Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
Territorial Topics.
[GIobe Chronicle.I

 San Pedro.
 Sam Trout was severely hurt yester- day by the falling of the elevator m Kellner's store. His injuries are pain full, but not serious.
 The Chinaman who was accidentally shot last week at McMillen during quarrel between Joseph Flannery ana another man, died on last Sunday. flsn, nery was brought to Globe and lodged in jail.
 A force of men have been sent up to Pioneer by Superintendent Hellings to tear down the machinery of the hve- stamp mill and move it down 10 the Casa Grande district, where 1t will be reset and put up with five additional stamps | to work VekOl ore.
 Mir. c. s. Taylor has returned from hls | trip tO Mineral creek. He thinks It IS | one of the richest copper districts ln the | country. The Ray Copper Companys | c"ncentrators will probably be working | by the first of August. ID. Fl. Snyder IS | dolng good work on his Monarch claim | and developing 1t m fine style.
 lTombs;one EpitAph-l Judge Pinney is rusticating at Albany, | x. r., where he hopes tO remain until September. J.B. Ayers. of Charleston, has com 1 menced suit m the district court against the T. NJ. < M. Co. on forty-fOur unpaid l checks amounting to about S3,OOO.
 A. Fl. Stebbins and W. K. Meade, delegates respectively to the Republican | and Democratic national conventions, returned Saturday from the east. | They both voted and worked for sue cessful candidates, and each expresses | confidence that his man will be elected.
 The prospects for Tombstone look de- | cidedly brighter. There k a better feel | ing among business mGn than there has ! been for three months. All on account | of a handful of men starting to work | i'm the mines. Before the end of the year we will have better camp than ever.
 Prescott Miner.l
 Wm. H. Thompson, we'll and favOra- bly known to the sporting fraternity Ot | Prescott, Is reported to have been found dead in hls room n Los Angeles few days ago.
 Hon. NJ. Van Arman has addressed communication to the Secretary of State calling hIs attention to the absence Of any quarantine on the border lIne be- tween this Territory and Mexico, and his inability to establish any m the ab- sence of any direct statutory law auth oriZing him to do so. In conclusion Secretary Van Arman urged that some immediate acton be taken. by the na- tional government to establish a quar- antine of some description against the yellow fever now said to be prevalent in Sonora.
 Prescott Journal
 Governor R. c. Powers, of Gila Bend, Is m town.
 IL begins to look as if our Republican citizens will have to run a carpet-bagger for cOngress.-COurier. It begins to look as if your Republican fellow citi- zens will elect delegate tO congress without asking any advice from Demo- cratic sources.
 IEpitaph.I Colonel Morgan Morgan, IT,, returned from Mexico to-day, having succeeded ln recovering only a dozen of the eighty head of stock stolen from him. On this, his second trip, he has discovered that the Sonora authorities paid much more respect to him than on the first trip. Some one had evidently been putting a flea m their ear.
 Henson Herald.l
 The miners of Bisbee sent S7O0 to the miners union Ot Tombstone last pay day.
 It is reported that n rich find has been made about IS miles north from here in the Yellowstone district. It IS said that ore has been found there as- saying S2,SDO 10 the ton. We hope 1t is so.
 Goodrich Brothers. Ben and Briggs, have disposed of all their cattle ranging on the South Pass ranch. to Lyle and SandersOn, for S25 per head, including everything that walks. They will prob ably deliver 600 head.
 PInal county is the "bOss" of the Ter ritory. No debt; S40,0OOin the treasury, and more taxes near at hand. A remark able showing for a county of such linn ited territory. ard hang evidence that there is lot of mIsmanagementi in every other county in Arizona.
 lCi,tton Clan0n.l Harvesting IS about over in the Gila valley.
 For the week ending Saturday, July l9. 1881, the Auzona Copper Company shipped PIP, 100 pounds of black copper.
 Three water jacket furnaces are con- stantly kept in blast by the Arizona Copper Company in Clifton. The com bined furnaces consume on an average lSD tons of ore every 2i hours. In order 70 get down the required amount of ore the inclines at the Longfellow and Met calf mInes and the Coronado railroad are kept very busy. It IS the intention tO put another train on thIs road soon. Al present engineer Arbuckle makes four trips per day, two of them to the end oi the road, aud all as far as the Netcah. Since the new engine, ths JamIesOn, has been put on the road he k hauling a train of fourteen cars.
 Prescott Miner.
 John Moon. n Kirkland granger has reinforced his large herd of cattle by bringing 20 Iine Sonora beeves with him from Mexico, with which he passed through town a few days ago tO place in the above already over-stocked locality.
 Farmers in the valleys to the west of Prescott report a scarcity Of ram this summer and predict drouth similar tO that of few years ago. Most all kind of grains and vegetables are later this ! .NatA AlhAl tNNA btAoAt Al A4.A lIA4AEs anu | with the exception of few who are for tunate enough tn have a bOunteous sup ply of water to irrigate with, total fail ure of everything to the dry rRncher is predicted.
 Since the introduction of carp into the waters of Kirkland Creek, some two years ago, 1t Is noticed that their culture has not been such failure as was pre- ! 1 I. many thousands. from the few hundred that were placed there by Mir. Garside, eau now be noticed in The streams. Itis also the intention of the residents of this valley to stock it's waters with the eat species next spring and bring them to our market regularly for use.
 Halted by Herders. Gov. Sheldon received a telegram last night from NIT. M. C. McGough at Silver City, requesting his excellepcv to help