Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
TERRITORIAL NEWS NOTES.
nmns of the Citizens COntemPo- rarIes.

Prescott has branch of the Land League.
 The Tombstone Epitaph ioes not feel well.
 Why don't they spell it Cdchise in- stead of CochIse?
 The Prescott Hook and Ladder Company had a grand ball last night.
 The Third Judicial District Court has been adjourned 10 the first day in March.
 l. must be excessively warm in the Arizona Legislative halls semi-ocea- sionally.
 It is reported tint an eight foot body of silver ore has been discovered in the Disowned. at Bi>bee.
 IL is reported that the owners of the Copper Queen have refused a c"ol milu0H for that marvellous property.
 The Democrat suggests that certain of the honorable gentlemen Of the House go out nader the shed tO settle iheIr lIulc difticullIrs.
 Hon. (. A. Luke. N hn Ns- aTn iu.ci and vent lo the Vienna Exposition, paying his own expe;.scs, to reI resent Arizona, asks to be reimbursed.
 Amateurs are lnIrniing to play "Our Boys" in Prescott. l. is true the legislators deserve some puni-h mc nj but isn't that lnIlc too severe:
 The reduction works of the Red Cloud Gold and Siiv,r Mining Com- pany are steadily pouring ut bullion. One hundred ars were Iarned out in two days run.
 Five families of Angrlenos recently recently arrived at Fh,nix with teams, where they expect to settle. The Ga- zette says this is the fourth Or filth batch within a month.
 The Phenix champion baseball club went 10 Mcdowell {" '' van quish the clubs there, but the cluls there didn't vanqui>h "wor'h b cent" and the Pheniciaps were left.
 Miss McCliniook has resigned he. position as telegraph operator a Prescott, and taken clerkship in the Council, therefore lhe Prescott "fiice is without an operator for the present.
 The daily newspapers of Phenix and Prescott are still indulgiug in a quadrangular Tow, with the ExpOsitor as an occasional chipper. Why can't they live Tn lamb-like peace-as the CITIZEN and Epitaph, frinstuns?
 IL is not easy to sneeze without pro- nouncing the name of the new county. This is for the benefit of our Eastern readers, who without this instruction might pronounce it Coach-eyes "- and thus incur the supreme wrath Of the military corps of the Epitaph.
 A Bisbee correspondent Of the EpI- taph says that on the l7th q rich strike was made in Ihe south tunnel of the Copper Queen, of silver-bearing galena, very rich. Brittle silver can be seen all through the rock, which assays between 100 and 150 ounces 10 the ton.
 There's one consolation. San Si- mon will be in the new county and our sanguine friends of Cochise are welcome 10 the peculiar Democratic methods which obtain with such rank ness at that point. Our Tombstone friends may now cxerience the felic- ity of having 10l cold Democratic votes rung in on them.
 The golG mines of the East Fork of the Verde River are large; cut by stream oftwo hundred inches of water they have every facility of wood roads, heavy forests 10 supply the nee essary lumber, and although unpros- pected in depth, it justities the belief that an unlimited amount of gold ore of a fair grade can he delivered 10 the mills with merely a nominal cost for transportation.
 A gentleman .s engaged in storing ice in the Pinal Mountains. with the view of furnishing Globe and lhe sur sounding camps during next summer. The process of obtaining ihis ice is To fill number of small tank tor boxes) with water, which Is rapidly frozen, AS all sides are expo.ed 10 the cold air. They rc then emptird and the cakes or square~ are carefully packed away. Two hundred tons will be stored by Ih:s party.