Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-26
Local Intelligence.
The great seal of M me bearsa pine rec. and is nanuln sWaar .-hN rnn -

The great seal of M me bearsa pin,
 tree, and its people swear ''by gum"
 There is a telegram at the Western
 Union telegraph office for s. ". Strong
 Because PhenIx is to have the electric
 light, tt is spoken of as having brich,
 prospects.
 The Fat Mems Clan Bascs first
 brought the American hog promineut!,
 before the people.
 Fine watch repairing a speciality a,
 J. A. Turner & Cos, corner Congress
 Bnd Meyer streets.
 Money loaned on watches. diamonds
 and Iewelry, at J. 4. Turner k Cos
 corner Congress and Meyer streets. Business strictly couhdentIaL
 Tabler, the unfortunate conductor
 who was shot on IhuIsGay il Lords
 burg, and died yesterday while belng
 brought to Tucson. was emDaimed to-
 day and will be sent Co hLs friends in
 SheibIna, Missouri.
 Let the American hog replace the
 aboriginal eagle as the emblem of thls
 Dristling country. How appropriate
 would be the expression, Iu referring to
 the proud crest, to remark tlgt it was
 ''according to grunter.
 The Brush-Swaa ElectriasLicht com
 pany, of Pheuix. have fully organized.
 and ali the capital stock subscribed.
 MT. J. M. Wilkins, Of tl.s city, is largely
 interested in the PhenIx company. Mr.
 Cronise is in Prescott organizing a
 company ID that city.
 The fact that Lydia PsnEhan paid
 SlS1.00O per year for advertising and
 grew rich, opens an avenue to wealth
 for any poor girl Ot America. AL she need do Is to get some carpenter tO hew
 out a wood cut Of her bland features and pay SIS ,eJJ a year Co the newspa- pers to publish lt.
 4 party of gentlemen left by private conveyance to-day for the purpose of closing negotiations for the parclase of the Arivaca mill Lt ls reported that some big strikes have been made in that district and that big boom .s about to come Al tle mills there alil be soon in motion.
 The Tombstone Republican says: Tt seems that the good folks 1f Tucson took tine dispatch from Tombstone rela- tlug Co the establishment of au Orphans home iu that place Jy Messrs. Percy Thompson and J. I. hssrney as true. During their brief visit they received a number of applications for the position of matrOn, nErses, elc., and they think ing that the applicants uuIers 0al I- as
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 Prof J. H. McC-5rey has returned from four weeks sololrl near iEe S0- nora line. he was 60 portion ol that time assisting m properly arranging the water Jacket furnace ol the IloMosa mInlDg company lu Sonora. The com pany has just erected a -l.1n Rankin .5 Bravt0n water Jacket, and before Prof. McCrO-ey returned l- was turning oa- bullion. The llle= ale said to be very promising, and tks-e are many other good propertle5 lu that vicinity, uartlc- ularly on the Arizona side ot tue line.
 Mr. J. McC. Elliott returned yester- day from Sonora, where he went to look after hls mining Interests. He reports great activity ID the Altar district, and thinks mining matters tn re are aSsum- Ing a much more encouraging aspect. More developments are going forward than at any previous time. aud the re suit IS very satisfactory. Many AnerI- cans are acquiring mining interests in that section, and express a fa5tl lu its final prosperity.
 Chief Justice c. G. ". French. in pass ing sentence upon several convicted !. criminals at Prescott, ls reported Jy the [ Miner Co have impressed upon tine pri-- . Oners, n leT appropriate remarks, tle l presented them for rerar- . nation, and stated that Gf the large ] number of law-breakers over two hun drei Tn all-whom it had fallen on him to send to Ema, not one had ever an- peareG, after being released, as tle de- tendant in acrmIual action lu the courts . 1f this Territory, while some of them . had attained Co nigh positions or trus. . and honor.
 Thomas Belknan, who was w0urIeIat . ,Freatervilla on Sunday evening. b-ea sh- ] sd his last shortly after two o'clock this . afternoon. He was brought in by last evenings train from Pautauo, and was taken Co hls room near the Congress street lodging house. He Was con- scIous mp to within short time or has leath, and this morning he made a .1fl- ;ll to his will, prCviiu- for -ae a1- D0intmeut of Jmes Dliuru as tt- Of his VIII, VII luut bonds. His ls begUeatE.l Go his ra.afiva- n the eastern -ta.gs. He was D years lf age, unmarried. and had uo relatives n Arizona. He Was one of the r7su..-s tF \ a
 Jy Jud clOUs investments His friends were numbered by 5ve-y one who Eaev nm. GooJ-heartel and generous. aai-l md unassumIng, he was a good man .nd a firm fHelI, and his tragic death B sincerely mourned.
 Mr. Paul Riecker has been selected as he deputy surveyor Co run the San Car os bOuldar- line. This I= an excellent election and the many friends of Paul yH be glad to hear thi- news. lr. Rlecker has been engaged in ths ,urveyor Generals office at .his place or the past two years and few civil are better qualified for the .osltIon,f If any. He has a tI1rnu-h kuovl- dge of the surveys iu tine Territory. avlng had much experience outside .he 'urveyOr Generals office. Hc I5 man z integrity and the responsible position } { surveying this llue is one of no small the public cru rest aes--aE ( Will be correctly done. Paul l.- sava-- d hls connection with tle igrra.n1 Gen rals office, and by reference la 8 card . D another place iu this paper st w,I be 3 cen be announces him self ready for 2 uslness m mS line. He is wished all g laQner Of good fortune d The Cababi Consolidated gl.1.a- Com ? any of Arizona, consists of seven claims. he lst Prize, Grand Prize. Little Mon - rch, Treat, PetanEa, LIttles I1 and <. Ierbert Day claims all of which are r eng worked. under tha maua-aneut n the directors in Phlla5alahla. viz: , ohm D. King, President; SamupI Stein f arger, NIce-President; ". w. D-eyfoos, a ecretary; John BlEe.0w, 4. l.. Ciay, D. e Wood, r. H. Treat John Bachsr, 3. a 5rouse, Chas. Fl. HIImau, ail business ii en desirous and determined ,D quiet f
 under the management of John -oore, develop th- very promising s slns on the claims mentioned. and hT z ext year you may look for good re- a its. MT. Chas. R Drake isfhe resid- f lt agent st Tucson. Mir. i. W. Little sld, Of Philadelphia, is the Treasurer. l, nee corner Broad and Chesnuts streets l, Mir. John Moore reports o iat he has found a splendid vein on the n 'aOeila mluc, near the Picacho. lt
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