Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Local Intelligence.


 The Western Union are laying some extra lines in town.
 The Star goes after Dr. Mix sayagely. "Revile not again.
 Work on the new catholic church is steadily gong forward.
 From the local pages Of San Diego papers that town must be exceptionally dull.
 The aboriginal maiden Of the Yuma tribe always likes two lgee) strings to her beau.
 Only one monument was found on the national boundary line between Yuma and San Diego.
 Buffalo fish weighing twenty pounds are often caUgbt in the Grand Canyon or the Colorado river.
 A majority of the Los Angeles city couucu have decided to license gam bling contrary to the State law.
 Ez-manager DoueIy, who left Tucson during the selegraplers' strike, is back at work for the company. He is in San Francisco.
 The Cosmopolitan hotel will close business on October 18th. ME Paul MOroney thinks Of engaging in business at Fort HuaclCcs-
 Col q. Haskell has leased the resid- ence Of Mr. Charles Frye on the corner of Alameda and Court streets, and viii occupy It after October lst.
 P s. CharaleaG brought seveuty-fve very fine head of stock from Los An gsles last Saturday. They are for his ranch on the Santa Catalinas.
 Fine watch repairing a speciality nt J. 4. Turner E Co, jewellers, Congress and Meyer streets. Money advanced ou watches, diamonds and iawe!ry. d&w
 Nine assays Of the Davis and 5IaKsy's locations iu the QuIi0,Oas made last week went SiJ) Co tle ton. They ranged a.l the way from S2lO to Sl,IO1
 or an the Territorial exchanges that come Go hand none contain 80 many items uf births and marriages as The Yuma paper. II is hot country there.
 The following bullion was shipped from Contention luTIn- the weeE end mg Sep. 22. Head Center mil, . bars; Contention 1ill. bars; Grand Central, bars. Total. B bars.
 4. Barnett died of the Guaymas lever at thaf place on the 2JaL instant. He was formerly a heavy freighter between Yuma and Tucson. He Was member of Tombstone Lodge of the Ancient Order o. United Workmen.
 Peach Spring is 8 new town coming into puGllc notice. J, is situated ou tne A. E P. F. B. and is eighteen mIle- from th- rand Canyon of The Colorado. It has five -5Jrcs, five saloons, one lodging house and a printing office.
 News received last evening from Mr. A. Ml-lu through uis attorney C. C Stephens, stated that he VIII be iu Tue son m a tew days, when tls construction of tle samriiuE works will be com Ileuc-s. lIr. Mason has been detained on other business,
 George Smeardon has turned up at Altar. He was taken out here by ha- mon Barrera for forty dollars. They were accompanied by Wm. HusIs. The party left here Sunday uIghi week, and arrived there Tuesday eveuIug. Barre "a returned here Friday. 50 it is sad C. L. St. Ormaui the dsfauluag secretary of the prison commission, has been heard from at Gulym4s. The Sentinel wonders why the 'c1uto' fever hasn't caught him Don't you know "tIe wicked flourish Ike che green bay tree. tlelr eyes stick out with fatDess, they have "a -- than laar- can wish Charles Wa-hein, the manager of the We-tern Union Telegraph CompaDy's office iu Tucson, has been transferred to q .mbstoue. EeEIll succeed Air. Kings l bury there. Mr. Nasleim came Co Tue l. son several years ago and vas clerk iu l tl= railroad office when Tom Cash was 1 agent. H. was st Dos Ca5ez4s at the 1 time .f the r-lsgrapler-' strike, and in mediltely u-f-red bis services Co the 1 company iu 8u hGGr that tried the souls ]. of newspaper men. He was placed in 1 the vacancy accustomed by The strik- of ! manager D5leLy. Tr. Washeim proved ] t0 la a faithful worker, and created a l host uL friends by LIs Ur5anity. He 1 goes now 70 Dos Cabezas t3 look after some mining interests preparatory to l settling down to work Iu Tombstone. | He is succeeded here by Ir R. E. Rear on.