Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Territorial I.nnf

ASN EOTE shOuio Ue shortened. Mrs. D. A. Mcdonnell has returned to Globe from her Eastern trip The SolOns wiD soon begin assembling at the Capital to do tLir mighty work.
 Ice, nine nches thick. ou E. .A.
 Rogers ponc-, one-half mile south of Prescott.
 The Gila Bend Mormon colony passed
 through Pb gnIS Wednesday eu route to
 Mesa City
 A big town VIII soon be started on
 Lynx Greek, in the vicinity of the Howell smelter.
 The creation of Code Commissioner
 should be one of the first acts of the
 n' xt Legislature.
 With the dawn of the New Year we
 predict a new era of prosperity and ad-
 vancenent for Arizona.
 ! Ail the weddings are not over yet. i The resources of PhenIx Tn that line wIll not be exhausted soon.
 : Thos. Mooney, who was recently iu- ! jared by blast Tn mine near Globe, IS still severely suffering.
 Miss Ri,teuh0use arrived m Prescott ! Tuesday from Chino, where she Is en- | gagged III teaching school.
 Mir. Ney S,riekland's friends wll be | pleased to learn that he has again taken | up residence in Chino valley.
 Rev. Nr. Adams returned to Prescott ! Tuesday after a long visit to southern Arizona in the work of his church. Stockholders in the Globe S San Car
 los Telegraph Company received a divi- dend of one dollar per share on Monday. It is estimated that 1000 people t. messed the Tombstone races Christmas.
 Among them were good many ladies. The Courier thinks Prescott is entitled to several chromos aRd [. $. Mint for
 being the best behaved city Ot the south west.
 Chas. hathrens, an old and esteemed PrescOttite, is visiting his numerous friends. His h me Is gt present at Flag staff
 Miss Lena Cox, now conducting the Nulture sch ol, returned to Pheuix on Saturday evening tO remain during the holidays
 Wm- Beodie returned Co Phenix We'd nesday morning, aud Will remain for a
 few days before goIng hack tu his home a. NUiture.
 The numerous friends oi ". B. Dever- eux here will be gratited tO know that
 he has returned wsth tue view of making
 Globe his headquarters.
 The Globe < San Carlos Telegraph Company have contracted for stubDIng such poles as is necessary. and men are
 nov at work on the line
 No town ID AIizOna has a brighter fu-
 ture before lt than PhenI. Its Der
 manency and prosperity IS assured.
 Tombstone Independent.
 Rev MceAnn. the new pastor of the
 M. l.. Church South, at Phoenix.
 arrved in that city by Wednesday morn iugs coach, from Alabama.
 God helps those who help them selves So Prescott people will have to
 put their shoulders to the wheel and
 roll along the railroad project. R. H. Roberts left PhenIx for Castle Creek Tuesday afternoon, for The pur- pose Cf putting fOrce of wOrkmen in
 his mine on the first Of January.
 \. H. Peoples and Dan Wright re-
 turned to Phenlx Sunday from the Lone
 Star State, where they have been sO- journIng for the past three months.
 Col Bates and Col. Owen. of San
 Francisco, who are interested iu mining operations m Molave county, are stop
 ping at the Bank Exchange, Phoenix.
 X man named Henry Shore died in
 St. JOseph's Hospital, iu Prescott, couple Of days ago. Deceased was a native 0f New York; aged about A
 years.
 Mrs. A B. Ross, after asOiourn of sey- eral months in New York and New Jer- sey, has returned Co Globe where she Las many friends who gladly welcome her arrival.
 M-. Dorsey, an eminent attorney of San Francisco, arrived m Phoenix from the railroad Tuesday, and proceeded to PrecOtt Wednesday tO attend the session of the Supreme Court.
 Caleb Dorsey, prominent attorney of California. .l:. t. J IPo or PAeniS-,He egYss CentraI Arizona Mining COmban in the Supreme Court, for the defendants.
 We heard. last evening. that Major Nelton, Councilman elect from Mohave county, was married in San Francisco. ! few days ago. Himself and wife will | be ID Prescott sEortly.-Prescott | Courier.
 J. J. Williams, superintendent of Old | Common copper works at Globe, has | gone to San Francisco to spend the bol- | idays with his family. During his ab- sence Geo. F. White will be in charge of the business.
 Governor E. C. Powers was in Pheuiy Wednesday. but to join Lis surveying party on the Gila. He informed inc Gazette that be Is about bali thrcurh with bis contract, aud that his party is about fifty miles from this city.
 The timetable of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad has been made for through travel from tue Atlantic to the { Pacific. March 10th Is the day upon winch ihe last spike Is to be driven at the Junction near the Colorado |, river. $ . Christmas evening Charles W. Catten ' and Mrs. K NJ. DavIs were united in ' EediOck at Phenix, Judge Rothrcck of iciatlrg at the ceremony. NIT. Catteu c s popular business man, and his wife : s well known and admired by all ac- luaIntances. l.
 Con. Burns and William Beard Jeff ]. IIube Wednesday for the East, taking ' Elth them specimens of ore from Globe o hstrict mines Whlch will please the eve e md convince the Judgment of non-resi n .ents, that Globe district abouuds iu [, precious metals q Mir. Webb. oC Gila Bend. informs tbs e 'hUniz Herald that the Mormon colony s' n that section mas folded it's tents and at ont for some other location. The 'd iiiculty seemed to be that the families S euerally were unable tO meet the pay- s tents required on the land. p Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stevens and Mir. tl treet, brother of Mrs. Stevenr. have of sturned from few months residence ! New York They have taken up <, ieIr residence at the Merrimac house, or here they make 1t pleasant for their CT Id friends who call upon them. th James H. Gilpatrlck died a. tho po mericgn house. Tombstone, Tuesday an orning at o'clock, from pneumonia. ca Q has been employed at the Grand ia, antral Tor year past, and was highly in spected by all who knew him. He ID, as buried st 8 o'clock the same after Col 'on from the undertaking rooms of A. b't Ritter. on Allen street col Hon. John G Campbell, who repre- an nted Arizona In Congress, was recent qu the recipient of telegram from his pr' atiye, Capt. Pelletier. of Washington. |" forming Mir. C. of the joyous fact that me ten pound son had just been the m to Mrs. Campbell and that mother q babe were doing well. The news say lde John q. strut. you bet ing Jne by Oue, or rather two by two. tn -I.' 1ng folks of Pheuix take fheir place --, the ranks of the Benedictine Army. .,.' e Courier contains the wedding of ,b: