Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-04
Territorial News.

Prescott has four secret society lodges.
 The bullion shipment from Glob,
 last week was SS76G.
 Black bears are reported to be quitt
 numerous in the Sierra Anchas.
 Pinal is thriving and building UT
 rapidly. It is live camp.
 The new mill for the Cumberland
 mine, in Yavapai county, is being
 built
 The Prescott Miner places NJ. H. Sherman's majority at between 900 and 1000.
 The AriZona Central mill (Vulturel 1 will be ready to commence running about the 10th of December.-TM Miner.
 According to the annual report of ! the Indian Bureau, there are F. GOO Indians in Arizona.
 Miners are offered S5O per month and board in Silver District, with ! good miners in constant demand.
 A correspondent of the Expositor is very enthusiastic over the prospects of Silver District.
 Globe claims to be the happy DOS sessor of one of the finest vIolinists on the coast.
 The Democrat corrects an error in the CITIZEN which gave Stewart 1O5 majority in Maricopa instead of in layapai.
 The total vote of Apache county for Delegate was 599, of winch Stew art got 29Q and Oury 309. Sherman received 319 and Cox 233.
 ". E. Spence, druggist of Globe, and Mss Ella Ford, of San Francis co, were united in marriage at Globe on the 21st instant.
 The Phenicians are agitating for a new road to TOnto Basin, by winch they hope to secure the trade of that locality, which is at present con- trOlled by Globe.
 This is about the style and sub stance of the average Prescott news paper item: '' MT. SO-and-so, who arrived in this place on Thursday last from the East, left this morning for Southern Arizona. Twas ever thus in Prescott.
 The Prescott Democrat proves be- ycnd shadow of doubt that Garfield | was elected by double dyed fraud. | And yet the small-fry newspapers back East go right on making up q | Cabinet Tor Garfield.
 The Globe Chronicle is wrong in stating that the Herald records a meeting in Phenix in relation to the disc0unting of the Mexican dollar That coin has only passed for 90 cents in the town for the past year-Phenix Herald
 The Silver King mine has shipped this month 140, 900 pounds of concen- trations, besides a large amount of silver bullion. IL is not too much 10 the production of this royal bonanza at a quarter of a million 
 \ snow storm was expected in Pres colt tor Thanksgiving, but somehow or other expect" ton is fatal to achieve ment in that town, and they didn't get one. IL Is probably holding off until the poor fellows who have been sentenced 10 the Legislature arrive in own.
 The Prescott Miner cites the fact l hat Albuquerque, New Mexico, was he '' dullest place in the United States before the railroad came; now { | Is the liveliest, etc, as an incen- s i've for the PrescOttites to never {" let 5o- Is the Miner mean enough to ( nsinuate comparison: Balltossers of the Territory, can 'ou suffer these taUnts from the 'heniX EXpOsitor9 We wish that I ome of the base ball clubs of the l Territory would challenge the Phenix line. The boys have new and pretty ostumes and are beautiful players. ] We'll back them against the Territory l or few dobies. 'n c Mr. Snedeker came in from the An [ olope country this morning. He re- T oris mining in that section as being arried at lively rate. A great Il lany MeXicans are al work on the ich placers of Antelope and Weaver g racks, and are making good wages. ii I Prescott Democrat U A force of men are at work taking i, le water out of the Silver Belt shaft. M nd work in the mine will begin in a fl w days. There is over j0 tons of f, re that will go $500 per ton already at sight, and we may look for silver c, rlcks from that direction in a short 4 me Prescott Democrat. b' Some professional gunner '- h. hatever that may mean-has invaded th Ic sacred precincts of Salt River di alley to shoot quail for the Tucson ei arket, and the Expositor is mad To bout it. Now, they ought to be 'oud to be able to furnish something " T the Territorial metropolis. They B went a bit of patriotism. those W .wspapers of Phenix. in \ correspondent of ore of our a lenlX exchanges rings in l" in on th c unsuspecting editor some verses m original, and in the same article ou ows a glimmer of his burning hJ mus Tn an original Gt must have en originaD verse in which he an akeS Grant Oury rhyme with Erin gl bragh.' That fellow is needed on Cl e Tucson Star, and he can get job pa y time he applies for 1t. he
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