Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Last Tuesday vas dark day in ms-- respects
 Le1islators-elect will find Black yOn a hard road to travel.
 Arizona is more prosperous pov,- at any time ID her history.
 Three deaths occurred m Touts..- during the month of October.
 The outraged miners Of Ciille., --.-, Q for Churchill and II for Rush
 Mrs. c. W. Railton returned ,,v- ma on Thursday nights train fro,T .- visit 70 Los Angeles.
 Trains are now running reyuls-r-. Guaymas over the New Mexico. Ar,---' v and Sonora Railroad.
 Pools to the amount of S2200 -... sold in Tombstone on the ele,.--. They were paid to-day.
 J. E. Lyon, the well-',uown pro.B...- and mining man, IS ID Tombstone s---' the Yellowstone district.
 General Crooks teachings are ps-.,. One of Cochise's Savages bas ba-~ elected tO the Legislature.
 Dr. Albert 5. Adler, C.S.A v..- passenger on the steamer from F D. Mohave. He Is en route Co Fort P17-;.
 R. Colletr and H. W. B-azee Wal. elected Justices of the Peace for Me-. City, and John II. Pomeroy. Cons,sbIs
 Twelve carloads of copper v... shipped from the Peabody mine -s.. Russell City during the month Of O,.-. ber-
 Guaymas fish, oysters ani ,u--ls, with Arizona deer, antelope and s7s7 are the daily food Of Tombstone e1i, cures.
 The Tombstone markets are f1l n, fine veulsOu. antelope and quail. all o' which abound in the hills of Co,h,ss county.
 Business IS beginning to settle down once more, and every one seems to hs a, work. Free whisky IS getting tole-sbiv scarce.
 Superintendent A. c. Hubbard .,. ively pus ing the development o- +. Clip mine ID Yuma county v.th .55l result.
 The reported compromise betweertss Head Center and Tranquility was sons. what premature, no arrangmeDt hay.-y yet been effected. The Independents are taking th-I medicine like men. That's rIgut to.s men can't always wlu, however iust q. cause they espOuse. Newspaper readers can now rejoi,s over the absence ot political rush ir5r ' the columns of the daIly papers. lisa relief to the printers alss- Robert Conn committed suicide st Final Thursday, by taking pruss,c ae.L Family troubles are supposed Co have been the cause of the rash act Mir. C. ". Leach snd wife O, Tomb. | stone leave for visit Co the'r par cts | in the East within day or two. TLsy ! will oe absent from one Co two months
 A large Mexican train, with several thousand dollars ID silver bullion. dur. ing the early part of the week, passed | through Deming Co Silver City Co buy goods
 Judges Robinson and SoutLa-l a,. | rived m tombstone yesterday from Tue. son; also George R. Williams, Of .-s firm of Earll, Smith, Robinson s WL- hams.
 NIr A. \. Harper, the owner of -ls ! Rolling Wave mine, SIiver district. has l returned to Yuma from California and will commence work at once on hs claim.
 The prices of horses at Pheuix have advanced 50 per cent. in the past tvo weeks, presumably owing Co the demand for them in mining camps and 0u -Ls ranches.
 The working force on the S. P. F. E
 will shortly be increased by jOO men Jl the Mohave branch. WorS VIII ts pushed vigorously tlll it reaches t-s Colorado river.
 1 During the absence ot Mr. w Leach, Mir. J. F. Shaughnessy will ac.
 as foreman of the Grand Central mile
 MT. ShaughEessy IS in every way qual-
 lied for the position.
 The LOngfellow Copper Mining Com
 pany are greatly extending ther tacil-
 ties. Their new mines are being opened.
 the railroad IS being extended, they coz template removing the smeiters to 4
 more advantageous position, where t-r
 ore VIII redCn lt from ab0se. The ual- rov-gauge railroad coming into Clifton
 IS giving that place boom
 Elder Campbell, Of the Mormon church. passed through Tombstone CD the sth Tn large family carriage, havin. with him his entire family, said Co Cau- slst of two wives and fourteen chilirsr. Following the rear were two Vaguls loaded with household furniture, cd,
 He was on Lis way ont To his home iu the Chiricahuas.
 NIT. c. J. Barber. from the Peabody mine, at Russellville. is visiting i1 Tombstone. He reports the minea per. feet bonanza, and the smelter running | at full blast. The company shipped twelve carloads Of copper bars for the ' month of October. They are shipping a good deal of their first-class ore di- rect to Baltimore, it being SO rich tha, It does not pay to run 1t through the | furnace.
 Theodore F. White, Esq. supervls5, elect of COchise county and wife, le,t ! Tombstone for California on the eighth MT. White Is one of the substantia. citizens Ot C1chise county, being a veritsble cattle king." owning one o. the finest ranges in the ChirIcahul country. upon which he has growing and fattening, thousands of fine stock The citizens did thems elves good service by electing him a member o, the Board of Supervisors, as he has Q record throughout the Territory for honesty and integrity that IS highly iattering.
 At the Catholic church in Prescott oa Sunday last during Mass, Father Dera che told hIs congregation that he had been annoyed good deal by the untrue statements of some office seekers who have tried to implcate the Catholics ID the present political campaign. "ll fact, said the reverend gentleman, '..,Le Catholic religion has nothing tO do EItl the election of the Sheriff or of the Dls- trict Attorney of Yavapai county. And If anybody. either through ignorance or spite, or shrewdRess, tells you on cleo ton day that the priest or Sisters are opposed tO any candidate. you can tell hlm ID my nam~ that he is an impo-te-.
 Our Daily Bread.
 Heavy and sour bread or biscuit have a vast influence through the dIges- tive organs upon the measure of health we enjoy. How important to our presest happiness and future useful