Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
Local Intelligence.

Pspagos are selling cardinal birds at S6 pair.
 A German glee club has been formed Co run the winter months
 Paul Riecker is surveying the county | Ine between Pima and Pinal. The trees of the Santa Cruz bottoms sre getting their autumn leaves. Los Angeles has had ten cold-blooded murders this year. Tucson has had but one.
 Hsrry Barnhsrt has discovered some valuable prospects in the Tucson noun tsins.
 The pr1ce os cardinal birds has risen since yesterday from 8 a pair to s' apiece.
 The hunters on Warmers pond, who have the exclusive right to shoot report game abundant.
 Los Angeles has organized 'Histor- teal Society" Tucson presents a rlch field for such an organization
 The South Pioneer nlIne is now ship ping its freight by way of Casa Grande instead of Wilcox as formerly.
 Atchafalaya oysters, four days from Morgan City, Louisiana, are the rage ID Los Angeles. They could be got here an three days.
 E. l.. Wetnore has turned out four silver bricks. worth Sl00 apiece, for Charles Brown, from sixteen pounds or ore from the Turner mine.
 Lillian Johnson has disappeared and still remains disappeared. All reports oi any young man running away Wlth hei are false. No Tucson man would be guilty of elopement
 C. R. Wores is preparing a catalogue of his large and excellent cabinei. Ht worked two days last week and finished one shelf and and a half He has Ovel l2OO specimens, and they are most! gathered from mines in he vicinity o. Tucson.
 Amarillo Carillo was arrested on th, 9th inst. by Deputy United States Mar shal Underwood on a charge Of cutting timber on the Fort Lowell reservation He was brought before Justice Gregg and waived examination. His case VII come before the U. 5. grand jury at the December term of court.
 The San Xavier road between Silve Lake and the old Mexican smelter Is n a miserable condition. The track rough, and the mesquite stand in luvlnl embrace, scratching the wagons lear fully. There IS a big washout on tn regular county road. Perhaps tn Supervisors can tell why 1t has not beel repaired
 Saturday evening while Paul Medbur a carrier ot the CITIZEN, was on hl rounds delivering papers he was bIr'eI by a savage dog. The boy had no paper [ leave shere, and was walking along Il the middle of the road when the do crswled out from under gate, and mad for him. The boy fought him an' finally succeeded in getting him of, bu not untll the dog had bitten and torn tn bows right calf in a fearful manner This IS the thlrd victim of the same dog The boy. however, Is able to be aroun to-day. The owner satisfied the boy b giving hlm Sl0 for damages.
 The largest collection Of stoves, bot of the heating and cooking variety, eve seen under one roof in this city, IS tina displayed by W. E. Stevens, on Mai street. It consists of nearly every know make, from the common box to tn finest parlor heater, from the insignlf cant Dutch oven to the most elaborat cooking stoves and ranges. Among tn cooking stoves may especially be note' the SuperIOr," which as its name ID dicates IS superior to all others. Nh Stevens has also added largely to hi stock of kitchen utensils, which IS noE the largest in the city. Give him a cal you cannot but be suited.
 The electric light company complain they are losing money on their cit contract According to figures given u by J. Nj. Wilkins, the president, the e1 penses for running from midnight tIl morning are: ] cord Of wood, So; 5 cartoons, at 6l{ cents apiece, S2l2; man at S3 B; total, Sl0.45. As they re ceive S270 monthly from the city. thi makes a losing to them of over S3O pc month The station is running Go !. full extent under the careful and abl management of F. II. Farrar, the cleo trician. The company would willingl withdraw from the city contract, as the have all the private calls their static can supply.
 The following petition was circulate, around Tucson to-day: 'Io His Excel Iency of the United States: Sir: In pur suance of the Civil Servlce rules an, regulations, Charles E. Daley, the senio Land Officer in Arizona, stands first il the line of promotion. We, therefore the undersigned citizens or Arizona nav ing confidence in the integrity and Hbil ity of Col. Daley, now Receiver Of Pub lie Monies in the Tucson Land Office and believing him to be a gentleman polite, courteous. impartial and homes ID the discharge of his official duties hereby recommend him and urge hIs ap pointment to the office of Surveyor-Gen eral of Arizona. It received large nun Der ot signatures.