Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
WFFKTY CITIZEN.
sATURDAy MARCH g. 1884
Apricot trees in Judge Woods !a-"' Military plaza. are in full bloom

Apricot trees in Judge Wood !efo' Military plaza, are in full bloom.
 The new jailor, Nick Warlaumont' IS perfectly at home in his position
 One cent per pound is the cha5Ee 1L,; l2- freight between Casa Grande ana S"- iotoa.
 The Southern Pacific IS indeed haFlns hard luck. It will take a good man! hundred thousands 10 make them "ii''e- Yesterday. c. R. Wores, the assayeT' tested some silver ore from @ illne 'i5 Casa Grande district, which as-a! GU S2SO00 to the ton.
 Col. Bean, of the ;. P. R, R., IS on .-l tL3 ,,assenCer tram, that should have aTIl'eu in Tucsnn last Tuesday. It was at C@9' Grande this morning
 Between losing the TexQs land gram an3 fine washouts the Southern Facll.c neonIe are out of luck. Railroad con pauies have dark days as vel. a7 7''l- shine.
 The Locomotive Engineers of Ems R.,-ee -, -', will give a ball in the near future n.- are making such handsome prei'arl.,' '..S '--S fhat iusures the atfHir being one ol '-e -c most complete balls eve- gwen in our city.
 The Locomotive Engneers' bail VIII oecur on the evening Of Tuesday, As'ili Sth Masonic Hall has been ens"5sI for tbe occasion, and it Is expected 'ne affair will prove the finest ever held os tbe uromiuent organization ID Iucso-'
 Robles. the stage man, has received tbe goyernment contract Tor carry l-e the Tinted States mails between tmS city and Logan. and also to Allen city, at the Gunsighr mine. The contract l5 dated from April lst-
 A nov .QrrsgvtJa riiuiu- comp any is beng organized m Tucson, ln wAlch some Los Angeles capital ls interested It IS understood they have very good group of mines. Tue particulars |lll be forthcoming m a few days.
 This side of Casa Grania, between Picacho and Toltec, Is a wasnglt about twenty yards III width. Men are now engaged in repairing the breaE, and the road was opened taIs afternoon. Super lntendent MuIr went out chere on a spe- cial train and managed the work.
 The CITIZEN Is preparing, at consider able expense, to issue sleclal edltlon on the resources of Pima county Every store. factory. hotel, shop, mil, office, mine and business enterprise of any kind whatsoever, should be represented. E. A Stephens, our ren-eseuUatlVe, IS canvassing for that pUrpCSa.
 The number of cauvasseHs are legion, and the local merchants are well nigh paralyzad Nothing requires sound judgment like advertisluE Home pro- ductious should receive first care. The forthcoming special edition st the CITI- ZEN will contain full infoIltIOn as to the resources of Pima county.
 The RIllito is now araElng stream, immense bodies 0f water coming down from the mountains, filing the water bed from six to nine feet leep. Near Fort Lowell new wagon vas seen car r:ei down the stream ay the current, while at E L. Wc.more'- ranch, two miles below the fort. the Rillito is fully quarter or mile wide. iu fact a river in width
 Judge Osborn, showed us to-day the copy of the resolutions uf respect and cond6lelca upon the death of the late Judge 4 " Sheldon by tie Supervisors Of Pima county and members of the bar, written by Mr. V. A. McDermott. They are beautifully and exquisitly written as fine a piece If penmanship as We have seen for many a day.
 Dlspstches have been received in this city stating that an immense volume of water IS pouring down the mountain side into the plains surrounding Bowie. One of the side tracks at the station has been somewhat damaged. but the main track is intact The walls of the cellar Of the new railroad hotel there were cavsd ID by the flood, and the excavation is filed with water.