Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Territorial Loot
Pheni1 fl full ot mining men.

fnenlx If fuli of minlng men AssenbIyman Webb. of Gils Bend, Is ' ID Phenix.
 4 big boom is predicted for PheniI next yea--
 Cave Greek IS as.taiing tbe question | of pOst0fhce.
 The Vail grist mill, Salt River, is not | running thIs season.
 ! George Hearst has gone Go California | ito look after his fences- 1 Messrs. Peterson and Lszis, of Fem | pc, visited PheniI Monday. l The Tombstone baby output Is only
 exceeded by its bullion yield
 Mir. Ed. Powell, Of Pheni1. will leave
 in few days for Pennsylvania ] Does Phenix need a Young Mems | Christian Association. You bet. ] Mrs. L. H. Orme, of Prescott, has been | quite sick but IS now recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Gallardo, of Tempe, ! were visiting iH PhenIx Tuesday.
 Harry Knowls, the gentleman rho
 was stabbedin Nulture, Is recovering. Frank Delaney, merchant and station ! keeper at Chino, was in Prescott Satur- day and Sunday.
 Ar Philes and his wife came ID from Cave Greek Monday and are stopping at ! the PhenlI Hotel.
 4 well known gold nine. in the San ! Jose mountains, Is about to be sold for
 a handsome figure
 Judge J. B. Southari Nas among the arrivals ID Tombstone from San Fran
 cisco Wednesday.
 Mr. II. Solomon and son of Tomb stone has gone t. San Francisco, Cal, tO spend the holidays.
 c. ". Curtis, Prescott's energetic sawmill man, miner and builder. has
 returned from California George Loring and E. B. Kirkland re- turned Wednesday evening from their hunt, bringing thirty ducks.
 If the next Legislature does half ihe
 work that is already cut out for them,
 they will have busy session.
 Mrs. M. West of Phenix has gone on
 a visit to her family in San Jose. She
 will be absent about month. The Phenix ti0uring mill Is running again. 4 contract Is pending for the
 grinding of 3O0.OOO pounds of wheat.
 Governor Tritle Is busy on his nes- sage, which will be delivered to the Leg stature at its conyenIng in January.
 Ash Fork is already quite a lively place. These are several restaurants, saloons anl other establishments in full blast.
 F. " Hickey has arrived Iu Phsnlx from Tombstone, and IS going ID the employ of W. $. Hooper t O., in that city.
 Mr Christie, one oi the purchasers of
 Sherman S Mehren's ranch and cattle, arrived in Prescott Tuesday from tue East
 Master Horn. of Prescott, will make 8 bright cade' and a flashing officer. He will nov, Co West Point next spring.
 Colonel Collins, who has been sta toned at Fort Verde, left Prescott Tues day for Camp Grant, where he has been assigned to duty.
 1 change is reported as having oc- cured ID the business management of the Epitaph. Mr. James BlOor succeed ing Mir. Hudson.
 The examination Of E. Lobracco at Tombstone has been deferred to sp al! the result of the Mexican's wounds, shot by him last Friday.
 The large band Of cattle which Messrs. Campbell and Baker recently bought on Santa Maria creek, have been driven to C. | B.'s Verde range.
 John Eaton and family, of Bradford, Penn, are visiting ln Tombstone and vicinity. They propose passing the win Ter months ID Oakland.
 Mir and Mrs. Ri0rdan left Prescott on ] Tuesday for Ft. Defiance, Tn the Navajo | country, for which Indians MT. R. was | recently appointed agent.
 The COchise county tax against the 1 Southern Pacific railroad amounts to | Sl9,g57, without tine percentage, which | amounts SS97.yO additional.
 Miners in from the surrounding coun- try speak highly of the prospects, and l think PhenII will he headquarters for an unusually rich mining section
 Messrs. Ben. Lynch and brother, prominent cattle and ranch men of SInalOa, Mexico, were among the arrIvals Tn Tombstone on Friday night.
 The Miner suggests that Hon. Charles A. Randall would make a good Speaker of the House. He Is a scholar and bright m parliamentary rulings.
 Bill Sturrenburg left Pheni1 Monday for San Francisco. Cal Billy has the good fortune, We hear, of receiving a good round sum from the fatherland.
 There are some suspicious that horse thieves are lurking around ID the Salt River valley and farmers should lock thelr stables before the animals are stO- len.
 Prescott Miner: How IS It about our branch r6ilrOady Now Is the time for Prescott to act. A Mir. Ellis suggested let our own people buIld and own the load.
 Messrs. James Amm and Charles Fiji zlns, of Bradford, Pa, are visiting Tomb [ stOne. They are interested ln the Nlzlua l md other mines, and come to take ID the situation.
 Robert Symon has made a contract , with the President of Mexico to build ] 'ailrOad from the carboniferous fields of he IaquI river tO MOrrItOs in the bay ! If Guaymas.
 Deputy Sheriff Dan Lynch of Tomb , tone has received the sad intelligence f the death of hls father, MT. John lynch, which occurred m Boston on ,unCay last.
 Governor TrItle left Prescott Tues |, lay for San Francisco, Eher. he will re- {, nain for a week or ten days On his ! ray he will go to Tucson and make a . top at Yuma. . Billy Gallagher, one of the best known | nd most popular mining men on the c 'scifc coast, arrived in Tombstone n aturday. He will put III a full shift q aking III the situation. n c. C. Yates has assumed the position f' deputy tO the Clerk of the District g Ourt at Tombstone. He was of late in d be internal revenue service in San l francisco as storekeeper. c Master Claude Cook, son ot Joseph 0 Ook, formerly of Williamson Valley, is candidate for page in the Council. He II as considerable backing. Two years 'i 20 he was page ID the house. The road from Castle Greek is now To- e, tied, and leaves Pheni1 to the east. MT ir alderwood will build from the Agus ria to the Grand Canal, and other par h, es will build to the Gila. ;1 Judge Huffaker, of Tres Alamos, sold car load of baled hay-native grasses last week, which was shipped direct to b, uaymas, Sonora. This IS the first ship NJ ent from Arizona to that country. fir MT. c. D. Adams, of Chino Valley. ID as thrown from his horse on Sunday M Id sustained a fracture of his collar c 'ne. He was brought into Prescott da d placed ID the hospital for treatment It. lndav. fr, Tombstone may be going to th. "den- M ton bOwows," as some croakers say; hl If II manages to support twelve faro NJ mes, one monte game. and two keno be mes and short card games uitbont de