Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-29
Local Intelligence.
The psy car Will be bere Mondtv.

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 The pay car will be here Monday.
 Lordsburg has railroad well contain.
 ing water.
 The Good Templar lodge Of this city
 has fiity-four members.
 Talk IS had in Los Angeles of reEiying
 the old vigilance committee.
 The narrow gauge surveyors find some
 Of their worst hnes near the Rillitos.
 The Peerless mining company intend
 to put up 8 mill in the Myers district
 Schofeld, the shoe man. was allowed
 S311 damage by the insurance compan-
 ies.
 Ice WAS formed ID Prescott the other
 morning of a fair thickness in the ponds
 and troughs.
 The weather Is getting so cool and
 balmy that no one thinks of looking at
 the thermometer any more.
 The Board of Supervisors and Con-
 mon Council wlll hold their regular
 monthly meeting next Monday.
 4 movement is being made among the
 FlETE4hlke bA uCcOu LO contest tnR payment of the county license tax.
 The survey between Pinal and Pima counties IS progressing rapidly under the superintendence ot Paul Riecker.
 The smelter at Riverside IS idle, and also the one at Catalina. Prospects for starting them up soon are favorable. l
 Word from Sheriff Paul says that an- other brush was had with the stage rob- | bers, and lot of their effects were sslzed.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges receipt of | au invitation to the Good Templar social | 1a Wednesday evening, October 3rd, at Masonic hall
 The United States grand jury have found an indictment against l.. $. Eos ter for selling liquors and tobaccos with out @ federal license.
 The Knights of Pythias lodge has siKty-fve members, and plenty of work au hand all the time. 4 uniform rank vii soon be organized.
 Nobody has signified an intention Co keep open the Cosmopolitan hotel. After the fi~st proximo. Mir. Paul 1 M1rOuey will remove to Fort Huachuca.
 4 private telegram received in Tue son last night announced that the governor of Sonora has postponed the Nagialena feast for one month on &C., count of the fever.
 The Southern Belle fve-stsmp mill is running along all the tune on Sl5 to S2O gold rock. The mIne is developing finely. The company have a nice road, and every encouragement of success.
 Complaint IS made that parties are leaving town or disposiug of their per sInal property without paying their .aIes, and that several hundred dollars < have thus been lost to the municipal ( treasury. Los Angeles had her regular weekly murder on Tuesday. Henry Amadon, Q ' locomotive fremen, was killed by un- known parties about a. m-, nea- the depot Better organize a vigilance con- mittee and Florence" the next one or ! tEo. 1 telegram received in Tombstone I yesterday from HermOslllo announces ( the death Dr. Henderson the leading ( physician of the State, from fever. Her F nOslll0 IS reported as passing through F 8 siege equal 10 that of Guaymas. C Three postal route agents have re- | signed from the route between Deming I ond San Francisco. As their places have l not been supplied, the work Is about ez- V Eaust.ng those who are retained. Sev- ' ersl more think Of resigning on account l Of the overwork given them to do. | And now comes Colonel Charles D. Plston who says that the window in the I mountain Is simply a big white rock, and DO hole at all. As the Colonel is an < authority on holes and rocks, We call q for the man to show up who said he F rode through the Ell Vintauo on horse V back and by his testimony disprove the H Colouers rock story. \ Mr. J. W. Evans, Chief Deputy U. s. r Marshall has engaged accommodations nn for l2j men 8t the Bank Exchange Y Hotel. during the term of the United T States Court. He will have that many | witnesses here in the various United p States cases that will come up for exami- V usti1n and triaL-PhenII Gazette. ~ Our old friend and townsman, J. L. Ward, Sheriff of COchise county Ari- z0na, who has been visiting San Diego AAlA AA~ Nlau AtfE EGfEEh4 uhlH DdHLf Et- turns 10 Tombstone with Mrs. Ward this morning They have enjoyed theIr ol gIslt very much, but not more than their fl 9.i friends have enjoyed their presence. n, May continued health, prosperity and happiness bs theirs.-S. D. Union. EsrS
 The following notice has been posted h; il the po>toffice: Three cent stamps and -, s'gmpei envelopes will not be exchanged tL at thls office. On and after October lst the twO-cent postage rate will go into TO effect. Parties will please limit their ., purchases of the Scent denomination EccordIngly. Three-cent stamps will al Says be taken at face value in payment ro Of postage on first, second, .hird and nl fourth class mail matter" ca ID California between the years IS42 d, and lSii, over 60OO0 Indians perished ot smallpox ID the counties of SOnomB, P Asps and Solano. Large mounds exist gr near Nap8 and Rockville where the victims were laid ID on heaps. COnsld- re eung the fact that there are not over b, one tenth of this number of Apaches all CT told both on the San Carlos reservation se and ID the Sierra Msdre, by the same iti process of disintregation it would take til less than two years to accomplish the of same result. fO No mountain range in the world pre- 70 sents greater contrasts of light and shade than the precipitous southern o' slopes Of the Santa Catalinss north east nl o' Tucson. Especially of m evening .lst before sundown 1t is most noticea- L b.e. The dark chasms then appear to VI be very deep, and the promintories bold T 1t and rugged. The effect is very novel to A' ones attention when called to 1t for the nrst time. Take a look at it this even- Tl