The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-14
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

of Arizona.
 The Catarina Mountains are GOV cred with snow.
 People in Tombstone indulge 1T five cent cigars.
 The water works agitation in1 Pres colt is on the wane.
 Some Yuma merchants arc remov ing to Pima county
 The Mormons on the Little Color ado are prosperous.
 Brash's flour mill at Florence is turning out excellent four.
 Paul Maroncy now runs the Cos mopoIitan at Tucson.
 Travel between Tucson and Tomb stone justifies daily stages
 Tine journals of the last Legislature in book form make 442 pages.
 The material for a newspaper at Shakespeare has been ordered.
 Clark 6 Adams are sending several thousand feet of lumber to Wicken- burg.
 4 nephew of the Governor of Cali fornia, is U. s. Marshal at Tomb stone.
 Many caves Of large dimensions are found in the Huachuca Mount aims.
 The Dramatic Club. of Prescott, will give dance on the first of next month.
 The road leading from Prescott to Chino valley is out of repair and needs fixing
 The next term of the District Court in Prescott will be an impor- tant one.
 A petition is being circulated for a mail route from Prescott to Brig ham City.
 P. B. Brannan, ,posttrader at Whip pie, is lying in critical condition at San Diego.
 Henry W. Fleury has been ap- pointed Justice of the Peace, Prescott Precinct.
 Hon. T. J. Butler is writing inter- esting letters to the Prescott Miner from Oakland, Cal.
 ,. Phillip Kohlheyer, of Florence, died in San Francisco, Oct. g, of ab- cess of the liver.
 The Mogollon Mountains all around Tonto Bosin are covered with fine feed for stock. &Tucson is to have baseball match on Thanksgiving day between the Citizen and Star hines.
 The Government printing office at Fort Whlpple has received lot of new material.
 Delegate Campbell will be in Washington at the opening of Con gress, December 4.
 Hon. John J. Gosper can be com municated with by addressing Au- rora, Kane county, III.
 A Mormon settlement, 50 miles north of the San Francisco Mount aims has never been assessed.
 Tombstone, afraid ot an attack from Indians, asks in petition, the Governor for 100 stand of arms.
 J. N. Goodwin, Arizona's first Gov ernor is located in New York and in- tcrested in mining speculations.
 Azatlan Lodge, F. and A. NJ, Pres, colt, will elect their officers for the insuing year on the 29 inst.
 Two new mills will be erected in Arizona-one on the Head Center and the other at Ari- Zona-
 MT. Houtch. resident of Tucson, was murdered at Charleston, Tomb stone District, on the morning of the inst
 The Village of Prescott has char ged Yavapai county $1,700 for rent of ground upon which the Court House stands.
 The Mormons on the Little Color ado have manufactured large quan- titles of sorghum and molasses this season.
 Lieut. Frank Fremont has been as signed to the Third Infantry and will leave Prescott soon to join his rcgl- ment in Dakota.
 The widow of the late J. M. Re donde IS building a mausoleum in which the remains of her husba-d are to be placed.
 The stockholders of the Prescott building think that every thing is not on the square and want an investigation.
 By the upsetting of stage going from Casa Grande to TRcson, Dr. was thrown out and re- ceived serious injuries.
 Twenty-sevcn voters ask to be trans ferred from Mohave to Pima county to enable them to vote at the next mu- nicipal election at Tombstone.
 The journals of the last Legislature have been printed in San Francisco and have arrived at Maricopa. Upon their arrival at Prescott they will be distributed throughout the Territory.
 October 29 the Surveyor-General reported favorably to the confirma- ton of the Cannon Brothers, of Her mosiiIo a four league claim in the San Pedro valley and Nov. 6 he re- ported favorably in the Babocomori case-a grant of twelve square leagues.