Mohave County miner., 1883-09-30
Territorial Clippings.
Yuma Sentinel.

ducks. t A first class store will be opened at Cli
 Landing, next month. y Major H. R. Mallory who has been aotin
 as purser on the Str. Gila, goes up to Au j. brsy in day or two.
 The steamer Gila arrived in Yuma ol . Thursday morning from the Needles. Sh
 brought one passenger end 93,6Oo in bullion
 from the Clip mill. 3 Clip Landing is now one of the livelies , towns on the Colorado river.
 The steamer leaves for up river October !, 1st.
 Prof. W. B. Horton, Territorial Superin.
 tendent of Public instruction, has returned to Tucson, after an extended visit east.
 Florence Enterprise.
 The Southern Pacific railroad company paid over to Sheriff Doran, this week, their taxes for 1883, amounting to S11.000. Per sons holding warrants on the treasury now can get them cashed.
 MT. Aaron Mason has been called to San Francisco to attend lawsuit brought against the Silver King company. He will also complete arrangements for the machin- cry for the smelters to be erected at Tucson, while in the city.
 Warren Webb, who brutally assaulted MT. W. A. Hall, of Pinal, man nearly SIX ty years old, was bound over to appear at Phenix, this week for trial, but failed to ap- nd h io fn haI authorities $500 in gold coin, the amount of the bail bond. The assault occurred at Gila Bend, last week, and it was thought for while that MT. Hall was fatally in- jured.
 Tucson Citizen.
 The oity election takes place on the 10th of next December.
 The balance of the Peoples Ice Co.'S plant left from the fire sold for $50.
 Col. J. c. Tiffany has ten or twelve wit nssses here on his trials whose expenses be is paying. Hanging is expensive.
 An old fashioned Mexican two wheeled cart, drawn by two oxen, was parading tht l streets this morning. The cart was loaded | with magnificent large, ripe, juloy pome- l granates, which the owner sold two for five | cents. The team is from Msgdalens, Son. 1 Ora.,
 c. l.. St. Ormand, the defsulting secre- | tary of the prison commission, has beer | heard from at Gusymas. The Sentinel | wonders why the "tonte" fever hasn't | caught him.
 Work on the new Catholic church is stead fly going forward.
 There seems to be a little cyclone of petty crimes at present.
 General k. A. Carr was on the streets to- day looking much improved by his summer vacation in California. The General has many friends in Tucson Eho will welcome his return.
 The Gunsight miners are having a hard time to get their pay, on account of the great delay their cases have been subjected to for some time past.
 Two of Crooks pets. the White Noun tain scouts who betrayed him in the Sierra Madre, are in town. Their appearance on the streets with their belts full of cartridges is quite disgusting. They should be dis armed at least in the city. This is no res. ervation.
 Prescott Miner.
 Blackleg has killed many young cattle of late in various sections of the county. It has not been so prevalent as two years ago. Charley Cohen, very plain, bardworkine citizen, has been on a visit to the Black Hills copper propert }, and is of the opinicn that it is the biggest thing on or of ice. He may loeate at Jerome. Judge Sheldon will hold court in Flor. snce in October, at Solomonville in Novem- ber, and return to Tucson for & term of court in December.
 The Messrs, MoDonsld, late heavy rail. road contractors on the A, 4 F., arrived in the city yesterday from the east. Hessrs. have large number of mules at Ash Fork, which they ara selling, together with wagons, etc.
 Prescott Journal.
 There are nearly 150 pupils enrolled on our public schools at present.
 Freighting between Prescott and Ash Fork is very lively at present. Dr. Lightfoot, for some time a resident of Flagstaff as physician for the Aver Mill and Lumber company, has filed his diploma with the county Recorder, Wm. Geiman, assayer Efor the Howell , smelting company, received serious injuries yesterday from being kicked by a horse. He is being attended by Dr. Ainsworth at the Sherman House.
 Prescott Courier.
 There is talk of establishing 6 paper at Flagsteff. Col. Harry Reed of New Mex leo will be editor and manager.
 Eggs are becoming very scarce in Pres cott. It appears straege that in a place : like Prescott, where there are so many ad- gantagee for the successful raising of poul. try, that there should eyer De dearth in the egg market.
 HUALAPAIs.-Some 20 or 30 of these In- dians, mounted and on foot, were in Pres pott Yesterday. They appeared to be in good condition, sign that they have not suffered much for food, which they have picked up and earned. They will, no doubt, assiat in gathering the corn of some ot our farmers. Men and women were attired in cast of American clothing.
 The MoBAvE COUNTY MINER has now a