Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31

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 main some time
 Dr.T.B 5. DavIs, U. 5. A., and brothe
 Of Jef Dagi-, IS visiting our city, having inst returned from the Verde country FLruix Gazette
 Supt. Stevens, Of tue Arizona and Tex
 as Stage Company, went ID to Pioneer Friday to look 1. t.e work on thu
 Globe and Flor uce road.
 Ol Thu -sjaF mornings emigran tr.ia gas a ear loaded with siz Norman [ horses, cousigued to S0noma county l California. The were magnificent ani
 lu.s.
 ! Ir.F. F. Thomas. Governor Tritle'i mining partner, S by ttis time in New ! Eofs, for the pE-puse of interesting cap l;alis.s iu mesigffious Black Hills cop ] per sniues.
 3Ir. r. c. Craieue, superintendent oi the DOs1ris. returned c" Prescott We'd uesday rom the East. where he has been ! seeing the old folks and fixing to boom | the Dcsor.s.
 Mr. SLel6eld lnd other graders on 1 lhe 4. c r. raiir)a are getting along | well wt1s,igcir contracts, and will have
 the lqziSesiei tq'he tciorace rirH7 in | a short timc.
 King Solomon !onge. Tombstone, has | elected officers as follows: Benjamin Ius, ". A.; T. E. $ rin, 5. w.; Mr. ! Kelly, J. w.; C. 70. heppy, Secretary;
 josiah Brown, Treasurer. { They arc going l try ostrich farming 1 iu Cuiii.--ia. Nlg can # Dot be tried | in ArizOuag Our climate k mild and dry tas yal- ruurl Let some one be- ciu. One pair Of stricheS cost only | SIUG.
 AC,srs. George Hearst and A. E.. ' Head. rwo well known San Franciscans. sre iu Prescott. They arrived via the ! 4. 6 ?. Railroad z. m New Mexico MT. 1 Head is a b-uthsr of C. r. and W. 5. Heai
 C. N. Curtis sawuiil Is now in a belt of f.e timber on Lynx creek, about eis.. miles from Prescott. Mir. Curtis thinks be will crt between five and SIX mil fee; oi lumber before making another move.
 Mas Hattie Part p, Q, California, sis
 ter .l-iaw Of Mr N Greenleaf, has come tJ Yuma C. sreud the winter. The presence or Miss Parton will prove a welcome acquisition Co the society Of u.r village. So sa-s the Sentinel
 1r. George Tas.or, of Florence has gone Ju Butte tO a.cap apt the position of boss carpenter -.. .l- Piual ConsOn dated Company. tHc.e are no betteI mechanic -.an George. He did the work ls lr ess. 8-liau mill and lt c...as i- -..eii-t
 The demand ft- .-bocers on the At Ian ic S . c Gc cFctiaaes unabaJed. J..
 V. i-lr.. foreman of the carpenter de- plsJmru, sent oUt thirty from Albu- guergue uu Saturday morning, and wanted Co hire fifty more to go to the front the uex: duy.
 The total vote Of tle Territory, as shown .by the nun hcr east for Delegate Co Congress, was ll.IjJ. Upon the usn- Gl estimate or one vote for every five popuialcE, tle Territory nd have lH,-I5 inhabitants, which Is probably ab1It tl- corr ct humber.
 1-r. Fred Hilderlrau. started from Prescott for his home in Agua Fria val ley Ilur day evening. almost complete ly recovered. lt will he remembered that be, few week ago, received severe In- iul-s 1y fall from uIs wagon, while hIs team was rgEliuE down steep bill
 Secretary Van Arman has received a letter from 5. D. Wmtcam, of Valley Grove. Olive county, West Virginia, Chairman of the H est Virginia State Grange stating that party of eight or ten .micrauts, with theiT families, wuuld leave for znua apauf the lj.h
 T-...,,-.,.- . TU -uurts .' N sL r. - f-- b, ,,r-l.-bI.i'ies lr- tie.- e com. diT-c. to rfH-cstt.
 The Atlantic 6 Pacific railroad should be sstroui7el by the people of northern arZuua. T. IS pot a subsidized outfit, i- has dealt fairly with labOring men, contractors and others. it has been a great benefit to people here and along i.s route. lt has opened a wilderness Co 4et.iercut and civilization, and Will, should .t continue to be managed by Boston people be the only fair dealing railroad ,u this section of the United States
 Aaron Mason bought tIe delinquent stock of jhc Iort,zuma Ditch and Canal Csmra-r,ol ol the Gla, sold last Saturday tp Fly a-sessmt mtuts. This gives uIm couEoiu. interest and h= WIli Lave -ac ul.cE extended tO his Banner Ranch, below Florence and will probably csl1-t tue course of the ditch so a- Co make i;availahie for irrigatirg large block ofmesa land that cou'd mot he wafori should the canEal Doe carried t,- l-hon the line of thefo-mcr survey. M-. Aaron HEsou received another ! CT load O. tlC-au-Lhrcd mares and young s-a'lltu from San Francisco thir week rorlii ranch ol the Gila. FOur of tse mues have as fine pedi-Tres SIS any oa ti- Pacific c=ast and they are also fast tus.eis. One of tuls animals ! .- valued -l sl,Hu1 and the others at S-lp eieL 1le horse is valued at . Sl..Nu Ul iz only two-year-o'i. Nr. l Macon 9 u1lHg a great deal for the . h..4ft ioca il'ares; of tIi- section | and lee-r-s Co ~ucceil. Ills stable !. shows lla collection of horses now.