Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

Tres Alsmos, where they go quEil and duck shooting.
 Monsieur Pierre Broissand left Pres
 cctt CD WedneSiay's stage for New
 York. from winch point he vii sal d.
 rect for France
 Nr. W. A- Rove, one of the Assembly
 men elect from 1avapai, ana a can 6ldate for the Speakership oi rhat body,
 Is paying PheniX a visit
 Hon. Geo. C. Berry returned Co Tomb
 stone from a visit t0 Guayuns Saturday evening. He IS deeply ana favo-atly
 impressed with the place
 Hon H- c. Dibbls lrft Tombstone
 Friday for Winchester % look after the
 Hearst and HaE-ln property H VIII be
 absent three or four days
 II. II Van Arman and c. V. Beech
 went out from Prescott ou Wed1e-dzy ! Co inspect tLelr newly acquired mining property on Sterling Creek
 Flagstaff has fifteen inches cf snow.
 Ilis IS more of the beautiful than any ! other town on the line ot the Atlantic
 Pacific Ealir1ai is supplied with. ! c. M- Warner and Frank Ridge have
 rented the PsTl-u ranch, Graham county. for the coming year They VII proceed at once to prepare t for seeding.
 Several citizens of San Francisco Lui Bill Williams mountains are ID Pres cott. Among them are Nessrs. Putnam, DoE, Ban, Rogers and Late Wilson.
 The Albuque-qus Journal stated thss
 the A. < ?. ralr1si company intend to
 bIild a branch to Prescott. son after ! the main read reaches the Colorado.
 Mr T. T. Huurer. of Arivsips. has [ purchased property ia WilIclI and will
 reside there vI1h his family during the
 winter, sending his children Co school
 John Chart, of Santa Maria, reports ! the increase of cattle for tle year ID his ! section ot country far above the average. ' Grass ls plenty and stock men happy.
 Mrs- Gee. H. Hutchins. wife of super | vis0F-elecs Hutchins. oi Castle Dome. | accompanied by hsr daughter arrived n | Yuma from Oakland on Sunday night
 4. II Baker. q Banning, Cochise county, IS reported Co have not with the loss 0t three fingers while working !. ID a sav-mil ID the HlachGca mount ! sins.
 \ gentleman who came from Williams ]. on tLe Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad. in- formed the Prescott Courier that Mon . day last Le travelled through snow @ foot . deep.
 Mr r V. Smith. General Superia- l te-dsn: of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, is taking quite an interest i1 | ;1e lndCs.-la! atIllrs ot u0rtLe-n All zoua-
 Peter Anderson contanplates buld- Ing au addition Co his LlkeI at Sa.F5-l. Ills business Is growing so la-c- that be has t1 build Co accommodate lis guests.
 4 petition asking for the pardon of Richard Thompson. now serving seu- t5lce at Yuma, has been circulated ' PEeul1 and ha- received many sigma tlres.
 MT. Bates, 0t ---c1IE. recently received from New York tEe returns from a ten ton shipment ot ore taken from the Msrcus nine. The ore averaged S12O0 per ton.
 James D-zelI, brother-in-Iaw of Professor Piper, and family, arrived overland from Modoc county, California. They vlu take up their residence in Prescott.
 Joseph Thornton returned to Phenix Monday from a trip down the Gila junction. The new ditch ls being pushed ahead with energy, and land raken up.
 Reports from Williams indicate that the town IS fast becoming depopulated, its nomadlc people having caught tL. Ash Fork lever, and are now Lurryiug to that point.
 M- 4. Rrfiner, su old prospector, pro ! poses to pass the holidays ID San Fran CISCO. Mr. Rutfler is the owuerof some very large and rich copper mines ID the { Black HIlls. |:
 Messrs- Relgart, wlo was injured by q blast in the Empire mine. Tora5st0ue. ] and kstz and Bequa, accidentally shot. are rapidly recovering from the effects ' of their injuries.
 Miss Matte Tucker, says tue PaeuiI Herald, VIII 20 to ILe legislature as clerk. Mss Tucker is 6 good typo. has much C business experience, and Is well cuali- ' fed for the position.
 Suit has been commenced ID the dis I trlct cOurt Uf C0cLise county by Joseph ' Russel against Horace Jones et al. to I recover possession of the Cave and HoI- ' brook mines, Bisbee.
 Jim Brown, the desperado who vas ' implicated with Blind Jim in ll linga {. man by the name Of Stone at Flagstaff, .. several months ago, died a few days ago Jf smaLpOE ID New Mexico.
 The Prescott Courier suggests flat f he fifty thousand dollars recently | subscribed tO build a branch railroad | would give Prescott reduction works C .Dd better roads Go the mining districts. C
 General Crooks large army Cf friends a, F.a ate, suffered, much from malaria- fever, rr contracted on that worthless and ac- ursed tract 0f country, the San Carlos eservat-ou. I Bill Kerr, of fame ga a hQEse and cat T le man, together with Nessrs. Buckmau. ! s l-iany ana other gentlemen of Tnomp- l ~ on valley, recently built a school house :, b the valley without any assistance from .I he county. .- The number Ot arrests by the TorAb- '9 tone TcIce force for the month Of No rmbCT was l2, as follows. For fighting. VT , drunk sud dIsurlerly, I; vagraucy, ]. " his Is certainly a splendid shOwllg for Al frontier town. aI Herr Hans vou Zsclu.cLeu. who has -a cen or i- at work ou a ranch iu the " iciuIty cf Pleuix, vil hear Of matters -. interest Co him by addressing the eruau Consul at San Francisco. lolph R1ssenthaL va Mr. Frank Ingalls, Was recently rc- ..i -i c-tei captain of the Prescott Rifles. - F. Meaayr, first lieutenant; George C5 Ralph, second lieutenant: Charles .I-. utcLizOu, treasurer. The morale Cf the 5- lmpany is sad Co be high eI. The busirtss manager of the Terri. do -r- 4 ! ere will be "a large quantity Of carp ar ve at Yuma ere loag for free distribu- t.-- ln. Get your ponds ready and make --. iur applications at once. c.. evening the children Of be .fiOrd had 4Clte treat in the way of a a $ .rty at the residence cf Judge Futile. not sncing and general good time fol- ma wed supper, which the little Ones en- he. yed as only they know how. wh The report vas brought to Saford aft iursday morning shat two horses had St. CD stolen Wednesday night, one from pos Mexican and the other from Adclph Hi liz- Although there was considerable I k no warrants were issued. cor The Mormon population cf Graham too lnty IS increasing rapidly. We met bUl enty people yesterday coming direct tes m Utah. They brought their house Pre- Id gods and chattels with them. and whl )pose 0 settle at Smitlyille. latu Measles are quite prevalent ID Tempe z z 1 still further up the river A few "lll les only are known in Phenlx, but 1T alu .i more than probable It will soon be sue neral among children and persons IOl O have not yet experienced It. Ploi
 oI9 .o .4.-'i1s \. llnt tIled 70 run the ., So44 @ D'4L ol tue oilceIa ana citizsns hau