Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Territorial Loot.

-.ic it.. ,-- "t 74ha.A tu- ii.. at ..T-- Five hundred doilarsTu be spent 1T | improving the ruaG Co Castle C!c, K.
 The new hotel at MarcUpu has srurtec | up, and travellers speak we'll of lt> ac commentators.
 The papers of the Territory, Of aL Iritle's late message. The Bidwell GIrd case has opened u In San BernaIdiuO. A cool half mIllIoL Is involved m thIs case.
 X Moqui Indian reservation has beei established north Uf Prescott lt Is C, comprise sixty square niles.
 With a good wagon road into the Bradshaw mountains PheuIx would u- crease her trade cuusidtrably. Arrangements have been made to sl1i barley from Albuquerque Co the euG O.. the track, OWlu- tu @ scarcity Iu Mouavt county.
 If the deadly weapon" bill, uov bonding in the legislature passes, ther, wIll be an auction Ut old Euus pi~Iul-, l bowie-kuiyes, etc.
 Farmers throughout the Territory al. want the present Legislature Co pass Q l just law governing tne uSe uf water foI 1 IrrlgatIn- purposes.
 The Albuquerque papers say that the | business of Ire. ghJIuV gOUds Go Nortbegl. ! ArIzJna. over tue A. r. Railroad, is Iu creasing very fu--.
 The Tombstone papers are Tea modest, they only want the Head quarters Of the Army, Department o. ArzUna and the capital.
 The local claims that Pheuix giris-a the prettlest sirl- 10 the IerruOry. llt young man is syIdeutIy moo acguauls. with Our southern bsautiCs. Mr. Adams has extended au initiation Co tLe members ,ft'a Le-l-'stV e a.- the press Co yIslt tua Howell mining alu quartz mIli at LyuE ciseb.
 Tine Chamberlain sampim- works at
 kIug man, AoLayt cuuLty, are wsL spoken Ui by tue Mineral Prrd pdper-. Price- plii tor Or,s Ipfea- to he -atia- factory.
 Ra lroads are the great civIliZers oI the a.e. They have done more Go pro i mote the duve iOpmaut of tLe Grea. West than has h'-eu done from any uth- CT source.
 Florence has lean SO thronged with strangers duuug tue three weeks p.st that tue hotels nave been overrun, auo 10 has beeu almost impossible Co furnish accommodation for tIem ail.
 Iu reference MT. Gosptrs financial embarrassment the Prescott CoDrlei. ot
 Wednesday. iemal ks. "J. J. GJsper's indebtedness looms up Co tle alarming sum of SZl,O 0. 70 @ hope that Alr G, ,s- per may succeed. by good management, ', ID overcoming his temporary cmbaIra-s- menu
 Grant E Mcdonald have taken a con- tract to graIe hfteen mIlts ou the other side Of the river, tue w0rE tU Oe cJm- pleted early iu March. 1T tuis be so they will have to employ a large mum Der Ug men, as there l- considerable heavy wOlk Co be done and the prime Dol part oft IS cement work.
 The wind storm which came over Pres co on the 18th, vas the most seveIe uf any that we have ever witnessed. One Of the new chimueys on the Sherman House Was blown over, but luckIly DO other damage was sustained by tle pro p1etor Of this structure, which .s stlll m an unfinished c0udiutiou. Diversified farming is among the changes now gOIug Ou in tbe Salt River
 Valley. One hundred Co oue thuusaDd acres all ID wheat or barley, or indeed any one crop, IS not good policy. Let us says ths Gazette, subdIvide our lands and have cereals, hay, frult, sheep, lOg-. cattle and h1r-=s, laEs or less general on every farm. leu we shall see | greater prosperity all around. BeeT IS | very scarce and not hkely @ be other
 wise Hogs command very hich prices. Poultry i5 abn0rma'ly dear. tA itsis farm well filled" is abJut ,he best kind ! of 60 life Co live.