Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Territorial Loot.
Extra blankets for these cold nights IS the cry in Yavapai.
 Considerable real estate has changed

! cott has resumed it's usual tranquility J. M. Roberts, worthy cltlzeL Oi Iavapai coOnty, has returned home from California.
 4 number of laborers are wanteo | oy the Atlantic and Pacific COmpan!
 at Flagstaff
 The Contention company of TOmh- | stone, ye- terday declared a dividend 0. | 25 cents a snare, or S62.5O0. Judge Pinney has purchased a farm | about a mle north Of town and con templates building thereon. Judge McPheeters has been appointed ! [. :. District Attorney for mort ern Ari- zOna. IL IS good appointment.
 Rumor has IL that wedding, long ex- pectrd among ;he Ph@nicians, Is Co take l place in few days SO mote It be. The Southern Pacific railroad has ! made an offer tO the Santa r. Company for half interest in the Sonora Rail
 way.
 Aha said Judge Allen, as the col | Ored thief was brought before hIm
 ''SO the Black Crook Is now performing III GlObew
 Morris Earth s ID Prescott from Lis | home ID Apache county. He was, at
 the last election. candidate for sheriff | Of Apache county.
 A comparison O; ArizOna's census
 with the Vote pOled at the late election,
 Is not calculated tO enhance ner into the UnIOp, two years hence ! The Eastern papers are now publish | Iug imaginary exploits of the cowboy | ID ArIZOna, winch cause tue -ldes Uf the | old settlers tO ache with lauguter. Wlllam Jennings, recently sent to ! the asylum at Stockton, has returned Co | Prescott, and will soon he himself to the rural districts Of the Hassay pa. Johnny Duk, has taken up stock ranch on Verde, about twelve miles be. | low Chino valley, k going tu stock IL
 with cattle and build house and Cor | rals.
 Every man about Globe who really
 desires vO k Is now employed First
 class miners, carpente s, biacksmIths,
 bar0vrs, printers, etc, are scarce and needed.
 A hstIc encounter between a well known Prescott gentleman and "bad railroad maU, Saturday afternoon, re- suited lu the utter demOTallzatiUn Jf
 the latter.
 Snow quite tbickly covers the Finals aud, from the cOld and bracing cuudI-
 ton of the atmosphere, Globe Is to be shortly favored with a visit of "the
 beautiful" etc.
 Uncle Billie Robbins, one Of She | best men In the northern part Of Arizona, has sold ms cattle to Messrs. FlOuruoy
 X AOrrIs, and will soon take his family
 and go to California.
 The good people of Tombstone have
 again smelt blood. Billy the kId took
 a shot at BuckskIn Frank; the latter | promptly replIes, and the former quiet
 ly turns hls toes up to the daisies. 4 SOnUrauian Was lately ID Tombstone
 with a lot Ut god dust from near Cum | pds, Sonora. IL vas coarse gold, alloy
 ed with considerable silver, thus reduc-
 Ing its market value to Sl4 per ounce. Over 1000 citizens failed to vote lu IavapaI county. At Date Creek and | Santa Maria there are fifty men who dId | not vote, mostly on account of the fact that they were not near enough to d pre- cinct.
 The machinery and material to be ! used ln the erection of the Howell
 shelter on Lynx creek has arrived m Prescott from Williams. Its transporta- ton required the use of seventeen
 wagons.
 Those interested in mineralogy should pay visit tO the office Of Mir. T. F. Sorin, 3Jy, Fourth street, Tombstone. He has
 large hue of ores from c loradO, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Dakota and some from
 Nevada.
 The result of the election ID COchise
 county divides the honOrs between
 the DemOcTatIc and Republican parties.
 Ward, the Republican candidate, for
 ohrrlh Dave Neagle was beaten b.
 about ljr.
 Everything IS supposed to be far m
 War and politics, but the trIckstef and the traitor In either have never received anything for the scOrn of those they be- Jrayed and tue contempt of those who bought them.
 Hlse of Giohe looks as happy as a | niEger III a melon patch. That new 1 wagrn of his with donkey attachment. ! IS sImpy lmmeuse, and the noys yelled l. themse-ves hoaIse upon its first appear | auce ln the public.
 The Grand Jury was impaneled on !. the l4th, m Cochise county, with Mr. C. ! D. RepFy as foreman. It held its first . -eSsIOu tue same afternoon. in the room . lately occupied by the Republicans as headquarters on Fifth street.
 The Old Dominion Company of Globe shlpped thIs week luO,UUU pounds ui copper bdlliOn. The cumpauy's total product tu date k l,6OD.O0U pounds valued at S240OOO No wonder copper mines are getting fashionable.
 "ia~ Court mot, Pat:" "It has" W o's the man foInIst the shmall rail iu-: 'lLe ledge Co be suure." 'Phavt's Lls uamt?' Hoover" "N ell. LCoeyer Le is, be goes thro' the caralanCer loike cat shot in the tail"
 Although the number oi cases on the CoChlse county calendar IS large, It Is thought that they will be speedily lls posed of during the present term of Court, as nearly lalf of them are land cases m winch the same principle h in- yuived.
 Mr. D. C. King and wife, of Centennial district, and Captain Penn Smith, cf Philadelphia, returned tO PheuIx a few day s since, from tine Centennial district, where they have been inspecting copper mines beluugiIE x Co Nr. King and others assOcIated with him.
 Che oi the pnet,st girls in Tomb
 t, he ieil ;t { y skating rink the other IaF. aLd Tuv V Len slt Is ., k, d V hy she ctut tkHte Ste says: "CLl I fell ana Lurt ny iuoi,' but her younger brother [ ,'N she eats standing up.
 Frank krtii.-IhI unassum!uC gen. [ -t man staried a couple of days ago to pay a visit to relatives in Buffalo, \. I. C MT. krell has lived m Arizona twelve. , ,ears-mOst ot tue time iu the viciuit, 4 if Prescott. He Is d partner m buslnes- c VI John Duke, wIO thinks that Frank z Is just right.
 The Democrats of Yavapai have noth- r uG to brag over. If Democrats ar,- -iected li Is by a very small mum CT uf ! votes over tbelr opponents. The lat, .esul; will slow Republicans that to in- sure success they must nominate strong utn. and bot allow county convention {. dates tc ruin the party. {.
 He said, "lt isn't for the honor or the profit of the thing sad Tombstone nan that l wanted to be elected con .tab.e, but there k a damned sneak bat steals my wood every winter, and ust wanted to nal hIm to the cross g 'nce. lalleluiah. but l would have p locked hIm up." a
 An old Tuker-pIayer went to take ' .tIck Oi vOcd of hIs neighbor's wood " pile the other night Co throw st cat '. md ran silver m LIs finger Did he 'I ''t mad? Not e bit 0f It. He inst irew Co that silver ar before morning .,. 'e hal a half cord Of good frevood iu s, lis backyard H
 Senor Iouquin Diaz Puetc. an ex- U member ot the d-p.uuIfl, servIce Of ' .lexIcn, who has been appointed and consul flr Tombston., b r.. Nt Nf C.-.ff.. I.,..-.l .---.I