Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
Terriiorial Ti1hes.

There was snow on the Finals last Wednesday.
 The Tip Top stock is worth in San Francisco S5JO
 The assayers of Prescott are now do- ng a lively business.
 Mir. Eddy has purchased Col. Adams ranch, on the Tonto.
 Byron Charles and wife arrived in Globe on Sunday evening.
 Only s10O,O00 changed hands over the green cloth in Prescott October p.
 Captain Fisher returned to Prescott October 29, from California, looking hale and hearty.
 Mrs. Elmer l.. Chilson, of Globe, is rapidly recovering from her recent ill., ness.
 The Yavapai county jail Is nrAtt'' '--''
 A fine body of ore has been discover el on the Occident mine, which IS par allel vein with the Peck
 MT. German, the efficient manager or flames Carr's business in Globe, left last Saturday for Tombstone.
 WA. Holmes has sold the Ready mine. Globe District, at good hgure- 1t has been placed in New York.
 Paddy King and Jackson, coldred man. botb murderers. were mcarcerated ! in the Gila county jail last week.. Globe Silver Belt.
 There are fourteen new houses Tn pro | cess of erection Ill Globe. A pretty sure sign that the people have confluence 'h the ultimate outcome of the camp.
 We understand that tine Quaker, Aguirre and Little Chief mines, Globe District. have been sold to New Nork ! narties. They are all said to be promis- ing prospects.
 The premature discharge of a gun ID the hands of Mir. Crawford, of Ionto Basin. came pretty near making mogrh- inc necessary among his sfnends.-l SllVer Belt.
 q Rogers. of Charmingdale, has been in Prescott for two or three da! s'
 He tells us that the HuaiPal Indians are quite peaceable in and around ms sec tlon.-f Miner.
 William Sheriff, who was wounded al the tunneI some weeks since, has lulls recovered, and there is not the least pos, , sibiIity of q funeral in his case, all o' 7 which is good news.
 Geo Newton bought the Hook bran6
 of cattle, at Tonto Basin, and took then
 to his ranch in the foothills of the llna . mouutains. George located the ranci - four years ago, and we are glad that lg ], ! f goinr to be of some service at last. Hli l. yer Belt.
 The Rev. Mir. Coffee arrived m E.ob ' last Sunday evening. He comes to tax '- cbarCe of the M E. Church in ths place | We hope the gentleman VII meet Wlt a success. He is accompanied by hls VII P and child--ISilver Belt. ' MT. Smith, of Tonto Basin, informs u
 that the Phenix people are repairing ti
 Reno road. If that IS the case lt snow l. that they are not only pubic splrlte' K but enterprisIng enough 70 want io s 1. cure the trade of all the country Det"etS N Salt River and the Verde. We nave l " cated a road, but the chances are that ty will be built about the tiIne that u ay debt question IS settled Wlth MaIicoi . county. and that will be III the aWe le bye and bye" - Silver Belt. w John Champion realizes that 1t Is fol ty to chop wood near clothes line, "n, in there is lots of unoccupied space m II
 countrv. The rebound of the axe ait
 striking an intercepUns clothes III be struck him in the forehead and lntilct Is n severe wound. Johnny Is young y, of and we suppose he has penchant clothes lines, especially if floating fro
 them. upon the murmJTlng breezes, aV garments that are "too utterly ute Ip- 0b for the pencil of Oscar Wilde '-i . is yer Belt.