Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Territorial Items.
IChfton CIarion.l

the Republican nominaiicn for almost any office he wants.
 For the week ending Saturday, Aug. ,, 1884. the Arizona Copper Co. shipped 1s1,6S4 pounds of black copper.
 The San Francisco river has not been as low in eight years as at present, and is still falling. In places a man can jump across +. The Gila river in tLe vicinity of Sheldon has dried up in a number of places.
 At the different mines Of the Arizona Copper Co. work IS progressing favor ably, and an excellent quality of ore IS being mIDed. Some 25 additional miners have been put on in the past two weeks, and considerable more men will be set to work m the next fort night.
 The Silver City Enterprise states that Nicolas Olguin, who recently sold ont lis interests m Graham county aud nov, d to the State of Chihuahua, talk ing with him thence a stock of merchan- disc purchased in Silver City, WIS rob ed lately by a couple of MexlcaLs iu bis employ.
 Messrs. Norton Stewart, the Post Trad CTS at Fort Grant m this county, have l H-Ntl ntAlNr Allut Ab lt-irt the payment If taxes in this county, CD the ground that their place of bnsi-ess is United States military reservation, and that they are no. sni=et to local tax ation.
 Benson Herald Clark, the grocery man, took lesson on the velJcIpe1e on Monday evening, under the instruction of Wm. Zsek. | The patient k now doing Gs well as could he expected, while the machine ! has been patched up To do duty nearly as we'll as before.
 Charley Tribolet met with severe &C., | ci1ent yesterday morning at St. DsvIds. | While branding cattle heavy bar Of 1 iron fell upon one of his feet and masl- ] ei it in a frightful maner. He IS able
 to hob5le about, but IS suffering consid-
 erabls pain.
 Tombs;cne Epitaph.l The New Jer-ey and Sonora Reduc- ' ton company has expended over S3U,- ] 00O in Tombstone m the past four ! months.
 | The Democrats expect to start paper
 next week called the Record. Welcom-
 ing it to field that can barely support
 one paper would be too unselfsh for our
 composition, and vet well use each oth-
 CTS paper and inA when We rUn short,
 abuse one another, drink together and
 be happy. Scme Democrats will wish
 the Record hadn't been pulled on them
 before they get through with the cam
 paign.
 lPheniT RerAld.l Yesterday was the hottest of the sea
 son. so far. The thermometer in this
 office bumped ll6 and didn't try very
 hard either.
 Councilman Loosley considers him. | self the coming lucky man. lesterdl ly, ' while standing hchlud his bar, a bird | flew down from tree On the sidewalk ! through the open window and perch, d | m bis shoulder for a minute or mo re
 and was not at all frightened when he | turned hIs head to look at it, but chiTptd
 aS confidently as though it was asking 1 Johnnie to treat: but then he didn't see ! the point and MT. bird went off dry. : We'll bet that bird was born and rais, d | m ph-nix and never heard of St. John
 or Kansas.
 We hear considerable complaint of ! iyseutcry. 4 little consideration in ! eating green fruit and drinking great ] amounts Of water when warm might
 serve as preventative.
 NIT. l. ,uis H lbbel, clerx at Shoenfelt ! & He!m ms Lew store. died thIs fore | noon. He has been III for ROmetin e 1 with bloody hux but hal not summoned physician until day or two ago when | it was too late. Mir Hubbel was com paratlve!y strange among us but nis ! friends have the sympathy of the com muuity Tn their sudden bereavement. lPheniK Gazctte.l
 Grapes are se'liIg for two cents q pound m the vineyards.
 Harvest work has about been com
 pleted in the Tempe valley.
 If you wish to save yOur thermome- trrs Uandage them with ice. The remains ot Mir. Yource. found on i Al Wormeirs ranch dly before yester- ! day, were buried near the place whuIe they were discovered by the Mexican boy.
 i 4 muster roll will shortly be opened | by the persons interested m the forma- | ton of military company in Phenix, a;d the iniIc Itiphs are that it will re | ceiye the signature of nearly every young ' man ID town.
 + Is reported that the fare during the exposition will be only S:}2 from Mari copa 10 New Orleans and return. If the ,cribe can only borrow the thirty he may manage tu lay up the other two iron dollars through his own honest en- | deavors.
 At his ranch a few days ago Bob Shults was bitten on the ankle by a rat 1 tlsSnake. IL was dark when the mlshap occurred, SO Mr. Shults had no oppOrtu- nIty of killing the serpent. \ quart of
 whisky, put where 1t wolld do the mos; good promptly killed the poison and NIT. Shults Is none tie worse for his ex- l perience.
 Barnett Bros, of Mesa City. are exper- imen,ing with the cultivation f arti chokes hs feed fer hogs. The vecetg- bles are tluurishing most politically, and 1t is estimated that the product will uot be less than 50 bushels to the acre. \ better article of food for hogs is uu- 1 known, while the production of th s crop will evidently cost much less than grain.
 Prescott MIner.1 A-.s..rrss of .F