Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Territorial Nsws.
Globe has 3 new postofice.

Globe has new postOffice.
 Phenix is agitating the subject of incorporation.
 Globes bullion shipments last week were S, S34 66.
 The Catholics of Phenix are build ing new church.
 A professional boot-black IS among the recent arrivals in Globe.
 The first election of the village of Globe will be held January 1.
 Governor Fremont is said to be on his way back from New York.
 The Legislature meets on January 3, and the session is limited to 10 days.
 Phenix has two Sundsy-schools, with an average attendance of 100 each.
 Clark Churchill and Murst Master son have formed law partnership in Prescott.
 Pheuix is Is miles from Maricopa, and freight is frequently four days on ths road.
 NIT. D. Abraham and Mrs. E. Hol- land were united in marriage on the 20lh or No O,ember at Clifton.
 The workmen are now executing the finishing touches on the interior of the Methodist church st Tombstone.
 St. Psuls Church at Globe has a Sunday school with an attendance of about 50 and a library of about 100 volumes.
 Water has been struck in sufficient quantity in the new we'll at BIsbee to guarantee ample supply for the Nep- tune smelter.
 The Herald says the machinery of the Cumberland mill is all On the ground, and that two five stamp mills arr being erected in Peoples Valley.
 The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Com pany have made a big hit at Tomb stone. They visit hyperborean Pres colt during the coming session of the Legislature.
 sir. J. C. NiChOls-cverybody knows happy Nic-of the mercantile firm of Nichols, Lamb C Co.,, Bisbee, has struck il rich in the Cave mine 'n that camp, at which his hosts of trends will rejoice Epitaph.
 The Drill, in speaking of the plos- perIty of Pinal, says that the Grand Central Hotel has 65 bOarders and the Pinal Hotel, excluding transient, has 36, and every private family that will take bosrders have all they want.
 The Territory has offered $500 and YsvapaI county $500 for tbe capture of Phil. Mcdonald, who killed Frank Richardson at Williamson Valley on the 2d of November. He IS thought 10 have gone toward New Mexico.
 The Phenix FlOuring Mills are mak- ing 8 good quality of flour and dis posing of large quantities Of Il in the Tucson and Tombstone countries. Messrs. Creamer & Abbott keep their mill running night and day .-l Her aid.
 The noble red men who left here some six months ago under charge ot Felipe Garcia returned to town Tues day night. They report that they had a good tune and saw many sights that were new to them. Bob tuld us that tho President ordered them to return to their tribe.-I EIpositor.
 A lawyer of Globe makes this sug- gestion: Immediately upon the meeting of the Legislature co1mit- tee of prominent lawyers should be entrusted with the task Of adapting the California Code of Civil Proceed ure to the Territory. The Code of Civil Procedure, thus adapted, could be passed as one Act at the close of the session, and would give the pro- fession a systematic and uniform Code.
 Mir. Hayes is now at work on the German Friend claim and is getting out good ore. IL lies northeast from the Fmeline, and is believed to be un the same ledge. A shaft is being sunk and IS now down IS feet on the ore streak, which will average three feet wide. In an open cut the ledge has been stripped for 150 feet and con- siderable rich ore taken from it, 8 milling sample returning $4, 900 per ton. while an average of SIX tons re- duced lately yielded $50 per ton in silver.-TGlObe Chronicle.
 The Phenix Herald has the mar vicious cheek to assert that Prescott IS more convenient 8 location for the capital than Tucson. Why, bless YOU, old son, Cslsbasas or San simon or Petaluma or the jumping of place of the next world would be a more convenient place than Prescott. Ughl just think of travelling three hundred miles more or loss, a stage coach and in the dead ot winter, and at every turn of the road expecting to see an amateur north noie with the ghosts of Jim Bennett's explorers loafing around. Get out-yOu don't mean It!