Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Territorial News.

The largest fat steer exhibited at Chi
 csgo this season weighed 2,9OO pounds H. B. Murray < reported to have re ! fused Sl50,OOO for his Locomotive mint
 at Quiiotos.
 Mary cattle dealers lost, during tht ! last part of October, from SlOO to S2O'
 per car on cattle shipped to Chicago. ! The g one year old steers on exhibi l ton at the National Fat Sock show
 weighed from l loo to 1.G0O pounds. The material of ;he petrIfed forest, iu Apache county, Is tO be utliized iOl table tops RUd variety of other things, The patent Of tbe Reward mine, Casa GBadr i.sJrict, will be prrfs csrd inside of week cpd the company viii then resume operations.
 Prescott merchants cOntIuce to shIp goods from the east ard west, via the ;. I. railroad, because freisbt rates are cheaper shan those which rule on ihs A. r.
 Mr. Frank T. Raymond. e y0uug a;- tOruey at lag, arrived ID F!Oseucs tIls week from MorgantOwn, West Virginia, and wili locate in Florence and practice hls profession.
 The twenty niue fat three year old steers exhibited at jhe Chicaso Fla; Stock Show, weighed from l.6SJ to 2,455 pounds, the ms jority of them weighing over 2OO0 each.
 Prescott ought to have complete reduction works. a tsnnery, sash, door and blind factory, a foundry, steam laundry, soap and candle factory and a beef Canning establishment
 MT. Foreman and hIs son recently killed two partners near their ranch, about nine miles above Florence. One of them measured bine feet from the tIp of his nose to the tip of his tail, and the other one was only SIX inches shorter.
 The postal clerks on the Atlantic d Pacific road say an immense Bumter of Boston people are locating m Southern California They arrive a' this c0nclu- sion from the immense number Ot peg tai cards going east from that section.
 Mir. G. W. Sharp, O.. Florence. started to Globe with drove Oi hOgs this week, but they were too fat and heavy to travel. aLd he brought them back to bis ranch. where he will butcher them and ship the meat.
 There is talk of race between the Williams and the Foreman stslli IDS, a mile dash, for $500 and JOO head of cat tie side. There Is also talk of race between the Milk pony, of PheDix, and Edgar's lilly, three-quarters of a mile, for large stakes.
 Lieut. Maus, formerly stationed at WhIpple, k in pursuit of Indians and hopes to be able tC SOrral q band of them, MGus is dsshing and fearless young officer, ant If energy, perseve- rance and bravery will succeed Es will secure the scslps of some of the hOsillas.
 E. J Austin, oUe Of the owners of the Gray Eagle Stable, has brought a fine Pstchen marc m from his ranch. Sue has an eleven months Oll cOlt running along by her side sired by Head S LIn- coln's celebrated stallion, Boil. Dam and colt are hard iO bent ID ATizOng.
 Mir. c. W. Fuller, of Florence, cut his alfalfa again tnis week. This makes the sixth crop Le has cut of the same ground this season. The first i've crops averaged two tops t0 tine acre each, all the sl1;h crop one ton making a total of eleven tons Oi hay to the acre during the year. His fifteen acres Cf alfalfa have broIght him III over S6OO this season.
 Caplsiu Crawford with 200 scouts will leave tbe Middle Pass ID the DragOOns. proceeding Co the South Pass, and tLence as rspidiy as circumstances will permit be wIli penetrate south into ;he Sierra Madres, where he will inIn the expedition u-der cOmmsnd Oi MaIOr Davis, wLicn left Guadalupe canon Nov ember 26. Fms will make force Of 3OO scouts operating in the Sierra Madre, which, IL would seem ought Co be enough .o gather in the reuegadeI.