Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
TerritOIIal CribhingS.

! Printers are scarce ID F escott.
 Hon C. T. Hayden is Vi -iting Prescott.
 NrF. \. Ford, Of Bisbee is in Phe- nix.
 Prescott warrants are selling at their | face.
 Arizona is the coming Meca of the in-
 valid
 Capt. Woods o; the Gila Station IS wishing Phenx.
 There are 1000 mining locations on the COchise County Records.
 Judge John Howard k off for Cahfor-
 uia, right away, on legal matters.
 Tafiy aside, the present Legislature Is composed of good looking, intelligent gentlemen.
 w. $. Grounds. one of Mohave coun- is's best citizens, has just made his first
 .isit to Prescott.
 The Arizona tPrescott) Weekly Dem Dcrat made its appearance last eVenIns a- large four-page paper.
 Judge Edward MeGowan, who was iR7; Prescott, Is slowlY convalescing.
 Monday the freight teams of the Rus sian Dear passed through Stafford en rIute to Bowie loaded with hides.
 ItstrikeS us that 1t Is rather early to even think of having "Railr"ad Con- missioners' in Arizona, says the Pres
 utt Courier.
 \ cutting aifray happened on Lynx Creek few days ago. The cutter" has not been arrested. He came near sev- rrIug his victims head from his body.
 Mrs. General Rautz has started for the States via the isthmus After a sojourn m the States with friends she will visit her old home in Europe to remain next summer.
 Dr. John A. Skinner and family. for merly of Whipple, have arrived at their home in Cambridge, Maryland, where they are well liked, which could not be otherwise.
 Adam Weir, who killed Peter Clark l and who was taken out of the Yavapai | iail on writ of habeas corpus. has been re-arrested and Is now in jail. The kill | ing took place at Flagstaff.
 The Stafford school is closed owing to | he inability of the trustees to get a teacher. 4 good teacher could get a first class school by applyin. to our -chOol trustces.-Graham County News
 From an Ash Fork letter of the 20th the Prescott Courier learns that trains were delayed on the 4. S r. K. R. some wenty four hours by reason of unusu- lily heavy snow fall on the continental iiyide.
 At its special meeting Tuesday the Nl4rI-opa Board of Supervisors. by q unanimous vote, decided against the to take up all the outstand- nR county warrants and issue bonds in heir stead.
 All the coke for the Globe Company heretofore delivered by the railroad | 'ompany at Wilcox will in the future be delivered at Bowie Station, thus 'ausing its transportation through Saf ord.
 Hon. Geo. II. Stevens. Sheriff of Ora lam county, has been indispOsed for . .veF two weeks. At times he is able to 'e out of doors and occasionally he Is ! to his bed. The prolonged ! 'ckEess of his child Kittie aggravates ! .is own illness. The government sale at Camp Thomas [ ast Monday week week was well at ! ended, and the different articles gener- fly brought good prices, especially the ( orSes, some of them bringing us high ! 8 one hundred and twenty dollars. i 'retty good prices for condemned stock. c Near WiDgate, on Saturday last the a ram coming west flew tine track. killing d ye men. Owing to this accident no c lew Mexico or Eastern mail reached V rescott this morning. Fire and rail s pad accidents during the past few days ave been unusually numerous and ai- q 'nded with loss of life.-Miner. t' A telegram from Kansas City received II Albuquerque yesterday conveys the o, lformation that the contract for the v. 1lldlng of the new narrow gauge rail .I .ad from Lordsburg, New Mexico, to r, hilton. Arizona, has been let to William ~ ariand anu Joseph Hampson. Both of o; ieSe men are well known in Albu- ierque, each of them having done r, rge amounts of work on tue Atlantic .t Id Pacific Railroad. When work is to ,- commenced, or how rapidlyIit IS to be V, " lshed, IS not known. It will be the ,nIi cans Of developing the country which .Jb, IS to traverse very rapidly, and will sL 1ng Co the attention of the outside 1rid wonderfully rich mining dis ., let AINuuupruua a .Iofrrraal NA