Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
DEATH ROLL.
Arizona News.

The Herald IS publishing a history of MaricoPa county.
 DiptherIa continues at Clifton, and scarcely a day passes but a death occurs
 Stock cattle in considerable numbers are being brought into Arizona flom Texas.
 Daniel L. White, an old and honored Arlzonan, dIed at Phenix on the 17th instant.
 A carload of beer and a carload of nails is the proportions freight arrives ID Prescott from the east.
 Business at Presc tt IS reported good. 4 local artist has painted a picture of the town and now they are happy.
 A man named Williams, an employe on the A. t F., aged 5O years, was killed by gravel bank falling upon him.
 Delinquent stock in the Tiptop Min ing Company, to the amount of ten | thousand dollars, IS advertised in the Prescott Miner.
 The editor Of the Mohave County Miner has satisfied himself that the
 water supplied on passenger trains on the A. * F. IS not fit to drink. Superintendent Fowler states that SO soon as the new water jackets arrive the Woronoco shelter will resume work. Henry Calvin had his left arm badly shattered at Wards, just below Clifton, on Monday evening by the accidental discharge of a shotgun he was hand linR.-Cifton Clarion.
 The cars of the Clifton and Southern Pacific are now r1nning to Guthrie, ten miles from Clifton at which place they make close connection with four-horse coaches for CliftOn.-Clifton Clarion.
 The Prescott Courier publishes list of 5 taxpayers in Yavspai county who pay sums ranging from SS,0O0 up to ! S7S,2OO. The Atlantic and Pacific rail road IS assessed at Sl, ,5JO.
 The Clarion thinks that Cicero Crime who was taken to Stockton from the Yuma prison, to which he had been sent for life for the murder of Dr. Val and Andy Hall, Is cunning rascal. It would be well to keep an eye on Cicero
 Mail service has been extended on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad from AL buquerque to the Colorado river. This will be 8 great convenience to the peO- pie along the line of the railroad Prescott Jsurnal.
 Coroner Holland IS taking active steps for the organization in this city of branch society of Pacific Coast Pioneers. The condition of membership is settle ment on the coast prior to the year 1852. Tombstone Epitaph.
 Gosper's Hambletonian, an animal valued at several thousand dollars, was | yesterday sold to Hugo Richards to sat l isfy judgment in favor of T. W. Otis l for S2jO. Other horses and stock brought rather low prices.-Prescott | Courier.
 Several changes are announced this week in Graham county post-ofiices 1 The office at YOrks Is discontinued and the office at Purdy IS moved across the Glla river to Duncan station, on the railroad. c. A. B0ake k the new post master at Duucan.-Clifton Clarion. Threshing is not so far advanced at | Tempe as was supposed. r. some other machine does not go up to assist the l farmers it will take full month to fin ish up the work. There is danger that much of the grain will be damaged by the rains which are now upon the coun- | try.-Phenix Gazette.
 An Sing. the chIaaman who offered reward of $500 for the capture, dead or l alive, of An Took, who murdered his cousin, young Few, at the LOngfellow mine last month, sept the money up to
 Ben Nicholson yesterday, The reward IS tC be divided among twelve men, S25 | going to each.-ClftOn Clarion.
 Mir. James Reilly, a prominent mer- chant of Benson, breathed his last at 6 o'clock this morning. He leaves a wife | and family to mourn hIs loss. His funeral
 will take place at 10 a. m. tomorrow from Masonic Hall, under the auspices Of King Solomon LOdge.-Tombstone Republican.
 There IS now very strong prObabil- ity that Prescott will be connected with the great trunk line on the north by a branch railroad, commencing at some point at or near Ash Fork, and running through Williamson valley and termin- ating with freight and passenger depots within the corporate limits of this city at no distant day.-PrescOtt Courier.