Mohave County miner., 1883-11-25
Territ oriaI Clippings.

1 Prescott Courier.
 Judge C. A. Tweed Is sick in Phenix. The MoHAvE COUNTY MINER sends best
 regards to the Courier on the occasion of ! ou1 rsceut enl. rgeinent. William L. pruolss te clerk n the Tuc- sen p st ii!ae. d.ed in Sa Fra-G,sa' frog, BriGht's disease of the kiduegs. lie was g
 years old.
 There is talk of starting anotser paper in
 St. Johns, county seat of Apache county.
 The place has now pretty fertile little or
 gan-JIe Orion Era; still :here is room for
 another.
 Silver Belt.
 new Seton smelter will arrive in Globe
 in few days for the Old Dominion com
 pany.
 Apostle Brigham Young and Heber J.
 Grant are en route to New Mexico and Ar
 izona, TO teach the doctrines of mormon
 ism to the Indians, who it is said, are being rapidly converted.
 Frank Hauz in attempting to drive down steep hill at the Old Globe mine on Mon
 day, met with a severe accident. The brake on the wagon gave way, and driver, wagon and horses were precipitated to the bottom of the hIll Hauz received severe cut over the left eye. and one or the horses had leg broken and was afterwards shot. Tucson Citizen.
 Burro loads of wood are now reta1led at six bits.
 It takes way freight month to come from Kansas City to Tucson.
 Antelope, deer and mountain sheep con tinue to be plentiful in the Tucson markets. Since the new route has been opened via the Needles, the Arizona papers state that the Colorado steamers are doing a much larger business than formerly, and make the Needles terminus, except rarely, | when they steam clear up to the mouth of the Virgin river, Nevada. The steamer Gila on Monday last. carried 165 GOO pounds | of freight to supply the new mining dis triots.
 Prescott Miner.
 An attachment has been placed on the ! Tiptop mine mine and mill for S1 ,000 with | interest at nine per cent DOT annum from | October 9, 1853 in fAv or of Samuel Gofd- | water of tbis place. So far TO attempt has been made by the company to settle it, or even put in an appearance, from which 1 facts It is to be inferred that the property 1 k to be ab lnd1ned for the compAny's cred itors to make wlat they Gan out of it.
 Delegate Luna. who so ably represents cur sister Territory of New Mexico, is.aside from the fact that he is a good Republican a positive and aggressive n n who make, his presence felt and respected in WashinS ton. He Is to-day power in the politics of the southwest and, as should be tho case. his wishes and sdvics h we the attention from the general government so necessary to properly fil positions of iMportance and trust Tn the territory. Arizona is q sort oi a p 'lltio I orph m now. so to speak, with Il, one # energy pr inauauoa to act for her a. deleg+to, but We are &iad that our neigbbol IS better stunt ,d anI We trust th.t tht hpmill ltiug x l3r,eIae ge ar3 now h.vin may be r fruit III 5Q. next Glmnaign, f. Wa Are fdily o,lv.ni5d that if | no Repub cans of is tlrfitnry wilt select stron man with Q ss0I rsJ3ri nI do their dlty ne csn be elsJted by handsome majority. Prescott Journal.
 ''RJse up," Mr. Courier, and inform the public wletner you have heard anything regardlns tAe Fesllt 9f the recent elections.
 w. learn th.t q .entIe.nan i'll San Fran isop is ne;oti ,tine with tte managers C. :ne A. * '. ralr pAd for the purchase U, lO0,0J0 acres of ltnd l3c ted on the llae o' the road in Arizona.
 A special car from San Francisco Califor ma. came into Flagstaff Sunday, with Hon. I. F. Page and a large party of both ladies md gentlemen on board. They also brougnr ! freight car loaded with their own driyin. stock and buggies. and are prepored in ever, way to see the country and enjoy theu.- selves independent of anyone else.