Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-29
Territorial CribbingS.
Phsnix wants a smelter.

I- Ira Hudson, of Prescott, IS visiting | l Phenix.
 sr About twenty men are at work in tn -e Peck mine, slnking and taking out or,
 The Board of Prison Commissioner .e has resumed it's investigation at Yuma D. Morse's saw mill in the Chiricahua d will shut down about the 1st cf Novenl
 Der.
 O Preparations are being made for tn h organization Of Social Club in Phe is nix.
 The town Of Globe is quite percepti r. bly, improving, both in looks and f d nanees.
 d The Globe Chronicle has wheeled int,
 llne tor Porter and DavIs. Our hand
 brother.
 .- There IS talk of putting up a smeItet
 on the Reward mine in ;he Casa Grand,
 district
 n The comet can be best seen thes, II mornings about 5:30. Itis as brilliant
 as ever.
 Visitors to Fort Huachuca complain of the inefhciency of hotel accOmmoda tons there.
 Tombstone Is considering the advis ability of closing up all her saloons oI
 election day.
 Secretary Van Arman and wife vii T leave Sunday for flying visit to th, ! Eastern States. , The Plant mine in Mojaye county is said ts have yielded about a half million D dollars worth of copper. Watermelons are a natural product of
 Salt River Valley and grow volunteer
 like tomatoes in California.
 Alex. Graydon, for many years q resi-
 dent of 1avapal county, IS 6 candidate
 for Supervisor of GIla county.
 NIT. Stevens, formerly Of San Carlos,
 IS now III charge of Buckalew's teams
 between Wilcox aud Globe. 4 wagon road from Phenix to Brad shaw Basin, wa Castle Creek and 1lIne- haha Flat, k being talked of.
 They were still registering up at Prescott on the 18th, and perhaps may continue doing so until election day. | Quite a number of promising mines in the vicinity of Prescott wlll be dIs- posed of within the next two months. The Silver Belt shelter IS running on full tue. The company expect to ship a car load of bullion within few days
 A contract for new cIty hall ID | Tombstone has been awarded for Sll,- 49O. ". M. Constable was awarded the job.
 | 4 party just Tn from Mexico reports | that the famous MulattOs mine has been sold to an English company Tor Sl l.jOO,- | 0OO.
 | Fort HUachuca when completed will be a seven company post, and probably military headquarters In southern An. ! Zona.
 Teams are wanted to haul ore from the Keystone mine belonging to the Old Dominion Company, to their fur uaces
 The Peoples Reform party in Pinal have nominated J. R. Hall, F. E. Gra- ham and Joseph Champion for School | Trustees.
 The District Courl, Judge ". ". Hoover, will convene in Tombstone on the 18th of November, with large calendar.
 The tunnel on the Blue Dick mine has reached depth of two hundred and nne feet. The shaft has not yet been tapped.
 Manuel PerassO, in Pheniz, charged with selling liquor without a license, was found gUIIiy. His counsel will move for a new trial.
 The Epitaph anu Independent are agaIn having z set to. Might as well d y up. Can't fool Us again, you blood thirsty COchlse men.
 Work is being pushed on the Wade Hampton mlne in Black Hills district. Il he Hampton IS one of the best copper properties in Arizona.
 The mines of Pinal and Gila counties are banning out well so far as news IS concerned. Many really good mines are being developed.
 Married, in Phenix, at the residence | Of C. A. Luke, Saturday evening, by | Justice James Richards, Lorenzo Figaro | and Bernardo Flores.
 The ore from the Orizaba mine, own- | ed by John krom, averages about $500 | Co the top and IS being shipped to San | Francisco for reduction.
 The assessment roll as turned into the City Council of Tombstone for that l
 
 Tl25,OOO over last wear.
 The T. M. < NJ. Co. contemplate the erection at an early day, of two story :. building l2x2O, part adobe and part | frame, for an sssay office.
 Ducks on Salt River are reported to | be becoming numerous. In a few weeks | local spOrtsmen can find an opportunity | of driving dull care away.
 The Silver King has now hoisting works of greater capacity than the old | ones and new shops and sawmill. About | l6o men are employed daily.
 Finn Clanton was ir Charleston yes terday, q very healthy looking ghost Ike Is on the Little Colorado, and will l be here about the end of the month.
 Ivy H. Cox, of Cave Creek, reports the miners of that section all Tn a happy state of expectation, and are prescott ing labOrs on their property vigorously.
 An Arkansas man has taken the mail contract from Pheuix to McDOven, for | a trltie over a thousand dollars. The servlce can never be performed for that money.
 \ surveying party of twelve men, en- gagged Tn running the line for the Southern Pacific railroad, from Wilcox to Globe, were expected to reach San Carlos last Thursday.
 At a special meetingof the City Coun- ell oi Tombstone on Friday last, a con tract was let to the Huachuca Water Company, tO sprinkle the streets for SIX montts at S2OO per month
 George W. Boyd, who is employed on Naran1 l.fa ....N dispatch yesterday from Yisalia, Cal, stating that hls father-in-law had been killed in shooting afIray.
 Mr. R. Ii. Burmister, Mrs. Burmister and their two boys arrived at their home in Prescott on Saturday last in splendid health. They passed the sum mer In the Atlantic States.
 Less than l5O miles of track remain to be laid before the A. S P. will reach the Colorado river and there unite with the $. r. The junction will probably be made inside of three months.
 The Independent makes charges of fraud against the COchise county regis tsrinZ officers. The great register in that county looms mp as did the Yava- paI census some months ago.
 The old Dominion Copper as now constituted, owns 2j copper mines and 3 furnaces, and will soon be the leading company m the production of copper in Arizona, II not in the United States.
 Manuel Psrasso, convicted in Phenx Of selling liquor without a license, has been sentenced to six months imprisOn- ment and to pay a fine of Sl0OO, the lowt st penalty prescribed by the law.
 News has reached PheniX that Sam Morrison, a miner who left town a few days ago to work on the Red Rover. drank large quantity of fammonia which killed him two or three days afterwards.
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