Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
TerrifottaI News.

Mrs. L. P. Sheets, of Phenix, has gone to San Francisco.
 Born, in Prescott, April 9th to the wife of A. Emanuel, a son.
 Morris Asher is about to erect an ele- gant residence Tn PhenIx.
 W. H. H. Mccall, of Prescott, IS recoy- ering from severe illness.
 Captain J. P Walker, T. $. A. of Fort Apache, Is an old newspaper man.
 Mir and Mrs. W. J. TompkInS, of Pres cott, are goIng east to visit relatives
 Frank Hatch, for three months guest of Dr. Ainsworth, at Prescott, has gone to Mexico.
 C. A. Bray and wife, of Prescott, will visit Ono and Massachusetts during the summer months.
 Joseph Hand and Miss Alice Clifton were marr.ed near Phenix, on Monday evening.
 The Walker and Hsssayampa noun tains, south of Prescott, are covered with snow.
 The family of Samnel Franklin, of Phenix, has gone to Los Angeles to spend the summer.
 Stages are t. be run from Peach Springs, on the railroad, to tine Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 Mir. Beach, of the Miner, MT. Martin, af the Democrat, and MT. Masterson, of Prescott. are in San Francisco.
 Hsavy rains have prevailed in Kirk land valley, Yavapai county, and good crops are assured.
 Joseph K. Walker, ex-sheriff of Yava- pal county, who has been sick a long time, Is slowly convalesciag.
 J. NJ. Schriyer, of.Phenix, was arrested on Saturday, for bigRmy. Geo. F. Coats aud w. T. smith went his bail for Sl l,OOO, and on Sunday the gay lothario had skipped.
 The Iayapai County Treasurer has been instructed to prepare the S200, 900 in bonds authorized by the last Legisla- ture to aid the Prescott and Thirty-tifth Parallel Railroad.
 PheniI Herald: Building is lively in the vicinity of Tempe. Dennis lum- Der yard sold seven thousand feet of lumber on Saturday and Sunday. Thir- teen tents accommodate families be- tween Tempe and Hayden's which are rapidly merging into one.
 Democrat: The Mormon element is taking possession of the valley of the Colorado, in the vicinity of the Grand Canyon, Tn the northern part of this county. Seven families moved there last week and took up farms which they propose to Irrlgate.
 The Prescott Democrat says: Small poX prevails tn an alarming extent in Phenix, a pest house having been built few days since for the accommodation of patients, while a number of residences display the yellow flag. An effort was made to have the District Court ad- iourned until after the abatement of the disease, but failed. The public schools nave closed on account of 1t. Reports are conflicting Tn regard to the real number of cases, one person saying there were fifteen Gas in she hospital. while others as firmly asserted there were not to exceed from six to eight cases in all. Two deaths had occurred up to Friday noon.
 The Phenix Gag tte says: A rich strikers reported near this city. A few days ago a couple of men coming into town on the Cave Creek road accidental ly picked up a piece of float, in which was revealed large quantities of gold Searching around, the lead was dis covered and about hundred pounds of the ore brought to town. The rock Is extravagantly rich, going away up into the thousands We did not learn the extent of the ledge. but a large party are now out m that section looking for locations and when they return We will be able to give further particulars of the discovery of this reported bonanza. It k certainly a bonanza if there IS any quantity of ore of the character of the specimen that We examined.