Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
TerritnriaI Crihhinys.


 Ed Whipple, the Deputy Sheriff at Flagstaff, arrived at Prescott last Satur- day.
 Richard DeKuhn is in Prescott from Cherry Creek, attending the District Court.
 MT. Harvey, a prominent citizen or Apach county. Is In Prescott ID attend ance upon the Grand Jury.
 A force of men has been put to work erecting the hosting works for the Sil- yer Belt mining company, Agua frlh district.
 Jim McClintOck, the stage driver, who was shot by Agent COulsOn at Gil- lette a few days ago, Is now on a far IL ad to recovery.
 Bishop Dunlop of the Episcopal Clurcu arrived in Prescott on Saturday last, and preached morning and evening on tine Sunday following.
 Judge French, with his usual ability, Is pushing the Third District Court cal eudar through with great celerity. The business of the term is considerable.
 NIT Givens. father of Mrs. c. B. Rush, has gone to Missouri. During his stay ID Prescott and vicinity he made many fr- ends, who hope to see hIm there again.
 Good fires are a luxury in Prescott just how. It Is predicted by old resi- dents that there will be q heavy winter; that snow will come early and frequent
 J. H. White, Esq, superintendent of Contention, with hls wife and children, arrIved m Tombstone on the l2th. Ills many friends welcome them home again.
 The Belle and Belle Extension mines. situated near the head of Big Bug creek, have recently been sold to tine Howell Smelling anl Mining Company of Bos- ,oI, Mass, for the sum of SI5,OuO.
 The Prescott Democrat has changed b. nds. This time the paper goes into the hands of MT. Martin, late of San FrauclscO. During Mir. Masterson's cunnectlon with the paper he has made 1t a very excellent journal.
 About five o'clock on Saturday after noon, in Prescott, Johnny Miles, a lad of about twelve years of age, got into a quarrel with a colored boy, and after some words the negro boy fired shot gun at Johnny, the shot taking effect in neck and face, causing a wound which will undoubtedly prove fatal. Tie negro boy was immediately arrested and lodged in jail.
 Mrs. John Mansfield, wife of Lleuten- ant-GovernOr Mansfield, from Los An geies, accompanied by Mrs. Annie A. Pratt, from San Francisco, have arrived in T ,mOstone. The ladies are en route for Guaymas, whither they are bound on d pl assure trip, and will shortly start for bat city, in company with NIT. R. F. Mansfield, of the firm of FItzhenry < Mansfield. The Republican wishes the party a safe and pleasant trip.
 Professor John 4. Chsrch and Mir. Fra lk CDrbin, who have been ln Bisbee, have returned to Tombstone. MT. Cor bin wlll start work on the Hendricks mine next week. Work has been started on the Mammoth, which IS said to be q good location. Work on the Copperop- Olis is progressing rapidly, under the management of Richard Brevin, fore man. Pc pie look for a boom in Bisbee when they have more direct and shorter communication with the outside world.
 The price of cnppe. remains un- chauged in New York, Lake selling at ISflSla cents. and Baltimore and Ari- % "a at 17ls@l75s cents per pound. Lead is weaker, 2JO tons having sold on he 31 at 4.SO cents per pound Tin Is qnoted at 22 023 cents. Anthony has a tendency downward on a dull market. 1t beIng quoted nominally at l2 i@l3 cents for COokson's, l03sMn reU ts for Hallett's, and l2i, cents for Nevada.