Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-11-17
TE7RIroxIAL TWIGS.

the Grand Lodge F. & A. NJ. pro-
ceedings.
The Masonic lod ees of the Tori
tory number a membership of 30J.
The Citizen says more than two
dozen tcleph mes have been burnt
out by lightning since their uss be-
gan in that city.
Tho Atlantic and Pacific road non
owes its contractors Yearly one mil
lion dollars. This debt grew from
the long delay of tho road at Canyon
Diab'o. which prevented the placing
of the bonds upon the market as
fast as WAS planned. Suporiniand-
enL F. w. Smith has assured those
to whom tha road is indebted, that
tho whole debt will DO cancelled by
January.
Tombstone has fifty lawyers.
Heaven help her citizens who try to
be honest.
Mining claims about Tombstone
are being sold to chicago parties.
The Independent is after the Hon.
j. P. Clum.
A sensation was produced in the
streets of Tombstone, few days ago,
by a mans appe lring on the streets
dressed in a pair of bouts and hsnd-
karchier around his neck.
Hon. D. H. Pinucy. acting for
Judge Hoover during his absence,
has happy faculty for the dispatch
OF business. and with the active CO.
operation of attorneys, Will dispose
of many of the three hundred and
Odd csscs now on the calendar before
he leaves at the end of two weeks.
TombstoBe EE.
Hurley, one of the Tucson Jail
escapes, was arrested in Ell Paso,
few days since, the first one Of the
gang that has ever been heard of.
Maj. R. w. Petrikin, Assistant
Chief Engineer of the International
Railroad now building in Mexico,
was killed by Apacl cs together with
another American and Mexican, on
the morning of the 18th inst, near
Dolores, chihuahua.
The Indies OF Globe have organ
lied an association for the erection
and conduct Of Charity Hospitsl.
Graham County reports of last
week gave Curry Isl majority AMI
Horton 21S; they ware, however
simply estimates. Semi-official re-
turns have not yet boon announced.
A mail was passed between San
aud New York in Ave day
1t the beginning of the present
month.
Tom bstone has harvest of mar
ders on hand.
The Ore Mill and Mining Company
nave resumed work in Centennial
district after a suspension of about
hroe } ears.
The Tucson IStar states thai r. F.
Democrat, is elected County
Recorder OF this County.
Col. Zabriskie OF Tucson, last even
ing delivered the annual oralion be-
'ole the Grand Lodge F. s. A. N.
low IN session in that city.
Prescott brags of the best schools
n Arizona-perhaps and pcrhap.
lot. Phoenix has a. excellent school
nd q splendid school building.
The Miner sits down on the A. s
,. r. r. for charging Z cents pound
rom Kansas to Williams. A railroad,
,rother Beach, is glorious thing
hough; dcveIopes the country you
now. especially its paying capacity.
The Belle and Belle Extension on
Sig Bug Creek have been sold to the
lowell Smelling and Mining Com
amy of Boston, Mass, for $75, 900.
he mines arc already we'll de-
eloped.
The Mexican Consul for Tomb
tone, Senior Joaquin Diaz Priete, ar
wed in that city on last Friday and
nters at once upon the discharge of
lis duties.
Tombstone had another shooting
Grape on Tuesday morning, result
ng in the killing of Billy Claibourne
" Frank Leslie.
The Old Dominion Company
lipped this week 100000 pounds OF
Upper bullion. The company's
otal product to date is 100000
ounds valued at $240.00O. No
-onder copper mines arc getting
ashionAblc.
About $1,000 troops, all told, con
tItute the regular army of the United
tates.
Information comes from all quar-
,rs of the Territory concerning the
lvestment and working of mines by
astern capitalists. The Gunsight
istrict has lately been favored by
eavy company opening up there in