The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-26
Territorial Items.


Oury's majority in Pinal county is
The Mexican dollar Will here after
be taken for only 80 cents in Tucson.
The S. P. RR. is 22O miles east of
Tucson, or 467 east of Yuma.
! johnny Behan has been appointed
| Deputy Sheriff at Tombstone.
& The bullion shipments of Globe
District for the week were $4,000.
| The candidates for Sheriff in Pima
county are not satisfied with the re
suit.
A fire il Prescott recently destroy
I'd small frame building, unoC-
cupied.
Garfield Hauce is the name of
| Yavapai county boy. He was born
November 6tk.
Tombstone is to have prize fight
! The parties are named Johnny Lam
non and Harry Anderson
The Southern Pacific Railway Of
Arizona has been leased tc the Cen
tral Pacific R. r. for five years
The Camp Thomas reservation viii
be enlarged. This will cause the
he removal of the town OF NaXey.
The argument IN The Peck case in
Prescott Friday afternoon, and His
Honor. Judge French, has the matter
under adYisement.
The Arizona concentration com
Dany own 1900 acres of placers IN
Pomosa district. The dirt averages
So a s. per ton and is dry washed.
Last week 80 men passed through
Yuma fOr The new fields.
The Southern Pacific Railroad have
raised the wages OF their EMPLOYEES
as follows: Passenger conductors |
from 500 to $40 per month freight |
conductors from S95 10 800 and |
brakesmen from $40 to $50.
Mr.. Ieager informs the Sentinel !
that the weather in Yuma is colder
that it has been at this time OF year
since 1868, ice formed to the thick
ness of one half iIr inch on the 10Th,
and 10TH inst. the thermometer being
down below 30.
In package of fifty thousand dol
lars, currency, received by Lord &
Williams lately at Tucson was five
dollar bill with this inscription pen
printed OR the back: This is the
last of sixty thousand dollars my
father left me in 1872"
In Yavapai county. Masterson
(Dem9 is elected TO the Council:
" allenbnrg, Stcadman and Brown
to the House of Re
personalities and in Yuma county,
John w Darlington 10 the Council
and J. F. Knapp and q. w. Norton
Mr. Ed. johnson came In from his
mines on the Hassayampa says the
Democrat. His steam afrastras are {
stopped temporarily on account of |
water From one ton of ore cleaned
up, a few days ago, 1921 was realized.
The gold was worth over SIT per
Ouace.
Work has been commenced on the
Presby terian church, which will be
prosecuted to speedy
The Methodist and
Catholic church edifces are both
nearly completed and Will be an Or ,
lament to That portion OF the city
Epitaph.
The firm of L. Zeckcndorf & Co, j
have filed with the Clerk Of the Dis J
riot Court the preliminary papers :
If suit for libel against L. Meyer, {
I Meyer merchants and L. c. Hughes :
proprietor Of The Star claiming dam | {
-ges to the extent Of $4,000 and c
:osts of suit. d
The Odd Fellows are organizing in
Tucson. Their building will be com {
,leted by January 18th, and viii he
coated on the corner of Maiden Lane :
nd Church street, and to be two
Tics in height, thirty feet frontage {
IN Church street by sixty feet ON
,faiden Lane.
Professor c. E. Bailey, of Lion G
IRIS. C. f. Brink, of Lugonia San {
3ernardino. The Prof. was. until :
ecently, connected with the Cdiver- '
lily Of Nebraska, but is nov Snp't :
# the mines of q Rochester, \. Y, I
%. After his visit in California lac /
will visit Arizona. c
Poor Charley De Lardge has passed
n his checks and gone to that bourne
rom whence no traveller returns,
eaving a devoted wife and boy, be a
ides many friends in Globe to regret 7
lis untimely decease. He never iefs i
lis bed after being wounded in ]
some months age, l
md had suffered a good deal, Charley '
vas one of the pioneers of Arizona, c
laving come down here with the ;
California Column II 1862 and had G
Jeen working al mining and otner {
pursuits ever since. He leaves many [
rierds and not ali enemy in camp 5
Globe Chronicle. {