Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
Local Intelligence.

r,5.s Wood WAS caned yesterday. IL was ,.s,,iful gold headed one, and was left at In .a,s h, some unknown friend.
 s+-svberries are quite plentiful in this marlze i+rs ready sale al from three 10 four bits pc ,-75 retail. New red cherries retail for fou firs per pound
 ,,,ls B-nd IS growing quite rapidly into a flour .-t.-,, little town. The large area of agricultur -r-.r5 b.lue brought under cultivation on th, .-.l. -i,s- near that place. will give il new Inf, and hope
 N;,k Waltemath has been in the city for day
 =, from Owl Heads Mining District. He ....,-rs mining developments as fourishing rery '-,..f-,,arily. and that the Jesse benton mill Is ,---i1.- out the bullion ID good quantiues.
 7,,- Pbsr.ix Herala says that it expects to hear s.,-.a citizen of Marloopa county building s..r..- ia Pima to how them how to prevent -.fsgr ,ys-ers of ue Santa Cruz from sinking --, rt, earth To keep from work.
 N- W. Risiey received telegram this morn -f-,-, New York announcing that the Total y--..s MIui.g 'ompany had declared dividend ,s5lsu payable May 5th. This IS the first s.--5s-l8 of that company and hereafter they -,,, ba expected with clookwork regularity.
 The Calico Priut of April Fist says: .One- ,---.a irtere-, in the Invincible mine has been r5toJ. A. Whitmore formerly one Of the pub f..a-. af the Tucson CITIZEN. for Sl.0u Mir y-.,--u,re's family Is now residing in Los An ,s-,. but be wIn shortly bring them out to Cs.ic1.'
 The Ssn Francisco papers of April 24th, have che following interesting bit of news; "F. Me ,.s-,..y and A. Kos.. of Arizona blew out the gss ,-hs..-d Ca turn of on retiring at the Rus u.B-,- ou Saturday night and on sunday morn ;-- were found unconscious and nearly Esply1i- .,.f Both recovered consciousness.
 The Los Angeles Times say- that hardly a day = l,l+ some resident of Los Angeles arrives s.. ..,rs and forsN wears allegiance to the and ras5o-1ed toad and cactus. The occasion oi .ti. i,. aier4r.on Is dull times in the Territor, .s--.i r-sncipally by the Indian outbreak. which ts. broken up many mining camps and demorsl- i1sd business
 r-.auta5rities should take some action re- ..-i.--rs. habit of the Papaa,os ID leaving ,+z--6.-.a .rpJ-ed to the atmosphere ID the ...--..-a portion of the city. They throw the ,..i.s. ID a little ditch cut by the waters and ,c,.r them with s.ones. Except in rare cases ,+s-e 1,-trifactio1 elsues, the odor emitted Is -7t ,-Iy ii-a..ry,sabls but liable to spread dis aasa. !, i- reported from Tombstone that the high ,7-3 -..st fil- been prevalent n Tombstone for anne days developed into a regular blizzard al Rr.-. !risie an Monday last. About 2oclock nm. its-ru-k the town. upsetting the saloons ,f Nike smith and Galloway. building belong
 .H sR,s.-1 a m .-- place. The damage Is estimated at about Su The Fronterlzo has received information from a--.r- thai during the past month twenty-three r4.rI- have ts-r killed 10 one Indian. m the t-5u5-s Rith The hostIles. lt also states that -ts r-o5.s an Chihuahua have been engaged in .a-a-sI bloody su -0unters with the Indians m tt- sierra Madres, and ha ,--rdel sII ing l A ssr and taking a number of wounded pris 1 o-s-,. The Indians were rstreatIng towards he l I1e
 Secretary Van Arulan. while n San Francisco. l rur--sssd for the Territorial Library complete | sr of Ne York Supreme Court reports, also | ,a-s of California, Nevada, Colorado Idaho l Wssllzlro1. Utah. wyYmIag and New Neueo, ;-s--aslast the LIbrarg SJ) volumes, at the small |
  about SIW new catalogue wIll be issued | sltllr "a few months. The Session Laws will be | ssaiy for distribution m SO days Dr. Paul Gregory ~rIres from Hermosilo. So- za-. that be uas struck "a big bonanza In his Ca- | If5-ua mine. eighteen miles below that city. | T-- ore body encountered Is sand to be immense l1i rich as It well eau be- A carload will be at | once -hlpred To Ber-ou. for reduction. and the | y-5c are a~ked to a4s, .It rhe re-ult and be pre- .4--i for an agreeable surprise. Mr. Gregory | d-.-ez the ass stance of capitalists to and him m tzl.y developing has great uIne.
 Captain r. YanderlIp. one of the nest known | Eci m0s- rs-y-ct-d cItIz~ns of Pima county, ar | ry-d from Ca.a5a-as last evening. He reports | ,54r s.tior Of The country as being very Quiet at pTs,-lr but with good future before it. Con sisg-lta land i- now in process of cultivation, | si tle mlus- as a rue, Ire looking well. Cap | .sl1 ya1d-rIp for he past several weeks has | ben suffering from ill health, bat a residence ID Tlc.a4 N.l- it Is hoped, soon restore him to his | va1;-i strength. Binding improvements have taken boom | i- Bl-I- addition. There are eight houses now | iz o5l-s- of construction. Prof. GeO. C Hall has I r-c--t ? built frame house in that part of the l e.sy ard 1a. v-d into it lest Saturday. Martha | klla.4 h Is b4iIIlng neat frame house; Paul | EsI-z-. Is also erecting an attractive cottage, I 6--l .- building store, and a Mexican Is ol---rlc-luE a very large tenement house which l E-- gum. l6.01U adobes to complete It. Surely | t-= uale--.lrr-at of prosperity flows strongly ID Ills --y.
 Is ueu party Of eastern excursiouists will | E--s- a. Tlo-on next Tuesiay. They left Boston | u- Agrl l1-a, and many of its members ars resi- | i=a-- Of t1s middle States. portion from as far s~, las Minnesota. The thIrd party will arrive | ls Iue-i-y following, having started from Philadelphia ou the 18th. This party Is compris- -0i people chiefly fr,n. New York. New Jersey. | Pennsylvania. DelaEare. Virginia and Ohio, with | si=s from several other States. This will Ice a | 'sy large rs.rty and the names of many promin- | s-; people are la the list
 I--lgsi the courtesy of Marshal Buttner. rI---srta-IE- of the CIrIza S w-s permitted thI- | -al-g vIsv the petrIfed remains of the | F-las0 -orcer-r. slo was partially burned by his | 9-l.7 u -ulch cut in the limestone rocks | sl-a of th. clty. A lIrtIe brush few stones | 's1lilsd about the body and although fully SIX 1 E-=l- nave elapsed sInee his death, but slight | t-uaE Was emitted from the body. The flesh | Fls a1t i-composed but it was shruu Sen con- l a1s-ahy. and apparently dried like a hard piece l @ .saiasr There sse evidently rare preservatITe 1 ,-A-'lss ID the cement rock of that locslI,y, l F--a llgat be utIhzed 10 good purposes after ia's--s.lt experiments are made H5 the completion of the Utah Division of the 1 --l7-r and Rho Grande Railway to Salt Lake. -e great Burlington Route has a through hae e--sclou from Chicago and all points east, to -- portions 1f Utah, and by a-rlH gements V1t --- -slua fasidc, the Burlington management a-- put ua lIne of tIcz -ts al all the MIssou 1''-r 1-hcse, reading yia he Burlington Route 0 Denver. thence wa the U. P. Railway to all '..--i- Ees, of Cheyenne and east of and Inciua- -s Ogden and Salt Lake. Other special trrAnge- Is-i' are la c0utsm. ilatIon, looking to further 4-'-ei Connections with important points. lheIr l,'l-'ion Of roates will open 10 the public E ;r-ldr-t Tourist Route m the world. new --a- 'ah has been arranged and fast schedule 3i'i'-d to accommodate the prevailing desire for no-s raIal travel.
 Iip.eetlou to young industries applied m ''- Hlt-l States by r. W. Taussig Instructor 'olt''d Economy in Harvard College, IS '--. l'o'ue volume. which was written ID compe- ~.-ol iar the Ioppan prize in Pu itical Science ' i-tf'arl University, and received that prize ~ os'o er, i'-2 The argument for protection ''las industries IS the opening chapter, fol- ,N7l oy ite industrial history Of the United 1.-s. aud the course of protective Legislation -'T- 's slvrn short history of the three prIn- -1- aiarufactuIes, cotton, iron and woollen .--Alns valuable book for any one wishing to ''.as tsnl lar with tie leading industries of 5 Oaiiei sta'es, and their progress, without ''-'iat through hundreds of pages of matter, as ,. '' condensed and accurate in it. treatment of -7 -ai-re.. The volume Is printed on fine laid la}-r I iz bound m e oth. and its price is only !. 'a-t-. lt is published by Moses King. of --T'ard Square, ambridge. Mass.
 Ai. S V. Eckles. resident agent of the Golden ---- h-l-.s cnnlnnrv In the Dragonn. ls iE the