc Ut tue sIcK dogs only having ticks Ia .nelr sars IlsIea1 Ur tue raUIrs, for IL wal save may worthless dogs useless he e uarass Ine general pUOIlc.
 The whistle of the engine on the mar rOS gauge road wII have d mIsIcaI sGdud UO ueariy al the people of GiOOe. IuIs Toad Is JueIr Moses tuaJ wlli lead tneIn out uf tue financial wilderness.
 Amlng the graduates of the Maine State Asuculturdl College, greater percentage become lawyers than farzl- CTS. 1nere seems to be among them greater JemptatIOn tO he than tO labor.
 Is klm-lu-zin has denied that the raH.ers GuIei or wounded any of hIs h. disls, auI tiIe Florence Enterprise ex- pressss tIs OpIlIOu that the gallant rdISs.s snJt at d corn Held scare-crow GaI ruu away.
 Proposals for supplying the territorial prison witn materials, published In Yuma papet, includes tue Item, ''lS dog. l mJuAey wencnes," which indicates tnaJ the prIsJners sOmetImes indulge ln l mOuksy shines.
 Mr. Joan SOn1ay writes from San | FrAucIscJ taIJ tue climate of Arlz lna, I auI pdstIcdtarly that Of Iu son, Is far I sdpsIJr tO that of San Francisco. 1 Esery Oas tasre Is coughing and sDeez- l ins cJnuaually.
 Ths gap iu the Mexican Central rail | rOal Is 4JJ nIles Tld-, aud as the work ot cJIs-rIcsIIn Is being pushed from | b pIu eu.Is. Is Is expected that a junction 1 Wal Os fOfnsi by December It, giving l acOItIuIJIs railroad .Iue Co the cIty uf I MsKicJ.
 A. ?. Greenwood, who was shot by . N-E.cI1 horse Iugef near BcOgus sta tIJa some tune since, Was takeu tO the hospital tuIs morning. lis chance for re;Jvefy Is good al-uOugh be Is stIii suffering greatly from the effects of hIs wOuuds.
 A very rich strike IS said Co have been 10 do Iu tue last week m tue new shalt ot Eue Total Wreck mine, and seven tesu-f 'Jt OJ1y Of hIgn grace ore d.scOy- ersI There seems tJ be 10 end Uf go 'd fortune for the owners of thIs great mine.
 II Btsmlrck won't let the trlchina ap- pear Ou Ihs Rnlne with Uncle Sam's O4cJu, Brother Jonathan should rise up iu ms wrath and command the sun to stauI stIlI untI Puuce Hamburger and his skipper nosts are discussed at the D4et of Worms.
 The narrow gauge railroad has been located tor d distance of fourteen miles Olt from iucs D. The grades are very easy Aul but little grading will be req IIreJ to prepare tine rOdIOel The narrow gauge wIii 90 be reality, and "claoge cars for Glooe' will become a familiar sound ere long.
 Tle YDuns Msn's Christian Associa- tiOl h ls rsanIz.i by ele:ung the fol- 10 SIng bJIri Of directors: q. W. Storey, J. M CretgatBu, R. I. MlHar. l.. M Prince, H. C. Pence, C. W. Cum and F. ". G.sldInaIng. Ihe directors met at an aii burlei m3stiuy and elected as | oiti G. W. Storey, President; F. W. Glsu IIuuIng, Vice President; J. M. | CreI satoI, Treasurer; C. W. Cum. Sec retary. The street commissioner and city snginAer have completed plans for z dltcA to divert the waters from beyond [ the city Iu times ot floods, from coming d utO the cIty The site IS about five ? lu uaired yards south of Col Bivlns' aud the ditch will be 3,400 | esi loug, four feet deep and ten Co z se,vs lee. wide. IL V IL be construct d ,y contract, and when completed 1t will vert all such cslamitles of flood as af- licte1 the people of Tucson during the I 'ast seasons.
 The smelling company have written n O ID lnufacturers east and west For pro !, , 's4ls c. construct the works, and they t Flll award the contract to such estab- l, ish meat as guarantees the best prsc- f ctl results from the works. The slte o elected Is two miles north of the city, n in the Santa Cruz, where a large spring ,i | water exists. There will be but little ii Ielay iu putting up the works after re- j llIes have been received from builders. V, The company intend to coDduct the n. works Tor the general good of the pub ., ic, and they will be a great boon to many mtne owner in this vicinity. s, Mr. George Bumgardner, of the Grin eS 'oire mine, Temporal Gulch. has gone tr sst to be absent for few weeks. He re tates that eight men are now employed el n the work of developing the mine tr The shaft IS down eighty feet and a leve' , being run from that point. Seven hi eet of gold ore that will average s4O re CT ton has been opened up. The shaft or -ill bs continued down a hundred feet tr ,ore. when the second level will be run. tn he ofIise and buildings of the company fo re all erscte !, ani a good road com tn