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The Tucson Citizpn of the 27th says; "Up to this time the vote lon the Gal abasas railroad subsidy stand ssF yes, AS nc"
 The Tucson Star says tho PHpagoes are now in jail notwithstanding prom ises that they should not befAAprisoned.
 According to the Miner, three wealthy syndicates are eeger to build a railroad from Ash Perks to Prescott
 The Salt river valsy will produce good yield of barley ard shree-quar- ter crop of wheat. priceso grain are 25 per cent better taan the quotations of 3 year ago. Phnnix Gazette.
 The FlagsbaF Champion reports an influx of sporting men from Calico and Dagselt districts in California, who had been attracted to Flagstaff by the report that the .ssineral Belt railroad was being constructed.
 The comrades of Sergeant Jahke, who was assassinated by some un- known party, at Whipple barracks, have offered a reward of S200 for the arrest oF the murderer.
 No section of North America enjoys so great a variety of climate as Arizo- m. 4 heavy frost fell at Prescott on the nigbt of the 18th inst, while resi- dents of Yuma, at the same time could sleep comfortably under GOV ering of nlosquito-bar netting.
 Well-informed stockmen who have been in close attendance on rodoes in different portions of tho county qxpross the opinion that not less than fifty thousand calves will be branded in Yayapai comfy during the spring ronud-ups.
 The appropriation oi 5000 allowed by the last legislature, to aid in the construction of wagon road from Flagstaff to Camp Verde, has been al. lowed to lapse because of the failure of the commissionersJ. E. Kirk patrick, William Faiu and William ldunds to qualify.
 The Territorial insane asylum com missioners have elected F c. Hatch resident director, Wm. Christy, treas urer and N. A. Morford, secretary.
 The Maricopa Supervisors have pur- chased leo acres of c. H, Vail 2, miles from Phunix, for S3.500 in county bonds, as site for the insane asylum.
 Nogales Frontier says the southern portion of Pima county contains some. of tue finest agricultural and grazing lands in the Territory. The climate is the best, soil rich, and water pure and abundant. Crops can be raised in tho valleys without irrigation.
 The PhaHicians arc enjoying ripe peaches.
 The weather at Tucson is growing torrid. The mercury on Monday reached 92 degree.
 The adjourned meeting of the board of prison commissioners, held in Yuma, resulted in tho appointment of Cspt. Ingalls as superintendent of the Territorial prison Ii J. Nugent, of Tucson, assistant superintendent and turnkey; Judge Brinley, secreta. " of the board; Dr Baldwin, medical and surgical officer.
 James Mcfarland and the Duncan brothers, who have been in tbe Cochise county jail the pat seven or eight moaths awaiting trial for murder of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz, RaGerty and Raymond, in she Huachuca mountains some time since, were on Monday ac- quilted in the district court there being no evidence whatever to convict them.
 The vote in Pima county, on satur- day, on the question ef voting s2o0, 900 subsidy to the Calabasss Tucson < Northwestern railroad, resulted in a large majority in favor of granting aid. The construction of the section between Calabasas and Tucson, 1t is said. will commence in ahollt n month