Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-07
Territorial.

Mir. A. Hittenger, of Tucson, is in Prescott.
 Mir. Theodore F. White has come up from CJchise county to attend the Stock Growers Convention.
 Our old friend, Mir. Hooker, the stock chief of southern Arizona, Is shipping a great many fat beeves to California.
 Friends oi Representative Samuel Pur!y gave him a rOusIng reminder of the coming of his thirty-elghth birthday anniversary.
 Quite a number of our citizens have secured carp, baptized them in Arizona water and given them permission tO grow up with the country Very re- spectable looking fish.
 Under-Sheriff NJ. l.. Lawler yesterday received a telegram from Sheriff Mul- venom, apprising him of the fact that Paddy Daggs was shot at Williams on recent evening. Sheriff MqlvenOn ar rested the shooter"
 Representative Cornell has letter fiom NIT. Ensign, of Humbug mining district in this county. in which 1t IS stated that Smithline Bros have twenty tons of S7OO ore ready for shipment tO Benson. Wager Bros. have arranged for the sinking of n IJJ-foot tunnel In one of their mines. Other owners of mines are taking out rich ore.
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 The cattle that make the larges. re- turns for the food consumed, pay the \. IA l. Al F.s makes the most valuable meat. lt does not pay tO feed hogs that will euly de- velop head and snou-, when there are valuable grades to be obtained.
 Returns have been received from the samples of ore from the Johnson mine of Cave Creek, sent Professor Hanks, state minerOlogist of California. He states that it contains no tin, but k sIlicate of iron. magnesla. and other base metnls, and of no value.
 More barley than whea. i5 being pm. m thIs year, and very many are newly turning their attention to hog raising. On nearly every ranch there IS an orch ard from one to SIX years old, causing the idea to occur to me that 1t VIII not be a thousand years before we have large fruit caLnery at Ph~nlx.
 The reporter today noticed Mexican woman trudging toward her home with a fifty pound sack of hour on her shOul- der, while her husband who was at her side, was engaged ID rolling a cigarette. IL would be more encouraging tO un- married men fl this order of things was observed m American society.
 c. W. Shrine has n small dist.lery which be is now enlarging; and showed me some samples of grape and peach brandy which was above proof and a. pure as any cornoeisser could desire. MT. Daniel Baglsy has large vineyard and 2.OOO gallons Ot wine of last years make. He has claret, madeira, port and sherry. winch only wants a little more age to be perfect, and even now are superior to the average California wines. MT, Daniel Bsgley is an old w.ne maker and says that the grapes grown on the mesa have more sugar in them and are more fitted for wine making than any he has ever used.
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 The following nOtariss have been ap- pointed by Governor TrItle; J. r. Scott, ! or YavapaI county, and Brewster Iah- 1 erOn for Pima county.
 The Lynx Creek plaeers will start up | at an early day, under Superintendent | Ritchie, with force of seven men. A new headgate has been placed in posi- ton, and everything indicates blg re- turn when work IS once commenced
 At the meeting of the Correspondents Club last evening, 1t was decided by the ! bohemians to give at an early day . sup- | Der to their friends in Prescott. The | gentlemen appointed on the committee to arrange the necessary details are all | boa vivants, and will if credi. for funds | car, be had. lay a spread that will rival | the feasts of the epicuriaus of old.
 Secretary Van Arman has settled with l about half the members of the lower | house on the question of mileage, on tbo basis oF tha number of miles Ovar