Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Territorial Cribbings.
Prescott had heavy rains on last Frl- day evening.
 Snow is on Pinal mountain in plain

The infant son Ot Mrs. Tina Morrill,, died in thIs city .Sst evening.
 Red clover does e1cellently well in Arizona where 1t has sufficient moisture.
 William Eddy Is in Globe from TOntO and reports no vote cast in that precinct. Judging from the returns. It looks as if Pima county was decidedly Repubh- can.
 The District Court calendar of COchIse county makes volume of s1 pages.
 Cochise's new Courthouse will be ready for occupancy about tn first Of January.
 I'll be there, I'll be there, when the gineral roll am called ' Song of new Legislators.
 George 4. Berry, 0 well known Arizo- nan, died at GalyevIlle On Saturday af- ternOOn lass.
 EK-Supervisor Joseph D. Dyer, of Blsbee, IS ln IOmbstOn c, member of the grand jury.
 The races at the Prescott driving park will commence on December 9th and continue four days.
 The Milton NObies theatrical troupe are booked for Tombstone about tue middle of December.
 Mr. H. II. Travis, of Phenix, has gone on prospecting tour to the copper mines at Castle Creek.
 Two hundred wagons are reported on the road from Wilcox iO Globe, freight ed with coke and merchandIs,. Bremen's saw-mIll has been forced to stop work III consequence of the heavy fall of snow on PInal mountain. Ice was to be found in considerable quantities on Sunday morning, on still ponds of water, Tn and around Phenix. Bob Anderson has returned to Pheuix, after visit to the East. lie had not seen his folks before for eighteen years. Col. Brown, of tombstone, offers to match the "POsy" against anything, aud for any distance, catch weights, play or pay.
 I Lucky citizens who bet on the wiu- ming side are now sporting bran new ulsters and tiles of the latest styles. It's an III wind, etc
 J. C. Burge, the photographer at Phe- nix, will visit Pinal and Glla counties. He has become one of the permanent citizens of Prescott.
 The many friends of Hinson Thomas will be glad to hear that he has been elected Recorder of Pinal county by a handsome majority.
 Successful candidates come to the front with smiles. Don't know the gen eral public quite as well as they did a few days ago, however.
 Mr. l.. Mayer, of the firm of Keller * Mayer, at PhenIx, has gone to Hermo- slllo, Sonora, on business trip. to be gone for two or three weeks.
 The Old Dominion copper company Is running about as usual and with the same result. Shipments of copper last and the present week, 1OO tons.
 Thomas Newland, of Graham county. has already branded 400 calves this sea- son, and will probably brand 50 more between now and January. The workmen are busily engaged in repairing the Methodist Church South. at PhenIx. When finished 1t will be a very presentable and substautjal buIld- ing.
 Successful candidates are now snp- posed to be in the back bed T, om, count Ing up costs and studying up ways and means to "get even" during the next two years.
 The A. O. |. W. of Globe City will givea sOclal dance at the schoOlhouse on the night of Nov. 17th, for the pur- pose of raising funds for the benefit of tue order.
 Edward Field, better known as Duke ot the Gllded Age" has nineteen cases on the law cRlef dar of Cochise county, to be heard at the present term of the District Court.
 The Silver Belt and Banner mining claims adjoining Tombstone, have been sold to Chicago capitalists, and negoti- atlons are said to be ou foot for the sal, of the North Point. l Arizona butchers have lately been ! sending agents into San Bernardino | couuty to purchase sheep and cattle. but the supply there is hardly sufficient ! for the local demand. ! Colonel Hafford, after trying business in Tucson since the May fire. has re | turned to Tombstone and opened | sample room next door below Campbell | $ Hatch's billiard parlor.
 Bids for furnishing wood to the Cen | tral Arizona Mining Company at Ibe ! | nix will not be open tIll the 2Olh inst, ! and all propositions received before that l date will be duly considered. Frank Fltc.i and Calvin Farquar, en- ] terprlslng young men of Globe, well ! versed III the science of Jaw, have eI- ! | tered into partnership and have au l office opposite the Silver Belt office.
 Mr. O. L. BashfoId, of Tombstone, a well known mIuer and pTospectOr, has . succeeded Capt. Converse at McC lel- ! lands. He Is a jolly good fellow, and a worthy successor to the "Llttle Gal tala."
 Scotty Williams, the best-dTessed man III Tombstone, had the misfortune tu lose most of hls wearing apparel a few days sIHce, tLe side ,1 LIs room wle e be kept II taking fire and burning it up.
 There are eleven mining suits Cn the law and tTIal calendar Ci tLe Distinct Court of Cochise county, ItsIGts several where mining companies are eitLer plaintiffs or defendants against Indivi- duEls.
 COchise bar has fOrty-nine enrolled members. Fortunately al IS array Of legal talent are not residents Cf Tombstone. many of them being e. tl- zens Of Tucson, and one resident of New Orleans.
 Parties wishing flower seeds iron tl |, Department at Washington, cau oIiau some by applying at this office, Delegate OuTy having left d few packages, for dis trlbutIon, with us, and in short time will send us more.
 Mines. miners" "locations, rock, "gold, "sIlver," lead lode" "mouu ment,' "shaft," tunnel" ring on per sons ears on the street. ID the dining hall, Tn the hotel, in every office. III bed everywhere now days.
 Mir. J. T. Gowan, of Camp CT, ek, Red Rover country, reports locating gGIIl on lively in that country. He has taken out load of men for tbe Red Rover : mines, which will now be run with d considerable force of men. Ore from . the Red Rover will hereafter be shipped to the railroad and sold. I
 R. H. Roberts has in his possession beautiful specimen of free gold rock. taken from a recent discovery he madt near his pper properties Ou Castle ! Creek. NIT. Roberts reports that he has . an eight inch lead, which crosses the country formation, and k well defined. There IS considerable gold rock m that ! district. ' Monday forenoon CaudidO Pass, au l Italian, was severely n iured by rock q falling on him from one ui the stOpes q in the Buffalo mlne. For several days n there was complete paralysis of the lower bowel, and partial paralysis of the q bladder. He died last Friday night, ! and was buried from the Methodist c Church nm fine 12th He was a natira. e,