Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
IHarmicq D .s lrizona.

The California journals of most -n-
 1ueace ere warming ID to o-r Tsr- to-y. The good worcs they now d. .Ioss daily 9Cin. arc worth something .a1d are bearing fruit They enoor age railway builders and mining czp.- talis;s O. the better sort
 | few years ago we had hostile Apaches within end 9 hostile rrass
 withouS. Lieutenant Colonel ". 3.
 HczeD disEed up Arizor2 and Ee-7
 Mexico in the pgess of New York about 1875 in savage style. ard t- 9 tone which ccaTeyed the -dca that he he1 been unfortunate n gone Of his
 privs.e or pc5lic dolags down :hi5
 way EE aa-az Of ez- F-s-ciaco. so1e gears ego wGs 9 United g.c.es Sonsso- v-ce EureHs Casse-. ?, resign cd Il Febru--y. IS75. he stood rD tn
 the Senate ar- Ceclare1 A!izcra and New Mexico karen waste. tba. .h5s section CT cculTs WAS simply ar arid
 plain that wo-il not support a duck, because lt had uri her grass nor water, 21d -Jr o-5er r-'soHs refused to yo;s fog .ecessary appropriations fer .he reservation Indi-ls ir this Territory. :! Fa5 tleH app rsnly popular Co be. i..te and in eva-y way Uaderra.s the neural worth e Arizo-a.
 Amid and il he face Of all sucl powerful cbs.acl-s, Inc Territory cd va7cod in wealth and population oz .i7 own merits. Put .c school houses ar5 churches hs7e been J-.-.; Clar.z mills have been erected aaG are turning out Q. .he ra.e of e 9oo,CCo annually; .ho grea. soathsru overland ra-lwey's lcco- motives haCl pe.ace ard E.e;gl. ca7s
 within ou. rCrI -s; Needed horses
 cattle, sheep end Logs Lave been i1t-o- dCco3 in large numbers ald are thr.v- ing; agr-cCl.ura. ana hcrt.cul.l-aI
 products have WcndssT1Ly iacl--- na..he. last and perhaps lc. least, zc
 la7e en ez-P-esi1c1.ia' cc1diGa.s for Governor; and tse outlook ir general cever before has baen 90 ecccc .-ia-
 4 railway will soon be extended ZcC or 800 miles across he Ter-iso-y. new quartz reduction V o-ks gre being coz struc,ed end contracted fer t1as 7r.li
 when completed, Increase cur p--1ucs of gold and silver t5 @ million dollars. each month. San 2. ancisco, t1s; c few years since would recognize but IitIe' T. crit in mi1e5 or 1e "~ Ne~a1- CT 5' 0unorna, now grants Arlzcaa's rich ness and wants to profit by is. n d late number Of the Stock Report VIC. find fears expressed that war is inmi nent with Mexico, the fears being aroused y General Sherman's passage. overland along (30C miles from) the. Mexican border; but the article con- cludes with :hese remarks:
 We want those enormously rich sil yer districts of Arizona Co be 0pe1edl Gp, and their wealth to flow into oar. bullion market. We want tle sU7I plies t5 work these mines and dsr-'o opel their treasures 10 go from here, ana! our people tc have tte benefit oG th hs ! 'rade. I5 cOst5 DOW $ic3 Q tCa tCI freight ore from Florence 10 tlis city. ! We want 1t cut down siEly per cent a,i least. Mills are not now erected i-I Arizona because the cost Of sLiDDirgt the coarse supplies necessary fer :hoI reduction Of bullion is almost as great as the value Of the bullion itself. Vel want to see mills go up, Gueitilg fur nGees erected, pumping machinery go ! iCrwsTd-in short 7-c want tC sec A..-' zona stand where Nevada does. irI point of facilities for mining. ThisI Cel al be brought abcu5 y tie ex5s-- ! sion Of tho railroad, ana # tho Eo-EI is promptly completed the mining. world will thank bo.h Generals t13l- ! .on and Shernan) tor th5 par. thsy| have taken toTE-cs # ECt don ictI us have any war with Mexico