Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Territorial Cribbings.
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 yesterday from trip into Callt rhlA- The Odorous feline is rather nuner- ous and adjacent in Globe at present. Copper mines are now coming more in the market than gold or silver mines
 Hon. John J. Gosper is in Chicago. lie will probably remain there until spring.
 On last Friday vening Col Foulke, of Fort Yuma, returned from hls trip 10 California.
 Silver district and Castle Dome are True Blues and stood by their friends on election day.
 The total vote of Tombstone IS l,oo'. The vote of the lst precinct IS I66, of the 2d precinct 79l.
 John Jackson, an old and highly es- teemei cltlzen of Globe, died last FrI- day of heart disease.
 The recent count at San Carlos, by General Crook, shows 1900 bucks capa- ble of bearing arms
 The General Lee Silver Mining Com pany ID the Globe district publishes a notice ot assessment.
 Mir. Linforth and bride arrived Tn Globe from San Francisco during the early part of the week.
 The Valentine, a property situated near Randolph, has this week changed hands st a nominal price
 Within the last few days several sales of mining property on the Hassaysmpa and Lynx Greek have taken place.
 The old Dominion Copper Company of Globe shipped twenty tons of cop per bullion during the past week.
 c. C. Bean, Of Prescott, Is tue luckiest man in ArIzOna. His copper properties will make him John Mackey yet.
 It IS said that over 5O mines are now being successfully worked within a ra- diuz of two miles from Tombstone, Arl- ZOna.
 The field for the office of Constable of Globe precinct was fsiiy filled. There were but six candidates Iu sight for the position.
 A man named Requs shot himself ID the leg Tn Tombstone yesterday after noon. Re was formerly miner m the Contention.
 Life Is too utterly too short to notice every little pickering Boys, shake, and be good co each other. It Will be all the same a year hence. It IS said that neither DoDelly nor McCllntOcA, the fellows shot on the re- cent down trip of the Black Canyon stage, are likely to die.
 Mining matters and pursuits have, during the past week, been much ln- . a 1.ur rar duced by the county election. ! The Salt river craft of late laying at the landing has started on her biennial | excursion. We will get a list of officers and passengers as soon as possible.
 Letters from F. J. Pryke, who left Tombstone some months since for Alas ! ka, report hl1n m San Francisco intend ing to return there during this week.
 The camps on the GiIa river, near York's ranch, and Camp NOremac, have been abandoned. All troops in the de- partment are now in post with quarters
 Work on the Tiger mine is progress ing rapidly and iavOrsbly. Superin- tendent Riggs has force of men al work drifting south m the main tunnel
 Phenix Lodge No. 2, Knights oi Pythias, has forwarded the necessary papers looking to the establishment oi a uniform rank in connection with the lodge.
 As soon as the new road between ! Florence and Globe shall have beeI completed the Texas and Arizona Stage Company will run daily line of foul horse coaches.
 The mill at McNlillen is busy runninG : on tailings. A little activity Is belnl displayed in the mines, some half dOzeI Q men having been sent from this place C . work upon them.
 3 Salt msckerel color IS a new shade fo for wet weather wear, as salt macEefe ic H. IS always ahead of a gum Overcoat fo keeping a man dry.
 In the drift from the vinze betweer
 the l50- and 23O-f ot levels of the Old Guard mine, Tombstone district, there
 has been struck an immense body oi ore that assays in'o the thousands.
 The great register of Yavapai county contains the names of 47 Smiths,
 Schmidt, 1 Schmidt, 2 Smithiines, 2l
 Browns, only Robinsons. Robertses, 9 Jones, l3 JOhnsons, 13 Jacksons, and l Schimmelpfenning.
 ' A peripatetic female peddlar, accom- panied by a girl about fourteen years of age, bas been imposing upon the charity Of the good people of PhRniI for several days past. PeOplr there have seen them m half the cities of this country.
 The articles of transfer have been ful- ly arranged and all business of the heretofore Old Globe Company is now done under the name ofthe Old DOmin- | ion. One of the furnaces IS steadily ! running and the other two are being put up.
 4 man by name of Gormley, said to have been driven out of every camp in the Territory, went to Vulture a few days Elnce, and without provOcation ia tally stabbed a young man by name Of Harry KOwls. Gormley was arrested aud k now in jail at Phoenix.
 Building in Globe City is quite lively at present, the sound of the carpenters hammer Is heard on every hand. Frank HammOn's new and fine residence is nearly completed and other citizens are showing their faith in the future by the erection of many new buildings.
 According to the Henry B. Clifford circular of stock exchange quotations, dated New York, October 30th, the Viz ma mining company's stock is quoted 1t +3 cents, Bradshaw at 37, Copper Queen Sl.3j. Central Arizona 5. liar shaw IS stricken from the list.
 It will cost three cents for one of the new postal money-orders for a sum less l than five dollars, and the service is SO extended as Co raise a limit of orders | from SjO to SlOO Persons will not be 1 required tO ili out blank. but will re- | ceive an order payable to the bearer at ! any desired mOney-order office. |
 Major Vim. B. Hooper, the head of . the many mercantile houses of Wm. B. . Hooper < Co. ID this Territory, New . Mexico, Texas and Old Mexico, arrived . m Phoenix Tuesday from the north. | The Major IS one of the most energetic ! and st the same time social gentlemen . that Arizona has ever known.
 Stamped envelopes will be sold to the public after January l, 1883, at a rsduc- tlon of ten per cent. on present prices. The Post Office Department has also arranged to print speclal return re quest notices upon envelopes without additional charge when ordered in quantities of five hundred or more.
 Bisbee has two lawsuits foreshadowed on the next term of Court, VIZ: Copper Prince vs. Copper Queen, and Copper King. virtually the Copper Queen Co. ys. the refuted owners, Dyer and Herring. Twenty thousand dollars had been appropriated by the Copper Queen 70. for the development of the Copper King. Both suits will be fought 10 their bitter end.
 John Martin, livingoD Ninth, between Allen and Fremont streets m Tombstone had valuable horse stolen few days siDce. The animal was taken at night lr-A la ln.n --n. l...-..-.-.l ! -.-.