Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Arizona EtehiagS.
Diphtherla in Globe. Baseball fever rages at Prescott.

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 Baseball fever rages at Prescott.
 Politics red hot in COchise county. ! Grapes ten cents pound in PhenIx. Plenty oi rain in Gila county recently. | Globe is aiii cted with an ice famine. | Flagstaff is oyerrun with sneak thieves.
 There are 22SJ names on the Yavapai county tax lust.
 Colonel O. M. Brown, of Globe, has gone to Missouri.
 Citizens and Tazpayers' meetings are ! heils held in GiOte.
 At Pr. scott John Marshall has mar | ri,J Martha koun:z.
 Altert S.ausen ani Ellen Tracy. of | Cil be, have ~spljcsd.' | Tae Mormons of Apache county have u,m:uated @ county ticket. T0riy-tivc voting precincts in Yavapai | cluuty thITty-cne ID COchlse. A co'ony os twenty families from | Tempe will settle on Salt river ! F. ?. Shulz. prominent stock man of FiacslaE d.sd last sunday morning.
 \ fatal lisease has broken out among imported cattle in the ChinO Valley. \ government telegraph line Is being put up between Wilcox and Fort Grant. J.H Bennett stabbed P. J. Stanley in Flagstaff dance house last Wedues- day.
 The Naricopa county jail has but three iua5itants, all United States pris- oneIs.
 Considerable sickness in Prescott. The doc Oss say the dry weather IS the cau-e.
 Poultry is jyiug of Tn the northern par; ui the territory from q specIes of cholera.
 Three poii.;caI parties in the field in Apache county. The Mormon question is -E issue.
 Gila county Democrats will elect del egiies Co tbe Territorial convention on saturday next. Gda county will elect delegates to the Tcrriioriai H publican convention on JLc 18th instant.
 Candidates fot Sheriff are almost as numerous m IGval.l county as electric iI-l. bugs m Tucson.
 Wild game of all kinds Is plentiful in ttC vicinity oi Prescott and capital nim- rods arc having some tiLe sport.
 Arthur Porter. aged 70, and Miss Alice Green. aged l3, both of Pheuix, elOped some days ago aLd were married.
 It is rumOrcd that three of the party who attacked the Grar d Central works were wounded, one probably fatally.
 The Glob Chronicle is the first Arl- zoua newspaper tO place cuts of its ia vofi.e national candidates at the head Ol the ticse..
 According to the Prescott Courier, mn ug, stUckraising. farming and gOs- sipiug are the great resources of north ern Arizona.
 John Cuisum and Jas. Patterson are en rJuta from Texas with 10000 head O, cattle which they will place on the San Pedro.
 r. r. keiluer shipped this week lj,St6 pounds of lead and silver bullion and f3,~ O pounds high grade silver ores.- Globe Silver Belt.
 Nm. Head, of Prescott. has the con .raci for fun.shi the San Carlos a.e1cy with beef cattle It will take sIzty head a month.
 Judge Peel, of Tombstone, has re- turI ei from California and is announced g, candidate [ reelection to the office ol Pr0.ats Judge.
 Al. civilian employees at military posts iu tte Territory have been discharged because Congress failed to make an ap- psogriut.on Go pay them.
 N -lous are SC rec in the northern part Ot tte Territory. Pima county c.U.d supply tvo such Territories as AuZlna with choice melons.
 IgtwIg WMte has been Leld to bail m Ge sum ol $500 on charge of at tempting Go set fire tO building belong ing Q Al Brady near Flagstaff
 Simon Washburn and Mike Sullivan, tie union miUers wEO assaulted k. Ruhe, an cmploye at the Head Center nine at Tombstone have been arrested. l
 In Gila clunty more Mexicans have rcgi-tarti tbIs year than ever before, wi h prompts the Chronicle to inquire L1 the politician IS that Is getting in his work.
 Several prominent citizens of Flag staT have received anOny nous letters tcIug them that if they employ Chinese their houses wlii be burned. The letters arc s,gr sI Com.
 SpeaSiUg of Lawyer Baker, the Phe nix candidate for Delegate on l1 tne D-mocIatIc side, the Herald says he k ca man without a model, and God forbid that Ee should ever have ,hal0=