Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Territorial News.

Ripe apricots have been picked ! l. PheaIx.
 B. Ice formed in Prescott during Tues y day night.
 s- A bail was given at the Silver Kin if Friday night.
 s- The Ramsey house at Peach Spring hss been cl sed.
 P B. Graham. of Pinal. has gone eas U to spend several months. Capt. Joe Godfrey. after an absence O IT two years, Is agaln ID Yuma. ( Allen H. Grant has been appointed 0 postmaster at Peach Springs. [ A marble quarry ba4 been found al - the Stoneman grale, Pinal county. l James Kelly. of Silver King. has been
 | adiudged insane, and taken to Stockton, Cal
 The Black Warrior mine, Yavapai D county, has purchased the Guscumbia B mill.
 j. W. Dougherty and Miss May Thorne were married in Prescott on the
 10th instant.
 Persons supposed to know say that
 there are eight thousand MormOns ID thls lefTtOtg.
 The eni os the track on the A. < P.
 Railroad IS put fifteen miles from the
 Colorado river.
 Salt R'v-r Valley farmers expect to
 harvest 3l0)) pounds ot grain during
 the present year.
 May Wnodman, for the murder of
 kiHsmaB in IImbs.ou-, has been con
 vIstud of mllsiaIsuter.
 Young and Farle., of Peach Springs.
 have comnlsrei 70 t'li roai to the Grand
 Canyon of the CIl1rtio.
 Hon. Cafk C Clurchil is rapidly recav-
 e ing from the attarA of pleurisy which
 recently prostrated him.
 The residence of Jlc b Jucumsen. at |. Meadow City. Apache county, was barn
 ei n AD-il 2S-h. \ p D. ton sf the fur l uIture was saved.
 Pleuix expects Co he enlarged by thp ! erection of from 2)) Co 300 ui.iin-- l during tue present yelr. am ns wuIcl will be a urthoIss and hospital
 The Pinal Drill has closed the third | year Of its existence and begins tbe ! fourth full nf hopeful vigor and energy. ! l. k good paper and should prosper. Mike H irtz, miner .u the Head Ceu- ter mIue, Tombstone. Was severely inc iu.eI on Eli lay hy being caught be- tween the cage aui timoefs of the first
 station.
 Attorney General Clark Churchill has . rendered an aver,e opinion Iu the app.i- !. c ton of C. l.. Whitney oi PIuai for tI. !
 Territorial reward for the first a-tesian |. well In ArIzpna.
 It has been determined that the hu-la- 1 ings at Fort Yuma will be sold, a, well 1 as the condemned quartermaster stor,s | The sale of the buildings will not take | place for some time yet
 Gazette: Spanish grants when tried before an Am 'sn jury don't ampuuf to much. As B-G We would say, they are Ike b-u-lwlod IT raging rIyer- don't amount Go dam.
 Sentinel: Mir. George R1wher has gone to San Francisco to see what L- can sell autimouy for. He has an im- meuse deposit of that mineral a Few mIles distant from Eure1berg.
 The Southern Pacific have sunk neyg well ai R-l Rock st4ti ,u, PilIi county, aboat lU0 feet from their old well, wi i.h | of water at a depth of lSJ feet.
 Prescott Courier: Sheriff Henkle has information which leads Co the belief that Charles Hansen died recently ID the northern part of this county, frous iu- juries received Iu an encou1ter Wi.d bear.
 The first shipment of bulliou from the Howell reduction works, on Lyux Creek. IavapI county, was made Wednesday. via Ash For-, on the A. ,c ?. rai,rlsu. The shipment c1nsIs'el oi nearly l5OU pounds of silver bUllnn.
 Gazette: The Union Canal Company filed it- notice fl location Iu the County Recorders office, Inesiay, by J. b Runburg. l. claims lu,tUU inches of water for irrigation, milling, mauutact uriug and mechanical pg~pu-cs, to bt taken out of the GIla river, at a point one mile below where the Agua Fra river enters the Gila river, on the north sic e of th latter river.
 Ehenix Gazette: Newspapers get Very htt.s credit for voluntary aEI uu- pIil advocacy of m .a~ur-, rT -c-iu- -u public good. Iho-e winch lapl. earnestly tor reform and Eufd govern . l 0f -essvless deuuuc-a ion. People wl. are guIIty of wr'nE d,InI axe apt tu or bitter against tue papers that de1ouu e the wicSeiuess of their course
 Fred Booth, a school teacher at Scntt'- ranch, about four mIles above Riverside, Piual county, was shot by JuhuHy Breu- neman on Friday, May b. and died the following "Wednesday. lue evI fence SO far eiIcitri shows the Hiliug to hav, been jl~tititbir, as B1,tl attac6ai B-eun-man first with a gun and tired eve-ll shots before be Vas struck by 70 ball flom BrennemaL'- gun. The latter K but l1 years of age, and Booth was l9 The coroner dil not deem It necessary, upon the evii nee. t1 order the arrest of BrennemHn.
 Florence Enterprise: Nr. Allis. sur- yeyo- and engineer. aud a1Ith ? gentle man, VIiH Nr. Charles Finch as guide. We're iu the Dripping Springs valley, oa .e.r way to Globe from Tucson. uu VI nday. mskin- points tu go by iu run l ming the pre- imuary survey for the Tucson V Glub. a rrpw gauge railroad l They start from Globe wat the pr-Im 1 mary line and run to Tucson. r. be ins -D look as tlOuCh the Tucson folks meant business m regard To this road, and that there was some'hIug more In It than mere newspaper talk.
 Miner: Sec-etarv Van Arman has had three large cabinets for the reception of mineral specimens, which be VIII toe glad to receive from all DOT ,Ip of the Irrritn-y. th he collection | Nll be a public one and Territorial ! property, and rhe e ist of forwarding -hs same Co the Secretary will ba defrav- ad by the Territory. As sgch cabinet : will receive the attention of all classes ,f visitors to the Ierrit rial capital, ana | be regarded as an exponent of what ouf C ni leral wealth consists of. our minerr and prospectors should have sufficient , irI lie in It to see that their respective [ iis,ricts are we'll represented by fine ,pt clmens.
 Tombstone Republican The grasses lf Arizona are peculiarly nutritious and n variety are numerous. lt Is Well c lnown that the black gramms and buf- 'al3 grasses ot Texas for med the fOunda- I io1 for the prosperity of ,hat state z Here n CorhIse county, m the different -slleys the grasses wary considerably. h lud whilst in the B tblcomari som- varl- 'j 'teS exist. those ID 'he Sulphur Spring a -aliey are q1ite different. Sackatou-. n which Is known only c exist near water. /, s plentiful in sulphur Spring valley. , an tle hardy hrrdrr can as surely tel D, re is water near by as thplrh red 1 ' VI lows were abundant Black rramfna 2 $ 'ouud m the valleys further east. | yliIst bunch grass aud many other va ii i--es grow every where.
 Courie-: ] be mining outlook or ( Iavspai county k very encouraging. A ,teady stream o. gold an silver bu lion S flowing from the Lyux creek reIuc-