Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Territnrinl LnOt.

AaNdpal county WdrrEHt> -rli itoC- for % cents on the dollar.
 ! C. <. Battermau and wife left Toml stone fO- San Francisco Ihurslay.
 Plenty of wind Dut DO du-- ai Pres cott; IL showed ius- enough tI set,. that.
 | Pima Iacian was run over and kille, by the cl-s at Picaclp .le'ion last Tues day.
 ". II. Butfnm, oc Pre..ott, Is yisitiaI n Pheuix; also Jame= Stewart at tl' stage line.
 Frank Emmal, 8 pioneer or Tomb stone, returned Thursday from SH ! Francisco.
 Mrs. Swiiiiug, accompanied by hs daug ter Geors1a, left PLsuix for Pres colt Friday.
 Congress has passed the bill allowing retired army officers Co hold Ier-Itoria ofiiclal positions.
 A squaw paraded tue streets CT Pie nix the ether day wrapped ID tEe stai spangied banner.
 Captain Wm. 4. Hancock, of Phenix started on a surveying trip for tAe new canal Friday morning. Lin5enaut |. Frank Hall has returned to Tombstone. He reports the slei-h- ing as fine iu the East.
 Arizona is destined Co produce more copper than the justly famed copper region of Lake Superior
 ". 4. Harwood, prominent citizen of Tombstone, Is confined C. Ais room hy a severe attack of illness.
 Arizona lacks only S2OQC1O oi equalinr Colorado m the bullion output, aHd sue already surpasses California.
 Nr. J. F. France, one of the principal owners of the Rooster mine, Silver aIs- trict, IS m Yuma from Texas.
 Omer Wiley carne into Phenix from Cave Creek this morning. He reports that tue mines are looking well.
 There bas been quite fall Ct snow a. Wilcox and vicinity. and they have plenty of ice without shipping lt.
 Mr. Birdsel and Ni-. Tattarrived ;n Prescott Wednesday, rom the Copper Mountain mine, Agua Fra district.
 Mss Bessie Brown has returned to Tombstone from a Uroiracted visit to California mach improved ly her trip.
 Mr. L. Bashfora's friends Ius.,t upUl his being candidate for Mayor lt Pres colt. They won't talk no for al answer.
 Wm. Tweed, F., of Dripping Springs, was ID Florence this week, and reports everything lovely at the boEauz2 copper camp.
 Master Claude Cook, of Williamson Nailey. is a candidate for messenger Il tue Council. He was in the IUusr two years ago.
 4 thief stopped lady named Kendall, in Prescott on Thursday night and de- handed her purse. Her cries for help frightened the villain off
 M1rat Ma-er5on has enjoyed 8 splendid practice at the bar sluce be laId down tbe editorial pen, which be handled with easy and abiliy.-NIner.
 The wife of the Rev. Dr. Robertson, of Tombstone, who was so seriously Iu- Iared by a fall about ten days ago, is doing well and will be aboEt In duc course of time.
 The New Mexico and Arizona Tylc- graph Company have the iIIe between Lordsburg and Clifton nearly completed and will erect 5OD miles Os adII.ioaa. wire n Grant county.
 Mrs BirdseH, of Copper Mountain, (uow called ..Stoddard'Iu honor ot her two brothers, GUss aud Isaacl, Is in Pres colt on a visit. It was her httle -i'l who had her arm broken about fJur weeks since -, -.--,.- men. are seinng a great many oeef cat tie to railroad constructors m AoLaVe county. They have just purchased from Nr. Wm. Munds, of Verde valley i'" head of superior beeves.
 Mr. Louis Mautel. well known il and around Prescott, having served m tle capacity of deputy sheriff several uM $, also as deputy L. :. Marshal under Maj C. r. Dake. died Saturday morning at , O clock. after brief illness.
 M-. Samuel A. Henzey says tha: he has been unable to secure funds where with to build the Prescott Branch H. h. He thinks the road will be constructed however, after other railroad matters are arranged
 aPrescott," says the Tombstone lude- pendent. isn't near as cold a. place m winter as some of our southern lesl-ll- tors imagine. The sieighIug lS good, and then the smiles of those northern beauties would thaw out the f-.z D feelings of all IcelanIor.
 Acting Governor and Secretary Van Armau thinks Of leasing from M-. Bash ford the Howery Hail and removing t.e offices of Governor and Secretary there 10. Also the fixing up of a first c.tS- Al sH 1. #.. mi themselves upon all subjects may have free access to the same.
 The sherIifs office of layapal county reports the collection oi about S53,uo' m taxes this year. leaving dcluqreu' list of about SD .Ouo, iuclulIo- Inc tax. owned by the railroad company, whIc, | is SS. .l52. After the d0uH.e as5-s- meut. are stricken of 1t wll reduce the deuu quent Inst. exclusive of tine railroad, G about Sl000o.
 Saturday a man dropped his p0ea' hook m the store Ol D. Levy d Co., u Prescott containing about SlUa1 lI cash ! He missed the book down town. and La' about given up finding It. when Natla' 1 Ells dlspelled bis anxiety by ce.Iyern- to him his pocket book coutalni-g th cash. He was Tn luck Co have Ei- lucr fall into honest hands.
 There k no doubt now that norther
 Arlzoua IS rapidly advancing We AaF no hesitaucv in saving that at .el-t Ul wards of S200.WO Of new macaluer. has been brought into tlls county. I- principal districts now are Lynx Greek Turkey Creek, Big Bug and Neave' These districts have at least l,0U0 mel
 working day and night developing tl
 mines. Let the good work go or. The Senate Commlttec on Railroad. on Wednesday last. considered the bl introduced last sessiOn by Miller c California, authorizing the Southern r. cifc railway and other railway con
 panIes to unite and consolidate SO as fo-m a continuous line Of railroad b,
 tween the tidal wave Of the Atlantic an
 Pacific, and appoint a sub commit 'r
 with instructions (" prepare a tli4 |
 thorizing such combinations The b } however, will forbid a consolidation q
 parallel or conflicting lines. Little Pearl, youngest daughter of
 II. Weaver. of Prescott, narrowly e
 raped losing her hte Tuesday tE th l,ick of horse, which luckily only mad quite a deep flesh wound, and by cai
 will soon be healed The animal th.
 came so near taking the D Q ot tte cuil
 IS a favorite with the family and yei - gentle, but upon being rebuked by Mrr , W. for too much familiarity, PLayf1l , turned upon his heels and with bis par
 inr saIutation inflicted the damage Q Pearl, who was close alongside ot h C mother.
 The Los Angeles Herald remarks tb , word comes 60 us from ArIzoua tu !! br-iness ir that Territory ls ve-y like "a sxper1euce a marked revival ere lon
 Law and order have replaced q
 violence and anarchy which, b
 tween the cowboys and the Indian IT were the prevailing features of AEzCi . ---, ,-ss- arr, AIucL of thls lS uu0ut