Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Territorial Cribbings.
Prescott has abr om brigade.

Yavapai mines are doing well oS
 their owners and the county.
 Morris GOldwater's letter to Oury
 was truthful and tO the point.
 The Royal Arch MasoDs of Tomb stone talk of organizing n chapter.
 Globe was favored last Thursday
 morning with Q ligh shower of raln-
 A party is now engaged Tn surveying the boundary lIne of the reservation.
 The Republicans will carry Yavapai by 2JO majority on the 7th of November. ! |, IS rumored that the Big Bug mill will start up on tine 9th Ol next month.
 H. A. Anderson of Globe was seriously injured by fall on Thursday afternoon.
 Capt. and Mrs. Burbridge, of Globe, left last Tuesday on short visit to San Francisco.
 Oury is qmet and has about given up ths political ghost. He sees that it's no use trying.
 We understand that the Seyenty-six mill at Pinal is to te ssar,ed ID soon on .he King taIlings.
 Judge Porter, whC is making first class canvass of the Territory, will soon be in Prescott
 The settlers in TontO BasIn are among the most industrious and full handed of our citizens.
 | Why is the Democratic party Tn l ava | pal county like tue comet? Because IL Is split into fragments.
 There are plenty of good stock ranges as yet unOccupied in Apache, Mohave and Yavapai counties.
 The Girard mill at Tombstone will start up in few days, probably before the first of the mouth.
 Mrs. \. E. rreyilian has returne d to Globe from California, with her daught- CT greatly improved in health Cum EuOchs of Globe has recently ! become demented and so wildly SO that hs has had to be taken to Stock | ton.
 The Great Register of Yavapai county | it Is said, will contain about 400 names. | They ought tO know exactly by this | time.
 Chs Heckec, charged with highway roJberl, has been bound over to await action Of next grand jury IL Yavapal county.
 The road between Globe and Will cUx Is iu bad condition, in consequence of so many freight teams passing | over it.
 The great register of Gila county is published and contains o1l Dsmes, an ! increase of 3GO over those registered two years ago.
 Superintendent Todman, of the Flux mine, started for the East Saturday morning on business cOnnt cted with mlning matters.
 The explanation is given that Pres colt young ladies wear eyeglasses be- cause they are too modest tO go aoOut with naked eyes. Machinery, etc, of the value of S60,000 Is CD route to Prescott for two mining companies. Some of 1t will be set up on Lynx Greek.
 The ambition Cf most Ar1zonans is to have ranches well stocked with cattle, horses or sheep. It IS dead sure way of making money.
 Johnny Briekwood who shot and killed Barney Sutton at Nogales. on the Sonora line. last Monday, arrived in Tombstone Friday. All persons after November 1st wish jog Carp for spawning purposes, can be supplied by calling on Jeriah Wood, l E miles east of Phanir.
 The Miner says that 'he Democrats are Know-Nothing by nature. They are getting uD an Order, we hear. Of this nature in Prescott.
 'Tis stated that the Rev. Mcintyre ex- poets to leave Tombstone shortly for either Los Angeles or the East to re- sume bis pastoral duties.
 4 very fine rain fell in Prescott We'd nesday night last. lt did not raise water m the creeks. but the good &C., .c0mplished by tis known and admitted.
 TLe Chinese of Prescott are about to cali a meeting for the purpose of pass- ing a set of resolutions against Amsri- cans sauntering aroucd their premises.
 Tom. Childs returned to Phenix Thursday evening from Prescott, at which place he delivered up the stage robber Green, to the proper authOri- ties.
 Some one set up a claim for the town site of Charleston. 4 meeting of prop erty owners was held there Thursday night to take measures to contest the claim.
 Morris Goldwater has sent copy of his excellent letter tO Hubhell, the As sessor, just to show him that the Demo crats m Arizona have profited by his example.
 Secretary Van Arman has started to Washington with the view of informing officials there of the meaCreness of the appropriation for running this growing Territory.
 Passengers still continue tn arrive in Prescott from the East. Yesterdays i stage brought in eighs from the A. S P. and several from the south via the Black canyon route.
 William Beard and Con Burns of 1 Globe have gone Go the San Carlos coal | fields with a view ot satisfying them selves in regard to supplying Globe copper furnaces with coke. | Last Tuesday evening Col. George r. | White, of the Old Dominion Company, was made happy ny tI e arrival of Mrs. | White and daughter. who will hence | forth make Globe their home. ! It is reported that henvy storms pre- vailed throughout the northern part of the Territory during the past two days. | The roads between Prescott and Chino valley are quite muddy. 1 G. v. Curtis, the saw mill man, recent ! ly made a sale of lumber to Mr. Howell, | the mining man, lumber to be used ID ! the construction of boarding house, as- say office, etc, on Lynx creek.
 Burnside Post G. A. R., Tombstone, | intend giving a ball on | thanksgiving rye, November 29th. Committees have | been appointed. and 'tis intended to make 1t a very recherche affair.
 The Independent makes charges of fraud against th COchise county regis tering officers. The great register in that county is looming up as did the Yayapai census some months ago. As soon as the new road between here and Globe shall have been completed the Texas and Arizona Stage Company will run a daily line of fOur-hOrse coaches between here and Globe.
 The roasters at the Silver King mill 1 were stopped last week and only the concentrating tables will be run tIll the lst of January. This new departure has thrown about thirty men ont of employ
 meut.
 Some Philadelphia parties were in Florence this week and went up tO the
 Alice mIne to examine 1t with view tO
 purchasing 1t. They We're well pleased
 with the property and a sale IS not im-
 probable
 The Pinal Dril says We understand  several precincts have been thrown out on techuicalfies by the Recorder. We
 advise the citizens tO offer their votes.
 The right to vote cannot be abrogated
 by techuicaliiies.