Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26

PRESCOTT.


cellent cattle ranges IN 3rthern Ari-
IONA.
The Courier says Major G. P.
Dake is confined 10 his home from
the effects of old army Wounds
That Gov Tritle and his friends
have o far been very successful in
securing means to develop the Black
Hills district.
Prescott is ju tly proud of the
herman House.
John Roll, of Turkey Creek, was
seriously though not fatally sh It by
accidental discharge of his gun.
Mr. Dame VIII deliver the Grafton
to Prescott Odd Fellows on the 26th
instant
Dutch John was the teamster who
died of smallpox in Skull valley
week ago.
The Democrat has changed its
name to the Duly Arizona Journal.
Clark & Adams have brand new
saw mill.
Jerome is the new mining town in
the Black Hills, twenty miles from
Prescott.
The city authorities are taking
stringent precautions against the adj
mission of smallpox into that city,
and the papers mention several cases
that have been prevented from en-
tering that place from various parts
Of the country. Persons from ex-
posed districts are quarantine
TUCSON.
RObt Canadian was stung by q
scorpion few days since aud dead
ened the effects of the poison cons
pietely by an immediate application
of 'obacco and ammonia
Tucson avera ges three arrests per
day
The city Indebtedness is $1t, 492.75
and the council has authorize ed the
issue of $4,000 in bonds to cover it.
Judge Sheldon is expected to ar
on the 18th.
Ice retails in Tucson at one cent
per pound.
Miners, the Indian scare being
about over, are returning to the
mountains.
The office of City Assessor has
been abolished
Citizen: Hon. w. i Horton, Ter
ritorial Superintendent of Schools
is now in Graham county, visiting
the schools. The Electric Light
Company will begin the erection of
their works within few days.
The mill at the Ada mine, in the
Santa Catalinas, is being put in good
shape to start up. Under-Sheriff
ordis has gone to the Columbia
copper camp to sell the portable
properly. Charles L. Mosher, re-
Gently connected with the Phoenix
Gazette, is registered at the Palace.
-. Gen. Albert Pike, of Washing
ton, D. c arrived last night. He
VIII organize lodge of Perfection
here before going to California.
The Tucson Star thinks the work
of grading the narrow gauge road
will begin next month.
PINAL.
Work will be resumed on the
Snap mine.
The ore in the Beebe assays $34.
A we'll is being dug on the desert
between PInal and Florence
Hay is very scarce.
John Kelly, formerly in the King
mill, is insane at Tucson.
The Catholic festival netted $40.
G. A. NARROW paid $4,000 for the
Palace Hotel and butcher shop.
TOMBSTONE.
E. T. Price has bonded the st.
Elmo mine to G.. Phipps for SIS, 600
Harry Woods il sick.
Dipiheria is prevalent among the
children.
An ordinance will come before the
Council to prohibit boys under the
age of eighteen from going on the
streets after 6 p. m.
Two professionals were advertised
to run a 500 race on Fremont street.
on last Sunday.
Charleston raised a purse for a
Mexican who has started 10 find the
murderer of John Kline. He pro-
poses to find the man in four days.
$4,000 has been paid for one
forth of the Mineral Park mine.
Some rangers deserted Joyce's
command because he would not at
tack a troop of u S. Indian scouts.
The coroner's jury says Pete De-
veaux was justified in killing Geo.
Everett at Russelville.
The Council is moving against the
opium deus.
Some unknown man shut out the |
lights at Mexican dance on Allen
street.
The Copper Queen Mining Com
pany has bought the Bisbee toll |
road.
Licenses taxes will probably be
reduced as the city finances are grow
ing better.
GIORF