Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-15
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Mir. James Mills left this morning for a trip to Denver, .p be absent for about two weeks.
 Bud W0odsor, who bgokea leg a short time since, now ptramlUldtes his room on cru.cLcs.
 Major Sisson has gone to San Fran ciscoua visit; J.J. Deyue. of Florence, accompanied him.
 The Globe Mercantile Company have on the way between this place and NI.l- cox s0,OUD pounds assorted merchandise.
 Mr. J. Dohyns, who has been residing in Sonora for over a year, has re- turned to Globe, where he proposes to permanently remain.
 F. l.. Pearson is now iu charge of the Globe telegraph office. He is a good operator and a man oi most excellent department.
 Our towusite is at last officially sur veyed. The town along the valley is just one mile, the middle of the street in front of C. X. Fisk's bank being the cen ter.
 The Vekol mine, owned by Peter Bradley and Judge Walker, talks eio- quently for itself, as the following figures furnished by one of the owners show: Shipped ninety tons of ore, averaging S3l2 per ton. it sold in San Francisco for S270 per ton.
 G. B. N Allison, who for a year past has had charge of the Globe telegraph office. left this morning on a visit to his parents in California. Mack is an eXem- IIar.,- ,e,,,..-- ..,..,- ena' du-iug hIs stay in during friends. We wish him a pleasant trip.
 The party who are out repairing the line put in fourteen new poles day before vasterdav between here and Camp 1 Thomas, at the place we have had all the ! trouble for the las. three months, and | Chief Operator Fitzgerald has ordered ! the other repair party to come through
 from the sub-agCncy instead ot g1lng Co | Apache first, as they were ordered. They 1 will be about two weeks coming from ! the sub-agency here; you can then de
 pend on an everyday line. lt will be
 will be far better than when first built
 Some of our entcrprising citizens are
 interesting themselves iu am ice machine and have taken the preliminary steps to- wards forming a company. The sum required is SG,O0O, and atuoOu yesterday SI.1SD vas subscribed, aul we presume
 that to-day the requisite stock IS taken. As far as We are informed, the following are the stockholders: W. Y. McNeily, 5D shares: ". Beard. 2l; Crawford &
 Smith. %; Hammou e Taylor, jO; NJ. w.
 Baldwin. J1: T. Montgomery. 20; Nm. Cam. lJ: Jesse l1Uug. p. EircIett 6 Beubr1ok. 2t; C. M. Coover, Jl; Fua. ! Brewery. loo, Hazard E Horst, 20; Eitz . Sfuarlz, S-m5kiug total of IFS shares
 We are despondincly fearful that mall
 agents do not do their whole duty, or care a continental how much mall mat
 ter is surreptitiously showed aside hy , uostmasters who are not sufficiently m- fo.med as to which is theirs and what
 belongs Go their ue.Chbors. We have ! suffered, as, indeed, have others, by con . tiuucd loss, or rather nOB-recelpt O , valuable printed matter. Our chief loss r has been in the St. Louis Republican , and ARIz0SA ETrIzTS, and now tlrIng o these repeated PcculltIcns by uastmas - ters. none others having access to th' , mails. We enter our complaint, but with out hope of redress ii we have Go rel! upon postal agents, who. from ou knowledge of them, are lax in everythlu. g everything pertaining to them as trust ? cd officers" except drawing theIr pay , IT one should happen Go come to Gioo , ve wll notify our ueiEhbors, in orde ' that they may have au opportunity Q s seeing what the acoursed thing look ! like.