Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
Territorial Cribbings.

And still ye defeated candidate r, fuses to be comforted.
 Mir. Nicholas Gunther, of Castle Dom,
 Is m Yuma on the sick list.
 Gen. Crook Is on his way from Sa
 Carlos to headquarters at Prescott.
 The approaching boom at Silent VII
 take thousands of dollars to Yuma.
 J. I. T. Smith has purchased anothe
 Salt River farm, l60 acres, for SG00.
 The big sswmill at Flagstaff is run
 ming out large quantities of lumber.
 Dr. Blanc, physician and surgeon
 publishes hs card in the CITIZEN to-day
 Mrs. Galloway, of San Francisco, is il
 Yuma visiting her brother, Sherif
 Tyner.
 General Crook has arrived home atte
 several weeks absence reading the rio
 act to bad Apaches.
 Mexico has abolished the law laying
 export duty on money. 1t went into ef
 feet about two weeks ago. Stock cattle appear to be Tn active 1 demand. The latest transactions art
 reported at S20 per head.
 The MoLaye Miner says the entire Republican ticket in that county, ex, cept one supervisor Is elected.
 Judge Moves of Prescott, having tied
 his opponent for Probate Judge, will
 remain in possession of the office.
 Ye gentle knights Of the road, get your wagons and fiXings ready. Lots of haul ing at Silver district in few weeks.
 An Chung, a Tombstone Celestial, has been convicted of burglary, and sen fenced to sixyeass IL the penitentiary.
 It Is said that Jay Gould and c. P. Huntington are going to construct a railroad from Fl Paso to the New MeXi- co coal fields.
 Yavapai county, elects five Demo crats and three Republicans to House, and two Republicans and two Demo- crats to the next Council.
 lis rumored that the Girard mill on Contention hill in Tombstone is about to change hands, the Contention mining company being the purchaser.
 Alr. Wing, of the Land Department ia Prescott, has made a good officer thus far, and is well liked by people who transact business. with him.
 Gov. Tritle, Col. C. P. Head, Hon. Hu- go Richards and MT. John Howell have returned to Prescott from the Tiger mIne, of which they speak ill high terms.
 The grand jury of Cochi,e county is most assiduous in its labors. There is nothing like making newspaper man foreman of grand jury; they can raise the "deyil" If anyboiy can
 II. R. Brown arrived in Tomb stone from hIs ranch in Sulphur Spring Valley yesterday. He reports a large number of Papagos in the valley and along the base of the Swisshelm, ante lope hunting.
 Professor James Douglass, Jr., of Phenixville, Pa, who came to Arizona 10 examine the Omega copper mIne In the Santa Rita mountains, was at Rus sellville on Monday last paying the Pea body mine visit.
 The Prescott press Is busily engaged in selecting a speaker for the Territorial House of Representatives. These same knights of the quill were two years ago engaged In precisely the same way, and got away with 1t, too.
 Uncle" Ike Bradshaw, of Prescott, has a comfortable bank account, the proceeds of a recent sale of copper prop erty. The old gentleman has done many q hard days work in Arizona, taken lots of chances with Indians, and has richly earned his pile.
 The Prescott Courier man says he | would like to bond a turkey or two for 1 purposes. The Sentinel l man in response says: We would not l give much for the pay streak after an l Arizona editor gets even what he would | call assessment work done on the claim. |
 The Alta Arizona, of Mineral Park, | Mohave county, after perching on the | fence during the late campaign, has | finally decided to leap down, and in dO- | ing so lit on the Democratic side. | There Is nothing like the old maxim look before you leap
 On Sunday last, North American soldier, under the influence of too much discharged his gun on the bridge at Yuma over the heads of some people on the track, soaring them more pr less. No damage was done to the peo- Dle, but the soldier was gathered m out )f the wInd.
 At Ash fork quite a httle place will spring up, as that point will necessarily be the Prescott june ion, on account Of its closer proximity % Prescott than any other point on the whole line. Goods should be landed in Prescott from Chicago ID ten days or ess.
 Prescott papers seem to think the cap tai of very little financial benefit to the ,lace. The glory of the thing must have great attraction, for they seem wonder ully afraid that a move will be made to ake it away from them during the com ng winter. They seem to have more to lay on the subject than any of the other 1apers of the territory.
 The following is the vote of Prescott precinct. For Justice of She Peace, H. W. Fleury, 404; W. II. McGrew, 400; F. I. Parker, 392. Constables, q. W. Walk IT, 360; A. Prather, 3i5; J. NJ. Murphy, ,22. School Trustees, B. II. Weaver, ,S4: R. H. Burmister, 397; J. \. McCand- ess, 405; $. r. Behan, 299; G. W. Curtis ,02: N. Ellis, 276.
 The vote of Mohave county, with Willows, Sandy Cedar, 'razier's and Signal to hear from, stands D aggregate as follows: Oury 203, Por- 19, Horton 142, Davis lS4, Welton 240, Southwick S4, Lassell 273, Stevens 40, )By 22, Potts S6, Steen lj0, Cox l5l, 3urdick 16l, Krider l5S, Mckenzie 255, Ewing Il, Blakely l96. Cureton 129.
 Several proposed hunting parties rom Prescott and Whipple to the mountains north of town are being 1lanted. In this connection 1t might be yell to state that Lieutenant Chase's ate hunting excursion to the Agua 9ria, a couple of weeks ago, was not .ntirely devoid of success, a large rab- ,it, of the male persuasion having been ecured and taken home as a trophy.
 The case of Sublette ct al. against the ruma Mill and Mining Company is on rial before Judge Lawler Tn Depart nent No. s of the Superior Court Tn san Francisco. The plaintiffs seek to ecover S1 40 royalty a ton on ore ex- racted from the Yuma mine, amounting O $500. The defendant refuses to pay his sum on the ground that he has eX- ,ended S1700 for improvements on the 
 A letter from Fort Huachuca, in the Iuachuca mountains, south of Tomb tone, states that quarters for the men will be ready for occupancy about the middle of December next. Officers Iuarters will be completed later. Un- Il they are officers will have to live in ents. Mrs. Mason, wife of Huachuca's -allant commander, MsjorJ. W. Mason, Third Cavalry, arrived at the post a hort time ago from Philadelphia.
 The Needles has woman who is able O take care of herself. A great big ,rute of man came around where this ,oman was busily engaged, and began O use language unbecoming to any one. Ter husband quietly knocked the brute own a couple of times without stop