Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
di Intelligence.
tops of the Rlncons have snow O

th s..t, Rita, .esterday.
 PIs,,;n, has commenced on the Sant' Cruz bottoms.
 Los Angeles is to have a ne" "e'A'' pape- "The Southwest
 The Krich.s oG Py,hias Sill give an
 .--,siierion sli ball on January 1st.
 Tn. y-spd jury have found an indio'- mert against George Hucke Tor '"ih' ding
 sraueh endowment rank of the Kuiehts Of Pbythias has been instituted at Tombstoue.
 "For further information inquire at tbe freight office is the noIce o1 a buggy at the depot.
 4 complete smelter, engine, boiler, water jackets and all, Is at the depot to uukuovu assIgnees.
 .WBsn we close our eyes m death is A phy>icaI untruth, us the eyes are al- vsv- wide open when that event occurs.
 brother of T. c. Webster has arrived from Rochester, and will return East on Tuesday with his brothers family and the remains.
 The Sheritf-s office reports that the license tax IS being paid with more than usual promptness, certainly a sign of better times.
 Chas. Silent feports that all California ,, enjoying most remarkable boom, uartlcllary Santa Clara and Los An gtIes counties.
 The prohibition party Tn Los Angeles las. Monday Tung ID S4 votes in the municipal election. The Times says they were S4 republican votes cast away.
 Dr. <. G. Won Eonhorst has written l. letter Co a party iu Tucson wanting Ha7rv to return home and not give mo- reuts further thought to the wretch he is with.
 Now that we have water, 1t IS to be hoped 5ar citizens will take an interest in pattins out grass and planting trees. which would beautlly their homes as well as the city.
 Congress street should be opened up 7s the vest across the valley to the mountain ft would afford fine drive .rE al nach to the suburban appear a1le of the western portion Of the town. AtCooiidge, Arzona, I35 miles west of Albuquerque. "D lasi Friday g pros gact0r named James J. Johnson shot and killed y0anS man named Brantly. Tn. citiZeos saved the county the e1- ueuses oi trial by hanging Johnson.
 TE5mas Nirkerson, Of Boston, presi- dent of the Mexican Central railroad, has written tu sebastian Csmarno, of Fl Pasa. that the line will be completed a5out the first of March next, and be opened fer travel and traffic about the GftL May following.
 J. E. Davis says that between Charcs de! Yuma and the NIne Mile water hole, about -Eree miles directly east Of BOior- gle- ranch are the ruins Of town. It vas bu.lt of adobes in Mexican style, and tine fragments of pottery, ollas and different aarrhen vessels are numerous. r. was probably one f the numerous Mexican pueblos that was wiped out by the Apaches in the eighteenth century Officer Johnson who has just returned from rip to the Patagonia mountains, ~.s- that just inside the Mexican bound ary line on the west side of the Santa Clara river, are inc extensive ruins of ar .loae town. He asked several Mex Irlns what place 1t was, but none knew. H. thinks from the size it must have had population of about lO,COA An other ioD for the antiquara an. Tony k-sker yesterday had only two
 Il. h.. -r-fua it was u. was pOwerless. since II now re- lalre- three watches and a triple-faced clock -a tell tue time of day, as We now have I...z Angeles time, San Francisco time and the new 18th meridian time. He is cgir- to get another watch that will keep th-se kinds of time.-Los Angeles Herald US. District Attorney J. A. Zabris- kie bas been especially employed by the government to represent it in the R-avi--P,.ralta grant, with full authority Co make any requisition upon the government required, or for surveyors to ruu lines and to establish points, to the end that full investigation shall be had Iu the premises and to represent the government in all land grants m which the government is interested, without further instructions. MT. Zabrlskle understands the Spanish language, and can make rapid hesdway.
 There was a man slightly inebriated s.ttiug in the supervisors chamber yes terlav. when a CITIZEN scribe entered and overheard a conversation he was having with himself, something after this manner: "Now. then, there IS the temperance racket I iined tine Sons Of Temp'rance an took three degrees in them. then I jined the Good Templars and took three degrees in them. Then l Uued tne Temple Of Honor and took nine degrees in 'em. Then l !Ined the Champions of the Red Cross, and took five degrees in 'eul. Then I ilned the Rechabitas and took three degrees Tn 'em. Then one night I was goin' home, and was talking over to myself the raps and winks, SO I wouldn't forget 'em, when my wife said WAS drunk aud fired me out Since then I've had the game as well as the name. Never been sober since, pom honor