Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SUNDAY, MAY 2I, IS
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 Arizona has ten counties.
 Fl Paso has an ice machine.
 Wyatt Earp has been killed again.
 An unpstented mine cannot be taxed
 Develop big bonanza and get rich.
 The Cave creek mines are showing up well.
 The unexpected in mines always hap pens.
 Pinal county has trouble with her roads.
 Arizona ranks third as a silver pro ducer
 Ten good wood choppers are wanted st Prescott
 The Point Lobos surveying party are over the line.
 The great register is filling up. Don't forget to sign.
 New potatoes can be had for digging in our markets.
 There are but six soldiers stationed at Fort Mcdowell.
 Prescott offers ten dollars head for seven lost mules.
 Cherries are in market at seventy-five cents per pound.
 Cattle men are getting ready for the spring roundup.
 A ten stamp mill is to be erected in the upper Touto.
 San Diego has got it bad-thi time it Is Tichborne.
 Traffic on the Southern Pacific is largely increasing.
 E. O. Stratton has been appointed a justice of the peace.
 Stone cutters on the A. and P. road re- ceive five dollars per day.
 The new five cent Garfield postage stamp is out and ready to be licked.
 E.J. Monroe and C. 4. Bancroft have located homesteads on the Agua Fria.
 Chas. F. Palmer has been appointed Public Administrator of Pinal county.
 Colonel Bell has been elected presi- | dent of the Albuquerque board of trade. 1
 Mir J 4 Sutherland, California mln- ing man, is visiting Tucson for the first time.
 Highland Mary has forsook her native heath and located in the Santa Catalina l mountains.
 Cattle in Texas, one and two years old, l are selling for ten and thirteen dollars respectively.
 Pima county has the largest school fund spportionment of any county in the Territory.
 A new discovery has been made in the Lynx creek district The ore is said to be rich in gold.
 A mexican last week found a nugget of gold on Antelope creek weighing over one hundred dollars.
 THE Northern mine, six miles south of the Tiger, is reported sold for twenty five thousand dollars.
 The new brick store now being built at Calabssas IS said to be the largest one of its kind west of Omaha.
 Mir. H. L. Smith, of Florence, one , of the leading lawyers of Pinal county is registered at the Palace.
 Large crowds gather at the depot nearly every evening on the arrival of the eastern passenger train.
 The Gallup people in New Mexico are feeling uneasy because of the mysterious movements of the Navaioes.
 The Dosoris mine near Prescott is sampling its ore and shipping all that is first class east for reduction.
 fine Melissa mine in the Silver dis trict, is reported sold to H. F. Williams, of San Francesca, for S40,000.
 The Jackson Hydraulic claim on Lynx Creek recently cleaned up four thousand dollars, after six weeks run.
 Stages run from Prescott to Diablo canyon, on the Atlantic and Pacific road, and return three times a week.
 A band of nine or ten Indians were seen a week ago passing up the Gila to- wards the Mogollon mountains. , Lieutenant Mills is now on his way to C4n Carlos to disband his company of Indian scouts and raise new one. Eleven carloads of mining machinery arrived in Fl Paso, on tue 9th, for W. E. Hooper & Co, en route for Mexico. Archie Mcbride, proprietor Of the . Grand hotel, in Tombstone, died in that place at SIX o'clock Sunday evening.
 The miners driven out of the noun tains by the recent Indian scare are all returning to their mountains of labor. Two companies under Major Masser, l, from Washable, Wyoming, are en route to Fort Apache, where they will be sta toned Anotherssurveying party is going over the proposed Atchison and Topeka road between Deming and Silver City in New Mexico. Frank Ingalls, has been elected Cap g tain of the Prescott rifles. W. H. John. q and J. T. Meador, First and Second , Lieutenants of same. r Mrs. and Miss Tritle left for Oak { land, California, last evening. Miss C Tritle expects to graduate from Mius l Seminary this spring.
 Rev. H. ". Read whose interesting remeniscences were published in the i; CITIZEN a short time ago, preached in i Albuquerque on the 14th. Grass in the Sierra Valley, California, T is just beginning to grow. Until now V the farmers in the valley have been C obliged to feed their stock.
 The Prescott Miner credits the PiDa- fore dramatic club of Tombstone with . having driven all the Apaches from its neighborhood into Mexico. The Hidden Treasure mine on Turkey : creek IS working ten men. The Super fl intendent J. D. McAulifr proposes to sink four or five hundred feet.
 An attempt was made to rob the Vul- ture stage on the ninth, but the rdstlers went so awkwardly about their work : that the attempt was failure.