Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10

f1 $lO1Ll6. Ct WLIch amount there was
 paid to the treasurer Sl.0J7.66, leaving a
 talzuce e Sl250 or hand.
 An excursiCn train wII leave AlbU-
 quergue for Chicago on the 3lth instant. Fe.urn tickets good for 3l days Prlce 0t ro1ui trip f-7n Prescott Co Chicago
 and return, Sl7Q4l Parties desiring
 t1 % to St. Louis can do so at al eI-
 pense Of S5 more.
 Mr. James M. Saaiord. a pioneer of
 northern Arlzons, and @ scientist of
 rIre ability. Is ID Prescott from his place in Bill Williams Mountain Ar.
 Sanford is among the survivors Of the
 party of pioneers who accompanied the
 ls,ts Capta.n Joe Walker to the vilis ot
 Arizoaa-
 By an order from the headquarters of
 the Department Of Ariz0ns, B-. Trenor,
 now at Fort Lowell, VII come Co Fort
 Yuma as post surgeon. Dr. Prlcs, act-
 ug in the capacity Et present has ap-
 pied to have hIs contract a1nul4ed. szd
 wjl remain iu Yuma as a resident pEy-
 s.cian.
 Yavapai Is experiencing a genuine
 mining boom The Peck, Tiger, IlptOp
 and other good mines are bslng worked, . - ! MrB0we inform the PhenlX Gszstte that ! the outlook iu that county is better
 than he has ever seen it before We are | glad also
 This month ths SaFo-d school has
 thIrty-two pupils, an increase ot eight
 slnce last month. Thirteen are girls l and nineteen are boys. Their ages vary
 from six to fifteen. and all are doing
 H n. Hn ably increase Co atout forty. School wil likely continue for the usxt four munths.
 : The many friends of Mrs. W. II. ! Campbell. who left Phenix for the East, a few days ago. will be pleased to learn
 that she has arrived at her fathers ho1se ID Arkansas City, safe and much
 pleased with her journey and to meet tb,a "oll folks whom she has not ssen for fifteen years. She extends kind
 regards 10 all inquiring friends IL appears that Judge Piuney made
 quite ss favorable sn impression at Yu-
 ma as Ee lld In Tombstone and else
 where in his own district The Yuma Sentinel says; Judge PinEey Is earn ing golden opinions as an able and act
 i've magistrate. He believes iu tls i-1-
 me Hate and proper admins t-zticn oi jus
 ! railroad Ou;it consisting of fourteen :1l. mule teams. two carts and about
 twenty head Of loose cart horses, passed through Tombstone Sunday. They had all the paraphe-nalia necessary for heavy contract work. They came from Sonora and were bound for Chihuahua to work on the MeXicaa contract.
 Application has been made tc Cover nor IrItle for reward for the app-eteu- . sioI of the man called Williams, who Is supposed to have committed a murder uea- Lees Ferrv in thls county. As the
 body Of the person supposed to have !. been murdered has roc been found ihe . reElri cannot be offered.
 It Is fact that a gentleman ot means ! and good business qualifications has l agreed to connect Prescott with the At- l lant.c ( Pacific railroad and telegraph ! line by another telegraph line, which lt | ls thought, need not be over 5J niles in | length IEe scheme is roE well sd- l vanCed and ere long poles will be adver- | tisec for.
 Tie Hebrew benevolent Association | social in Tombstone Thursday eve | ming ct Turn NereIu hall, was most I pleasant affair. The German, intro | ducsd on this occasion for the first time | ID that clty, was success. The attend ance was not large, but what it lacked 1 ID that respect 1t made ID in gentillty.
 Az showing the vagaries 0t fortune. tIs 4id that @ well known sorting man of Tombstone, won on Sunday last. 6 pot Cf money estimated from i've hun drei to fifteen hundred dollars, on a quarter. He took a chance 5r the big keno pool on Sunday last. and won it. and from this starter made the winning spoken Of.
 George A. Trsadvell and other good men departed Tuesday morning Tor Beans copper property ID the basin west Of Prescott These geutleIzel go out with Q view of purchasing this mammoth property for a company of English capitalists who are. we under stand, wiling to pay from two Co three millions for the same.
 Captain Tovue. well known iu A-iz0- la and Sonora, left, after a two days 7.slt n Tombstone, Monday morning. de goes 70 the P-aucLss de le Plata llne, near The line lu Sonora, Of which be ls the manager. He spent the last summer on tLe coast ot Alaska. where be chartered Q steamer vIth which hs examined the coast couut-v Slih an ere tO business Iu the future.
 Mr. Cureton, editor and proprietor of he Alta Arizona, published a: Mineral 'a7E, Mohave county, has arrived n , ,rescott with hls two sons. Willie and , lorace, who will go to school here. Mr. 7. reports mining and other matters I ulet ID hls county. People there are i vaItIng the arrival Of the railroad, ' rhich they expect Co have ID few q months. The PheniT Gazette says that MT. 4. o l- Moe-e-, one of the solid men Of ~ 'rescOtt, coutemplates passing the win {. 7r with hls family in OFT cIty. h . sv years. or when @ railroad IS com /. lsted C. that place, about one-haf Of l. be population of the cap-taI will spend L be cold months in this cItv, where there - no snow and but little frost. -i 4 man named Meade, who las been $ OrkinE for Sandy Bob as blacksmith. { ss as found dead iu a coach in the coach e. o1se, on Third street, between Allen v. ld Fremont, Tombstone. on Wsdnes- q ly. He was taken to the uor-ue. here an IDquest was Leld on his re- .t aIns- Death Is supposed to have en- s- led tro n excessive drink audeIposur=. e- Ar- Robert Bell, e well known cicizeu. tE as lu Prescott recently purchasing 10 m3-r and supplies for a new station o- -!cA Ae proposes to establish at a "A mt abaCs four miles north of Little ilno valleE. He will dig a well and h. ID k he slL ind plenty of water at a -- spth O! fifteen feet. As Mir. Bell is a q, ever, wholesouled nan be viI. no U- 'ubi, De favored with a good run Of ~ st0m. 4 fev days ago, as Mr Fred Hide GO ant of Prescott, was going home. he ar .s thrown from his wagon and rs- -ved injuries from which it is feared. -- VIII not soon recover. In going down -,- teep bill. the brake of his wagon did --' [ work good, the horses became un- ~, The unfortunate mans ~. ad came ID contact with the ground. .--' ere he remained all night. Soon H- er being found. be was brought to t-' Joseph's hospital, where everything a,. ssibie is being done for him. Mrs. -a- ldebrant IS now with him. il The Prescott Courier says that q q uple Of days ago, Governor Tritle 5,, Jk It into his head that the Howey ,-;I .lding, fine tSO-stOry brick, on Cor - street, right in the business part Of t-. 1.i. 5scott, would be just the place in a, ,-.,, lch tO hold next session Of the Legis- ;-'t lre- Upon mentioning the matter to ,-o, ew leading cltIZeas, they coincided a, h his views, as did Secretary Van t, nan, and Mir. l.. Bashforl, who owns io.. building, SO, all that now remains is tCi' MT. Geo. W. Curtis Co agree to the r,rs position, as be has the Secretsry's ,'i;a I'd Tor 1t that the City Hall would be E;Il place of meeting. Wood has been - lied there and Nlr Crf-t5. vvHo ia a. -,-