Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-11
Prescott Paragraphs.


 Nothing has been heard of Herne. the | missing engineer. 6s } ct. | Mr. Lowentbdl, formerly e Prescott, | has opened mp a 5iii0F sLop in fheniz. Mss tjariou Tii;Ja, who has heen quite i'll, is -ar.liv recoyerine. I Frank Murphy has locat5 q another ! bonanza on the Hassayampa. He calls | it ihe Silver Tray. it IS silver ledge, ! and lS inches wide.
 hIr. ChaiIee, a telegraph operator, has | arrived from the southern portion of the
 Territory, and IS to take charge of the ! office at Whipple.
 Mrs. Eugene Aram, formerly of Pres
 colt, arrived in Tucson Monday morning ! where her husba ,G IS engaged in the practice of law.
 1 Col. Mccormick x in Tucson. Before
 he leaves the Territory he had better | give Northern Arizona a call and exam inc her many mail Irregularities.
 Charley Wuith, we hear, is making lots of mCaey at his Chino valley sta ! ton. This is good news to his numer-
 ous friends iu Prescott, who wish him
 all the prosperity Imaginable | Ape Psathcr, cltri at the post traders ] at Nbipple, met with quIte a serious ac- | cidcnt yesterday. He was lifting a bar | rel of whiskey from a wagon tO the | ground, when by some mishap t fell on l hls foot, which was maugled horribly. 1 .Democra;.J \ mau from the A. and ?. tunnel by ! tue name of EEry gGspana was examined ! before JpG.e Moves to-day md ordered ! to bo sent to the insane asylum. M-. anc Mrs. $. P. Louut. formerly of
 this town. celebrated the twentieth an- nivo-sary of their marriage, tine China | Wedding at Phenix, Nov. SOth. 4 shooting scrape occurred at King mans camp few days siuce, the partic- ] Uiars of which we coIid not earn, out 1t
 IS thought that two men were killed.
 Jas. Ras5orough, Superintendent of | Hugh Whites stage line, departed for | Mineral Park thls morning, and from ! thence will extend his trip -o San Fr iu- | cisco.
 \ cave occurred in tine Vuiturs mine | last Monday, and resulted in the death | of au cmpl0ye, Wm. Web, who was : thrown against CT and crushed to
 death.
 [ Mr. Smith, owner Of the Plata Bonita | mine, Big Bug district, arrived in Pres
 eo,t from the East. He will commence
 work on Lis property immediately. G-i2zi~ Bill, who murdered Deputy | Sheriff Bryant, at Flagstaff, couple of ! months ago, we hear is iu Albuquerque. | Why don't some one who Is anxious to
 distinguish himself, go after him and se- cure the Sl5Oo reward offered for his | capture.
 MT. Marsh informs us that Big Bug
 will bo quite a lively place the coming ! Spring, and that the Stodiard and Taft | boys arc doing wonders with their
 many mining enterprises. We would ! like to have another letter from our cor respondent in that district. Hon. Hugo Richards writes recently ! from Kansas City, and says he cannot | possibly get back before next January. | He reports great activity along the line | of the Atlantic and Pacific railway. and | that Kansas City is growing more rap | Idly than ever before. The merchants | there are eager for our trade. Los Angeles seems to be the favored | spot selected by all our old friends that
 make tteir pile in Arizona and wish to | settle down and enjoy themselves. D. | K. HOughtclin, one of the owners of the ! Silver Prince and Black Warrior mines, | has located there. having purchased a Sl2,ooJ residence opposite that of Frank
 Gauahl. Mir. Houghtelin is engaged in an extensive business as a wholesale
 dealer in fruit, poultry, etc Mr. Dela- uey reports that he is doing vel and
 has almost recovered from She effects of his recent accident, but that Mrs Houghteiin is still lying in a critical condition.