Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-05
Local Intelligence.

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 WI Osborn wln be No. next Great Regis CT.
 m. T.9,omogive FIreman's ball Is for
 February 5ih.
 Chief Batmer's Orphan Boy won the l -.cs st Bakers ranch rb.ss e,Ius to 'he Quiiotoas seem to h- g-stry v1l. 'leeied- To-, c.--sr-spo-ts ice-skating to be ..a51 ID Canyon de Gro.
 The 5ellnoueut tax list is completed,
 s,i -eti, for publication.
 r-s,e lord is experimenting his
 ,-c,e.s ranch ol Sal. river- rr.ry day Logan eiry leases are filed
 $. -ba i,muty Recorders office. ., s-y, ,ate frosts known m the
 s-t- r-rz valley were ID lo25.
 rF T1ry and G. V. Leeds are at
 --,-t m fbs county recorders office.
 P-r4s-sals are ID progress for the
 ..-,5. .,-..r3. Al that Critters Is Not
 Gold
 p,-.sI notes to the number of 497
 have t.us far been issued by the Tucson pos.oiIice.
 Several of the business men of Tue
 son contemplate starting bTanches at
 QuijotOa.
 John N. Murphy expects his wife to arrive iu Edcson within lew days nom Pennsylvania
 Travellers coming from the Qmjotoas report the San Xavier road 10 De ID rough condition.
 Judge Sheldon vii. 20 to Prescott: on he 5ih to attend the session ot tae Supreme court.
 Henry Drachlnan received a neat sil- yer messengers badge from Wells, Fargo x O.. as d New Years present.
 By aueroId measurement the Santa Csraliaa mountain at the base of Finger peak ls 6,61j feet above the sea level
 ". N. Booth, private secretary to Colonel Bean, has returned from Cali fJruIa. where he enjoyed the holidays.
 An ore wagon went out yesterday to Esperaaza mine in Pima district to re- turn loaded win a shipment t Ben sou.
 A measurement of the road between Tu.s,u and Quiiotoa by q pedometer Is -4 miIe=. making IgcsOn Jhe nearest rg.lr7al po!ut.
 The illustrated chart of Arizona his t.ry ls rlu- critically eZamIned by C. .af e' sazF rxv1u rrn Ieers oi A,.zula.
 4 four mule team with all sorts O. d k!t Vas ou Congress street this morning. Ol Iaq1lr1g I to its destination, ''Qul- .0-o4s,' T0s the reply.
 Two lines Of daily stages will 1 probably 0a put ou to tue Qullotoas | next week, one by Senor Don Aguirre | aud the other by SenOr Don kobles-
 Coroner smith has recei we'd a tele- gram from Mrs. Louisa Patterson al | Oakland, requesting the body of her son | ,. W. R. Patterson to be forwarded | ihe-e.
 W. Il. Smith returned from the TyH- dall district last evening. He reports his Copper Beauty improving ID quality | buu 4t-It4t1 "lt- Sfcif Icc4l5L-L-A I foot
 Fle l.gas-e >iJ ol the 5I5OJ0 schoo ! h1use bond yssterl4- va that Of " l C. Davis Tor lpJ cents. The next re- l n liuiHs DIi was 5lat ot D. 4. Sanford | for % ntl.-.
 Bu=amln G Hartwea are using the dry p.ats' pGotOgTaphIng process with l great success They can catch the | sladea of a dog ere the substance | kaccl+ 8 Hy off ms tail.
 AL 4all matter ui any kind left at the | postabc- Ger the QuiioToas will be | called ta- Mondays and Thursdays by | J. A. Br0Sder, agent for the kobles | hDe. aai forwarded free Of chsrge.
 The following historical books about Arizona have been published: The Oat- | mau Narrative, Hiuton's Hand Book, | Ross B79wne's Apache Land, Hodges ATlz'na as It Is, CremoDy's narrative and Hamilton resources.
 Ca New Years evening two Italians were io5lnE with a pistol in 6 barber Slop hex, door .o Macs curiosity place at lle isp1t when the gun went off and The Yal. entered Macs store taking the head of o, the god of rain.
 Bearing southwest from Tucson just 70 the left Of Sentinel peak, is a remark able outline Tn the mountains. The forehead, nose, Eps and chin of human eoul'enanca are clearly marked. Messrs blenman HaTtwell have photographed the scene.
 c. h. Wo5cs has smelted two nice suyer bricks tlI7 week. One is worth S.l,l -1I FIs taken out of ll2 pounds O. b!us Jay ore, and IS 700 fine. The o.ler Is T3r,l S2j0 and was taken out o- 7J p5llds ot rock from an unknown mIne and i- 3jo fine.
 $. Nund, an old miner and prospector rom Colorado and California. left for Ae gluotu.s his morning with large e94ipmeu. Nr. Mund says he saw Vir- glala and Leadville build, and from what 1e has already seen of the Quiio ''as expects large town there. A. J. Hamilton. tho defaulting treas u'rr oi Los Angeles city, died Decem- Der Zjth a' Portland, Oregon. He was brought to Arizona by ex-deputy sheriff Oarrll1 a- the time Of his flight They | made the trip over the Colorado desert 10 buggy from Los Angeles to Yuma. 1 J. h Jencl,s stgrts ont to the Quljotoa { 5o-m3rrow wlth three thousand feet of .4iAosr He has contracts for building 1 ,hret houses lE Logan clty, one of which IS boarding house for Mir. Nelsted. It ( !s , 70 oe 25x6l feet. Lumber IS worth S2J Der NJ lad down in Logan.
 The CITIZEN gang return thanks and make ll their most graceful bow to William V, I' hooper a Co. For their generous New Tear s gift ot real Havana cigars. May Sach and every member uf this pros { per Us house live long to enj V the , 'I I .'' ul'' oI their good management, aud -Hse distribution of good things. YNessrs: Doherty, Gleason and Chln- . pn returned to-day from the Quiio:oas. ] khey report that the stages come l;l and ( bes out loaded with passengers. The | , bad between the Quijotoas and the iunsIght IS lined all the way with teams E all descriptions and loaded with all inds of traps, and some are going atoot. ' The New Year of 1881 was ushered in ( y indiserimiuaie pistol shooting, and { le ringing Of the fire bell. Parties of I Dung ladies and gentlemen visited their , ieDds at midnight and greeted them I rAappy New Yearp' Considering , s,rything the new year got in pretty tFbe Atchison. Topeka and Santa t.e siiroad have resumed connection with ie trains of the Southern Pacific at eming so that passengers are not sub- ct to delay at the latter point as 1. 1. rmerly. 4 solid train now runs through Kansas City from Deming, including . Illman cars. o NIT. A. B. Sampson is unqestionsbly "a nf thA largest wholesale iohhere of