Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
TERRITORIAL TwIGS.

The Citisen announces 1000 votes
pnlled yesterday in Tucson, at 4
O'Clock, P. N.
According to the Henry B. Cliff
ford stock exchange quotations, dat
ed New York, Oct. 80, the Wilma
Mining Company's stock Is quoted
at 45 cents, the Bra dshaw at 81, Cop.
per Queen at $t.35, Central Ariz m
at So. uarshlw j. stricken from the
list.
We clip the following from al ex-
change concerning a former bisi-
ness house OF this Territory AID
branch of which is established in
Phoenix: "Mr. Carter Telis, man.
aging partn r of Wm. B. Hooper &
Cos br lnch house at Guaymas, re-
turned 10 the seat OF his labors to-
day. MI. Tevis has introduced
many new notions in Sonora, such
SsSnaking ice, matches, and many
other things which were unknown to
the people of Sonora two years ago
DR.. T. C. Cooper, o. San Francisco,
has built and donated to the Pacific
Medical College II splendid five-story
building to be known as the Coop er
Medical College.
The Nc MilIen mines are again be.
ing started up.
Capt. Eagsn is once more putting
he PECK mine in shape in the Brad
shaw mountains, and it will soon be
running with full force. We also
learn that the Tiger mine, situated
in the Bradshaw District, is again
being worked and a larger force to
be put on as 8 ION as the mine is in
order to be worked more extensively.
Tombstone had hot work on cleo
tion day; severa, rows and one shoot
ing scrape, which the papers dis
cree'ly describe as acct iental.
A correspondent writing from San
Carlos, speaks as follows of the do
mesiic regulations within the Apache
tribe of Indians: The Apaches are
divided into clans, each bearing the
name of some plant indigenous to
the country, or of some Topographic
cal popularity of the se:tion in
which the band resides. They are
/ olygamisLs, if tley choose to be,
bit not free 10 marry who they
please, as there are restrictions
which cannot be invaded, preventing
IA young buck from marry ing within
his own Clan This object is perhaps |
of more interest to the scientific |
world than it is to the average read. |
or, but It would be if had time 10 |
ully describe-or to speak more
tru,hfIlly, if fully understood it
of Il bso. bling interest to almost ev-
erybody. General Crook, 1 was
told, hal given much attention to the
subject, and much valuable and
comprehensive information has
been accumulated by one of his
aides, who has devoted IN my FEARS
to the study of ethnOlogy-Star.
Telegraph wires are getting to be
slow coao hes now days. Dispatches
from Tucson to the HERALD, at 2 80
P. n yesterday, reached this Office
Ibis morning about 8 O'Clock.
People are still auxiou " waiting
Tor election news.
The old Globe smeltcr has been
running since last Saturday morn
ing. The Old Dominion furnace has
ocen moved over from the taaks and =
is now in position, but the engine
and boiler are yet 10 be brought
,ver aud set up. Much delay has
'een caused by TIE scar ity oil teams
o do the hauling.
moved.
Judge Hoover has been subpoena
ID 10 appear in Washington as a {
Win So il the alletsrd bribery case ,
n cOu.,e ton with The Star Route I
rial. The Judg; will prob IDLY not
,e Obliged 10 leave befpre his term
# Court here is ended. Ju lge Pin |
ey will open the Court at Tomb 1
tone ON the Is h and Will be re- |
ievcd by Judge Hoover as soon as 7
l., en- return from the National
'api;al.