Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
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| The great register of Pima couut' contains the name of one thires' ! voter.
 When. oh when, will some public spirited citizen build e hotel ID I-mn stone.
 Weaver district is 1ow looming uT
 amongst mining ones, as well ss Poll
 Iicians.
 Mr. O. F Thornton has resumed hl' position as city editOroi the toinos''n'
 Republican.
 MT. Richard Broyiu. foreman c. t!t Copperopolis mine, @. Bisp-e' is yisl.l'-
 in Tombstone.
 Deputy Sheriff Mulyernon oi aTa. ] pai reports good times on tLr -l.e ui the X. 5- T.. railroad.
 | NIT. Fred IIildebrant, a very success ful farmer O; Agua Frla Valley, l- li ! Prescott attending court. 1 How would the Capital look at The
 son. IT it is to be removed from Pres colt, We say. hUrrah for Tucson
 Rev. Mir. Craig, a Presbyterian ms
 sIOnary, well known throughout North ern Arizona, has gone to Oregon.
 At Cave Greek, in Maricopa county, l A. J. Hoskins was elected Justice of the Peace, and C. II. Hardy Constable.
 Wm. Moreno, of the Vulture, passed through Phoenix few days since, on a
 visit to his mine in the COuquin dis [ trict.
 Prescott dId not pay much attention | Co party lines. Scratching seemed to
 be the order of the day. Who IS to | blames
 At Line City. election day, Pete ! Kitchen got more than he got m Sonora l namely. one vote for Delegate Tn Con- | gTess.
 ] When the clerk of the Territorial As sembly anxiously inquiries. Are ye ! there, Morarty?' there viii be no re- ! sponsA.
 The main shaft of the Mack Morris mine. in Gila county, is down 7Sj feet. | l. Is one of the deepest shafts in the Territory.
 : The smoke o' battle is fast drifting off ! the battle field. and the political under takers are very busy carrying off the dead and dying. At Fort Apache. some time ago, Josh Sveu shot and wounded George ReJ. Reid i> Iu tHc hospital and Sw,tt is ln the -uard-hou,e. There were shipped by the Tombstone NJ. and V. company, per Nellss Fargo 6 Co.,, uu SHturday last, two bars of bullion, valued at S5,#S. Tom Fitch, Esq, is m Tombstone. He will represent Mr. Edward Field iu rhe ease of Field vs. LratGerwoCd. now pending in the Distinct COurt. Dame Rumor hath 1t that Henry Campbell vili be Under sheriff, and Judge Wallace bookkeeper under Sheriff Ward ot Coehise county. Judge McPheeters, am able and ceu- tlemauly, Attorney, of Prescott, has been appointed United States District Attorney for the Third Judicial Dis- trict.
 The town of Tombstone since the election Las been fearfully dull. No one seems Co have energy enough To even get drunk, and furnish @ police court item.
 Prescott boiled two hundred and fii- teen more votes Tuesday, than she di! two years agO. The vote polied in the town would indicate population Of nearly 5,0Ou
 The people of Nulture elected the fol- lowing precinct ufiicers: F. F. Kirk land. D. r. Uugea School Trustees: J. Y. Clifford. Justice of the Peace. and L. Vidal, Cons table
 r. is reported that Bob. Hamilton, well-kuowu iu PneLiN has fallen heir to an estate in Scotland valued at S75.No, and has gone back tO that country Co look after the matter.
 l. is reported upon good authority, that department headquarters will be removed to Fort Grant just as soon as the necessary buildings can be erected % accommodate the various officers.
 F. II. Roberts, of Castle Creek, and his sister and her child are registered at the Bank Exchange in Phenix. The two latter have just arrIv-d from Col orado and will take up residence there.
 F. IT. O'Nelveny, agent for fine South ern Pacific railroad, at Benson, has d two mOntts' leave of absence, and will make the tour of California, and have a general good time for the next sixty days.
 Mir. Acker, ot Acker S Walker. butchers and stock -raiseTs, is in Prescott from his cOmptny's stock range, iu the Mogollon mpuutains. He says that stock or gli kinds are In goo! fix for winter.
 Colonel S. <. Moore. late manager 1f the Corbin Bro S. mines in this county, started for hIs home m Connecticut. on Wednesday last. The Colonel mas beel a resident of Tombstone for the last year, md made hosts of warm friends.
 The Peabody copper mine at Russell IS certainly the peer. if not superior oi the famous Copper Quecr. The average per ton in copper is ahoUt lS per cslt-, and a hundred dollars in gold and sti- yer, with an apparently lueXaaustIb.e body Of ore.
 Indian Agent Wilcox. ot the San Car los reservation. in al interview gt bel- yer. stated that there was uu fear ot gI outbreak by the ArfrLeF, as hgI been reported: that Crooks policy W.- work ing admirably and au outbreak was nm possible.
 Efforts are being ma,.e Co effect the pardon oT Dick Ihomps lu, sent to the Peuiteutiarv from MaucDpa count for robbery. Thompson was drunk at the time when the crime vas committed. and his sentence is reasonably though; Co be too severe.
 pr. Farutam of Prescott has pur- chased a j.stamp quartz mill from Brown Bros. it k tbe one now Iu Crook Canyon. 1t will he removed to Lynx Greek, Walker District. and wIlI soon be set ut work crushing gold ores from tine Wadleigh mine C0nceutra- ton c1ntrivauces wIu be added to it.
 The Fl Paso Times says fifty wagons are reported on the way from Tomb stone. Arizona, to Kingston. IT there are any more teams in Arizona or else where. please head them tbis way. Cop per City cannot ship haif the ore she wants tO on account of the scarcity of teams.
 1Ir. Worthiurtor. of Toledo, Ohio. who was u Prescott, few weeks ago. looking a. mining property C. Groom Greek. writes t0 parties m that city, trIt be has succeeded il organizing .rou- pauv, and will soon return with capital necessary to purchase and develop tie mines looked at.
 The new fge-do.iar bank notes have put in their appearance A fine en- gravei head of the late President Gar field appears on the left side of the face of the note, and the seal of the Uired States takes the place Ct the ordinary engraving on the right side. On the back is the number Of the bank iu lathe work in large letters.
 Mayors buildlng, near the Postoffice, in PhmniZ, has met an injury from De- culiar source. A gopher, In tuunelinr, ran his tunnel into the ditch. The water running through this under the house, caused the foundation to settle several inches: aud had not the cause been dis e .vtrad tha hOuea wOuld shortly have