Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Territnriai Cribbinss.

Territorial Cribbings.
 Stage drivers report the roads in a
 bad condition.
 Alex. Harris and wife are in Prescott from Peoples Valley.
 George r. Stoddard Is in Prescott from Copper Mountain.
 B.F. Spear. of Mohaye county, IS rus ! ticating in Sal Francisco.
 NIT. Harry Carpenter has gone to 1 Prescott from Marlcopa county.
 Thus far the convictions iu Judge French's court have ruu up to o1 per cent.
 MT. Chas. 5. PhIles left Phenix Mon day on a trip Co his claims on Cave 1 Creek.
 Mrs. Gov. Trit.e and llrs. Riordsu | left Prescott on the WicEenburg stage i Monday.
 Jack Dunn, the vell known Govern
 meut scout, was a visitor ln Tombstone ! Tuesday.
 Mir ". C. Pimn returned Wednesday to Vulture after several days visit ln ! Phenix.
 MT. H. II. Travis returned to Phenix
 Monday from pr sPecting trip to the
 mountains.
 A man named Peek is making money
 by ~divinins" the lay ot bonanzas in | Tombstone mines.
 Mrs. Simmons, of Williamson Valley, IS visiting in Prescott. Sine has fine ] property for sale. Young Reilly, who was accidentally ! shot at Tombstone few days since, IS rapidly cOnvsLescing. i It Is said that an opium den IS run ming in full blast on one of the principal | business streets m Prescott.
 Some Of the Legislative Solons-eleet, | express themselves unfavurable to the employment of female clerks.
 Mrs. Brophy and her daughter, Miss | Carrie Wilkins, Of ChIEo Valley, are spending a few days in Prescott. Mrs. J. D. Kinnear, of Tombstone, Is | rapidly couyalescing. This will be | pleasing news to her many friends.
 Judge French, sentepcsd seven pris- | ouers tO the penitentlary Tuesday for | terms ranging from two tO ten years. | F. HOag, who has been in the hospital at Fort Grant, suffering from a serious | attack of pneumonia, IS slowly improv- ing.
 A MT. Jackson has been appointed h. dian Agent at the Pima Agency and ' has arrived on the ground and assumed [ lIis duties.
 NIT. Wm. Blankenship was seriously injured Tuesday by being kicked in the stomach by horse. His case is very dangerous.
 New buildings are sticking up their 1 heads all over Phenix. Almost every day adds new building of some kind to the place.
 The Gazette makes the proud boast that Phenix has the best public school building, and the bet public school in the Territory.
 The jury in the case of the boy Parker for the killing of John Miles, at Pres colt, found a verdict of murder in the second degree.
 G. A. Treadwell, first class mining man, connected with the Arizona Gen. tral, near Wickenburg, IS in Prescott for q few days.
 The Pnenix Gazette says that the people of MaricOpa station are un- animously in favor of annexation to MsricOpa county.
 We are sorry to learn that Judge C. A. Tweed, of PheniX, Is again down with a serious attack of the stomach trouble, to which he IS subject.
 MT. c. NJ. Rolker, the mining expert who was injured in the accident near Bisbee about week ago, has taken his departure for his home In New York.
 Mir. Ring. who has been at the Phenix hospital, was paralyzed day or two since, and Tuesday Q subscription was circulated for his passage to Cali fornia.
 The renegade Apaches who have been prospecting for scalps across the MeXi- can line, are coming in to the San Car los Agency to draw their supplies for the winter.
 Colonel Lafayette Nash, the cattle king of TontO Basln, IS in Phenix The Colonel is an old-timer, and Is prOb- ably as well known as any gentleman m the Territory.
 Messrs. Roberts, Boggs and others are | in Prescott from the Lower Agua Fria | They are here settling matters with the | administrator of the estate of the late | Gideon Brooke.
 Several of our promising youths are anxious to become pages at the next | session of the Legislature, and are now | busy writing and buttonholing the lucky candidates.
 l.. B. St James and family have re- turne to Prescott from California. lhelr little daughter, who was so se- rIously III, IS, we are happy to state, in a fair way to recovery.
 Mir. Sheniield, the well known railroad arrived in Prescott Mondav. from Mohave county, where he has men and teams making road bed for the and Pacific
 Harry Carpenter, who. has been for some time boss for C. T. HaydeD. at Tempe, has returned to Prescott for the Slnter He IS a good business man and VIII find something to do.
 The Hons. M. F.. Joyce and Richard Rule have returned tO Tombstone from ] vIsIt to their respective ranches m the sulphur Spring valley, both hale and hearty as rancherOs should be.
 Charles Goldman of Pheniy. teIe- yraphed the information home from San Francisco, yesterday. that his amlly had been increased by the birth # girl. He is doubtless siucing. l COchise county is fortunate in the hoice of her supervisors. With such nen at the helm of affairs for the next wo years, careful and economlcaI management of county affairs Is as- ured.
 There is tie between the candidates pr Probate Judge in Yavapai. and be Eeen the aspirants for Sheriff in Pinal. . he only sensible and satisfactory way o ut of the dilema is a new selection, in ach case.
 Doc. Tompkins. who went to San A ranclsco from Prescott some three lonths ago in search Of medical aid. rites to parties here that he has recov- red hls lost health and will return r bout the 18th proy.
 New Mexico papers speak of the geo. Slcal survey now being made of their The force of professors and lsistants IS large and well equipped. hey are now working in the neigh bor- pod or Fort Wlngate, coming towards rizOna. Mrs. Gov. Tritle gave q dinner party ] Sunday in Prescott, to a number of tends, before leaving for Oakland. Cal 1rnla, on q visit to her interesting mlly, four boys and daughter. who e attending school Mrs. Tritle in- II nds returning here about the last of bI ecember. MT. Eli Stump, of Tombstone, started r the DragOOn mountains Tuesday