Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Territorial Cribblu=s.

F-~----+e A-- q | Nrs- Pearss is lying dangerously ill O her residence n PheniL The Cochise Co1nty Hospital c1l
 talIs tve-ty-two pstle1ts- " E Booth has left Globe for Seat 5 t-e, Washington Territory. } Ile citizens Of Prescott have organ lze1 Q Teal estate association The inning interests Of Maricopi county, never looked brighter. TLe Globe Hospital Associatioa , recelvlng hoe-a- contributions
 Pheuix IS frightening up In the vs,
 o- business very considerably. The Gila county jail IS vitho1; ten
 l-t Gco1 people down there.
 L--4 service E ilI be extended to Asl
 torE ga the A- d r. rosd by January. ILe Silver king mine has paid Sl,10O,
 u-. to --s shareholders n dIyiGe.Gs.
 There is a constant demand upon ths
 Salt River valley for fatteDed hogs. 1 Mr. MoellsT, of Prescott, has taken
 h-s residence amOngtae Phenicisus. ! Considerable barley is beng shipped
 from Pherlx to Globe, hkevis. flour.
 Adolph Solomon, Graham county.
 representative, was in Globe last week
 Mr. Van Armsn, Secretary Of this Territory, Is home again from Washing.
 ton.
 | Mayor Johnston, paymaster ot this 1 department has been ordered to New ! York.
 Just when Tombs.o-eis to have new hotel seems 0 bs question Of suien
 sabe.
 Several new pos;offices have been es- taoLshed along the line of the A. 6 P. road
 J.M Sanford has qualified as Justice at Williams, and N. L. Griffin @. Lynx Greek.
 The h0rse thief Thompson broke jail at Globe last "Wednesday and is now at large.
 4 Mr Wiomngham Was thrown from his horse and badly hurt at the Prescott races.
 John Mullen, Of the Verde. is spend
 1S e few days with his Phenician friends.
 A-iz7lans have come to think tha: [. S- Marshal IIibal Is a most excellent officer.
 Deputy Sheriff Aiulveaou of Yavapai, has safely landed seven prisoners ID Yuma
 The next session Of the Territorial Legislature wilI meet at Prescott Janu- s-y 5, loo3
 D. F. Ming and Major Barter left Sa-f0rl last Tuesday for the railroad via Fort Grant.
 Work has been suspended for the present on the Arizona mine. ID the Arr vaipa distuct.
 PompsIo Jamie has taken the contract Co cary sle nal between SafT0rd and Camp Thomas.
 There are abOu! +JJ0 Indians on the San Carlos reservation. Of those ab0u: l,1j5 are bucks.
 The Atlantic and Pacific track will be completed to the Colorado river by the lJth Of March. ..
 TEe Pheuix isOurins mill has tenn porarlly suspended work, awaiting a supply of wheat.
 Prescott Broom Brigade has chgl- lenged the Tombstone broOms t0 @ test drill for the belt.
 4 number Of the sporting gentry have arrived lu Prescott ffom the lins Of the line Of tLe 4. | r.
 l. is understood that the Prescott Kites intend purchasing the Prescott Iheste- building.
 Jose Garcia, formerly e typo on the PLerlE Herald, has returned from his pasear in Mexico.
 Gov. I. IL Pitkins and D.. F.J. Ban 1 croft, Of Denver, are registered at the <. ! P. Hotel at Yuma.
 Incl remains of a white infant were | found partially buriei ID a cracker box | st the PEelIx ceuet-ry.
 The total number Of votes cast at the late election, as cauvassed by Secretary ' an AruaE, was l,26Z
 Lieutenant Hunter, ot the Third Cav al-y, stationed at Fort Bowie, is spend "a few days ID Tombstone.
 4 bad man who went by the name of Pete C ark, was shot aud killed .t Flag 'tai n tlls county, Friday.
 Hon. AdOiph Solomon and J.B. Col ius passed through SaTord Wednesday evening eu route to the railroad.
 Aessrs. Philip Hull and Harry Lyons. WO cf the oldest settlers Of San Fran .-5co mountains, are in Prescott.
 NJ. C. V. GOodale, superintendent Of Ae Boston mil, came near haTiug a ia 4l rllavaY n Tombstone Sunday. ILe pupils of the school managed by he Sisters Of St. Joseph at Yuma. will , ave al exhibition on Christmas eve.
 Lieut.. Reynolds, the popular Adjutant [ the 5I Cavalry, Will leave Whipple , lortly on visit Co the Eastern States. , Ir. and Mrs. Touey, vho have an er- client farm. etc., at the head Of Wl- l aI-sou valley, are visiting in Prescott. No railroad ia the United States. al c be same age. could boast of as good J u-ulugs Es the Atlantic & Pacific now ] as. I Tie new courthouse at Tombstone C 1l De dedicated by e grand ball, on its JDpletlOu, ab0ut the middle cf Jam q The basement for tLeuew city hall T Tombstone, Is completed and work | D the building vll be commenced at 2, nee.
 Nr. Geo. Eapp, an old time Silver dis e let boy, returned from California and ,- ent 1p on Wednesdays stage to s. f nt. Il Ar. Fuller, oi Florence, is meeting ,, itl great success growing fgs. He is " bout tO gather Eis thiri crop for this .,, asOu. ! NIT. Joshua Price is in Prescott taking . look at the railway prospects and talk F 2 up the matter with our influential ts uzeus. Paymaster WitcheL and escort ar red Iu PheniI from Fort McDowell c' Iesday and left Wednesday for north v n pOsts. IT Another force of labore-s for the U. .ter service was sent ont from Albu- P' e-que Co the Atlantic q Pacific front ouday. ar The United States railroad comn,is- ;s 'ner- have been examining the I. :s os road. They found t in the best pos TI lle shape. VI J. c. Iappeuier has returned to Tomb Il, me from Blsbee, where he has been os some time past developing the Hen hi, cks mine. -- rank Nicholson, superintendent of to Long Island Copper Company, re- med Co Globe from tue East Thurs m. 7 evening. t-' Jn sunday last eleven bars of bullion, ch ued at over Sl5,O00 passed through vi enlx for Maricopa It was from the col 7-Top mine ne Prescott Courier hears that Ma ine O Indians are trespassiug on grazing De lg r1-ef iy- fI. -bts-- .- .H. -..f. -.