Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-15
TERRITORIAL NEWS NOTES.
Scissored and PencIled from the Col unns of the Citizen's COntempo- rarIpS
Pinal is building 8 church.

Pinal is building church.
 Bisbee has New England Kitchen.
 Business at the Tom bstone foundry is booming.
 Rev. J. E. Anderson has located in Tombstone.
 Five more stamps are to be placed in the Gird mill.
 Tombstone has 9 new buildings in course of erection.
 Prescott boiled 270 votes at her late municipal election.
 The only occupant of the Prescott jail is Chinaman.
 The Phenix Herald compliments our new Mayor very highly.
 The Drill says that a good hotel in Pinal would be asplendid investment.
 Maricopa county has tax list of S30,330.07, of which SIG, GOSSIP i; de- linquent.
 The Phenix lodge of Knights of Pythias installed Its officers on the 7th instant.
 The Tombstone public school is in charge of Mrs. Stanton and Miss Lucy Mcfarland.
 Sam. Purdy is editing the Yuma Sentinel during the absence of Speak CT Knapp at Prescott.
 The Tombstone claims tha. a three foot vein of coal has been found with in 60 feet of that place
 Phenix has a lodge of Red Men. The Star mans joke on this fact has not yet been recorded.
 A mountain lion was killed the oth- CT day on the Huachuca mesa, about two miles from Charleston.
 Tombstone produced g, 275, 790 in 1880, or a trifle over half the entire production of the Territory.
 E. \. Riotte, the noted mining en- gineer of New York, is taking a pas scar through Pioneer District
 The Phenix papers now get Asso- ,iaJcd Press dispatches, which very much improves their appearance.
 This column is expressly designed to get even with our contemporaries in the matter of purloining items.
 Gen. Mcdonnell is about erecting a furnace for the smelting of copper ore from the Buffalo mine, near Globe.
 Hon. Sol. Earth, member of the Council from Apache, was one of the first white men to settle in that county.
 Eight of the IS s,anding-cOmmittee of the Assembly have Pima county members for chairmen.
 W. B. Hellings has contracted to extract, haul and work at the Isabella mill, at Globe, of 100 tons of Chromo ore.
 Globe claims to have the finest school house in the Territory l. is 25x90 in the clear. and is well ventil- ated and finished.
 \ brass band has been organized in Tombstone. They sent East for their instruments, instead or utilizing the l Epitaph's neck-circlct.
 Secretary Gosper received a tele- gram on the 7th from the Comptroller l at Washington, stating that the term 1 of the Legislature had been extended l. to sixty days.
 Globe is becoming metropolitan. | One of its leading business houses ! that of E. F. Kelner-will shortly | close up its retail business and do only [ jobbing.
 The Globe people are not so anxious | for a new county as 10 accept with it ] a portion of the debts of Pinal and . Maricopa, out of which the new . county is to be made.
 Globe District mines are steadily . as depth is attained. The . Globe Silver Belt does not know Of a single lode that showed mineral m tue . that has petered.
 The Vulture S0-stamp mill "chsws" up 200 tons Of ore daily at a cost of . only S350 per ton-the cheapest mill ]. ing eyer done in Arizona. There are . reported 10 be enormous quantities in sight.
 Miss Katie Hitchcock, well and flv- orably known to all old ArizOnans, was married to Lieutenant Samuel . Nelson Holmes, United States Army, on the 23d day of December, at Wa tervliet, New York.
 Finding some very fine float in the gulch below the wells on the COnten- lion road, a miner possessed of more sand than tin, resolutely set 10 work in the mass of bOulders, and is said to have excellent indications in a shaft of less than twenty feet.
 The improvements Tn the appear ances of our Territorial contempo- rGries is very great for the past year. The press has more than kept uD with the growth of Arizona, great asit was. The best of it all Is most of them talk in an independent manner that indi- cGtes that they are financially "well heeled." A mining country is always a good one for newspapers.