Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

bed from the effect of a gun shot
 voupd. Frank has now a just apprecla-
 tiou of the value of a wild turkey on tue
 wing.
 The Pioneer is bustling busy camp.
 perhaps not excelled by any other or
 twice its age in ArIzOna- The mlils are nearly ready to drop their stamps and
 soon there will be an astonishing out
 put of silver bullion.
 Hon. J. W. Eddy, president of the
 Mineral Belt railroad, IS expected 70 so n arrive in Globe, ArIzona- The bsnds are now being placed in New York. and it is expected that the sur
 veyors will soon be at work.-Chicago
 Review.
 Voters of Yayapai county should re- member that 1t was under DemOcratlc ruIe that SlS0.Ou0 was squandered ana only the court house to show for lt. Elect Myers and Anderson and get safe men for County Commissioners
 The next Grand Jury in iayaP,ai
 county will have plenty of work to do m
 disposiup of the criminals at present m
 the iail. Just think of tt, twenty-lour had men to look after. Great Scott! bow 1 crime increases asthe country opens uP.
 CaptaIn q. r. Eagau, superintendent ] of the Oocident mine, promises Co bring i f., p-escott from his most pr0mlsiDg ,ii'.s | q small piece of rock, weighing 4n | D uuds, and put it on exhibition. Inns rock assays over Sl0,OJO per ton silver.
 Word has come from Washington au- | thorizIng Postmaster Otis, Of Prescott, | to contract the temporary mall seTvlce [ on the route between Williams and Mo have City. The mails will now go on. ' This is as it should be, but what are the citizens of Walnut Creek, Willows, Mt.
 Hore and other places going to do for
 nail service?
 Hardly Q day passes but what emi- grants from the northern counties pass through town in route to Arizona MT. | Chas. Allen and family, late of Rlch mond, Cache county, passed throngh Thursday: his destination being Mesa C,ty in the Salt River yalley.-Beaver (Utah) Utonian.
 Mrs. Moutandon and Mrs. Moore, wife and daughter uf Major MontandOD, Of fine N. NJ. X A. railroad, of Benson for marlv of Topeka, Kansas will leave ID a few days for New York city. Mrs. Moore will prosecute her musical stud ies there, and intends going [" Europe
 next Spring for the same purpose.
 The business men and citizens of Casa Grande subscribed 5000 toward bulld- ing the road from that place via Flor ence. Riverside and Pioneer to Globe. All arrangements for commencing work on the road on the lsi of November have been completed and the road will be opened up very soon after that daie.
 We hear 1t positively asserted that several influential Democrats m South ern Arlzona have soured on Oury and are taking Porter straight and SO It wi. 20. On election day three-iOurths Of the voters of Arizona will be m the same boat.
 The Republican papers of Southern Arizona continue to publish very fool ish and very spiteiul remarks concern ing Northern Arizona, and especially Yavapai county. They are mad because this part of the TarritOry IS going ahead at a pretty rapid rate. So says fine Prescott Courier.
 A cave occurred in the Fair Villa mine, Tombstone, Saturday morning by which a miner, name unknown, came near losing his life. Owing to failure tc properly timber the mine, mass of earth and rock, weighing fully SIX tons. became detached and fell alongside the miner. Some of the loose rock grazed his back in descent. It IS said that cave had occurred in the mine on the previous Thursday.
 Prev1ous to leaving for Washington, Secretary Van Arman had piled, back of City Hall, the place where the next Legislative Assembly will meet, huge piles of cord wood, for the use of mem- bers. officers, attaches, lobbyIs.s and lockers on. It is the SrcFetary's lnten- tion to make Legislators as comfortable as possible. Thet)ld Council room will be enlarged; both hOuses will be fitted up in mnch better style than they were two ears ago, all Of which IS right ana prOoer.-PrescOtt Courier.
 From Superintendent F. J. Bates of tue Pittsburg Mining Company of Dos Cahezas, it is learned that the mill will start on ore from the First Chance mIne next Monday This mine IS beIng worked through d tunnel which taps the ledge at about sixty feet. The ore IS easily worked, six men being able tO extract sufficient good ore to keep the mill runnil z. The ore will work about S25 per ton. The mine under it's pre- sent management, Is fast developing into splendid property.
 John Bailey, an employee of the Pio- neer Mining Company, oh Saturday last was accidentally killed thavinC his neck broken and head crushed) by be- ing caught in the hoistiDg machinery. He unwittingly signalled before getting Gff the car to draw up, which resulted as above stated. His remains were in- tered at the camp on Monday and were followed to the grave by about two hundred men In procession, all work, by the order of the respective su- perintendents for the time having ceased. The Rev. D. W. Calfee. who was summoned from Globe for the purpose. delivered the funeral discourse.
 The value of recording assessment
 work Cn L'ines ls most fOrcIbly felt. when a sale IS about tu be made. if the owner or his agent IS abroad endeayoring to effect sale, and the title of the property IS qrestioned d, reference is at nee made to the county records. | other necessary documents, l. shows care ou the part Of the owner Official recorl of manual labor has saved m my a mans property, and neglect of this duty has lost many valuable claims. | There are a hundred and one reasons why every owner of claim should have bis work recorded. Claim owners who are .ion-residents should be specially parti- cular to have the work recorded, and no contract for assessment work should be let without a clause providing Tor the affidavit and proof of record. Gen. Jordan and Prof. Swain came down Silver King and Pinal, Monday, | and left immediately for San Francisco. ! Gen. Jordan expressed himself as well ! pleased with the prOmlse of the South King, in which property he IS largely ' interested, and upon his return tO New | York he will make arrangements Co send ont all the machinery necessary to ! open mp the mIne cheaply and rapidly. ] The General had intended to make careful examination of the Pioneer dis i trict while here but was prevented by ! serious indispOsItiOn, fact We much | regret, as his report on the district | would have been great benefit to us. Florence Enterprise.
 How COmstOeker Eats.
 The Kansas City Times on Tuesday saws. "J. W. Mlckqy, the bonanza