Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
rERREroRIAL NEWS NOTES.
scissored and PeHciled from the Col umns oF the Citizen's COntempor- aries

Pbenix has 15-cent coffee stand.
 Pinal wants brass band Bew'rcl
 Old Camp Grant was formerly called Fort Breckenridge.
 There are HOW four lodges of Free Masous in Arizona.
 The Prescott papers are giving the Legislators iaffy.
 The Vulture mine has an SO-slamp mill running nicely
 Prescott church people are observ- in. the week of prayer.
 The posioflice at Pacific, Yuma county. has been discontinued.
 What has become of the Democrats Territorial Press Association?
 The Irene dve-stamp mlll al Globe is To be completed al an early date
 Aaron Mason, Superintendent of the Silver Kjng, has returncd 10 the mIne.
 Nj. ". Kales, of the Bank of Arl- z,na, has returned to Phenix with a bride from California.
 The Pinal Drill wants the capital removed 10 Florence, alleging, as a reason, plenty of room in Jhat town.
 The Globe Chronicle complains that the lovely weather now being enjoyed in that locality Is breeding spring po- etry.
 Prescott youths engineered, says the Democrat. for posiiiuEs aS pages in Inc Legislature with the ability oi proie lobbyists.
 There are three editors in the Leg islature; but it would take a round dozen more to enable them 10 tip the beam with the lawyers.
 A private word to the Phenix Her ald: Please don't read us any more lectures on sectional anlmosity" after your issue of the Sd inst.
 B. F. Taylor, who was in Tucson in the summer looking after the inter- es,s of the RecOrI- Union, is now writ Ing up Globe District for that paper.
 Lieut.. r. J. X. Darr, Twelfth In lauiTy, has been ordered to Hack berry, A. T., to superieuteud the issuance of raIions io destitute Hualpai Indians on the 21st inst.
 Mrs. E. E. Clifford accompanied her husband 70 Prescott, and will remain there during toe sessio Mrs. GIf- ford is very pleasant lady, and will make many warm friends in the cap ital during her stay there.
 W. II. Sutherland C" idaho Bill ?, ! the wel.-kuowu stage man of Pinal ! county, will please accept the CITI- l zrN's warmest congratulations on his ! marriage with Mss Douglass The ! happy couple were united at Florence ] on Christmas Eve
 A late number of the Phenix Ga the " Southern Pacific Railroad laid ! 50sO miles ou Monday" To use an . expression of Mark Twain, the other . end of the Toad must stick out over 1 the AtlaUuc like a tish-pole
 4 Board Of Officers, 10 consist of 1 Lieut. Col. K :. La Motle, Twelfth . Infantry; Assistant Surgeon Elliot . Coucs, and Assistant Surgeon J. O. 1 skinner, i- appointed to meet at Fort Verde on the 10th instant, for the pur- pose of investigating lhe cause or causes of the malarial illness at post, during the past summer.
 Hon. M. s. Snyder was serenaded a. his hotel by the Phenix brass buni while he WAS :n that city eu route 70 Prescott. As he k not in the habir Uf carrying a shot gun, we cannot i'm agine how Jack ' got even with his ,sailants-unless he sung " Farewell, My Own, 10 them from the dizzy al- Iitude of the halcCny and his way up p' tenor voice.
 The ncwly-elected officers of Ari- zoua Lodge, No. 2j7, r. & A. NJ, ! Phenix, were as follows: G. A. Shaw, ". NJ; J. B. Creamer, s. "; c. ". Marian, J w.; [. Rood. J. T Alsap, Secretary; c. H. \. Luhrs, <. D.; N. Rostn,hal, J. D. R. s Thomas. Marshal; N. Heruck and NJ. Mitchell, Stewards; :. z Pierce, Tyler.
 The Globe Chronicle of the 30th ult., records four maruages, as fol- lows: Mr. Frank Middleton and Miss L.. ". Price, at Globe. Decent CT 23; Mr. ". H Sutherland and Mis- Ma ilda Duugia-s, at Florence, Decom- be- 2i; Mr. c Van Wagenen (of 5lobe) and Miss Jennie $. Randall, at Denver, Col, December IA: Mr. AL inzo Bailey and Miss Tennic Kennedy, Ii Globe, December 28
 The Convention which met at Globe n December 24 for The purpose of list ot names 10 the Gov -rn"r for appointment as officers of he new county, returned the follow ng list: For Probate Judge. J R. Porter; District Attorney, ". fl. | French; Recorder, Charles T. Martin; sheriff, c R. Morse; Treasurer, :. hleln; Supervisors, Joseph Chamber aiu, J. K. Smith, J. Danlorth; Ior- lDcr, J. c. Hicks; Public Administra- tor, T. C. Stallo
 We hope the Miner is right when it .tates The Tip Top mine is look ing extremely fine, yielding good ore, while inc mil is still running, turning put bullion. Never has the Tip Top mine and camp presented a more fa- 'orahle appearance then at he present lme. The boom will come sooner or aier in this district, and then lock out Tor shipments of bullion that will as oni>h all. The cross-cut alone will 'r"duce in time more bulAn than all he mines ID Arizona combined do al he present time"
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