The St. Johns herald., 1885-12-03
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

| M MOhaVe Miner: EX-Ch1ef Justice
 Sumner Howard has been appoint
 ed a notary public by Governor
 Zulick.
 Record-Epitaph: It is rumored
 that Surveyor General Hise will not
 come to Arizona until after Con-
 gress convenes.
 Star: Special Agent of the Trea-
 sury Department, Col. H. A. Moor,
 left a few days since to visit the custom houses at Fl Paso, Nogales and other points on the Mexican frontier.
 Yuma Sentinel: Nogales is in need of more dwelling houses. It is afflicted with ice and frost, and has a new postmaster in the person of s. w. Carpenter, and also has healthy boom.
 Wallapai Tribune: It is under stood in political circles that Chief Justice Shields will appoint a Court Commissioner in this county who will be in sympathy with the ap- pointing power.
 Tucson Star: There are great many more head of cattle on the ranges of Pima county now than when the assessor was around. How is this, gentleman? There is something wrong.
 Mohave Miner: A convict at the Territorial prison, by the name of George Cliquit, attempted to com init suicide few nights ago, by severing an artery in his left arm with a jack knife.
 Nogales Frontier: The feeling against the Chinese in Tucson is growing more general daily. This is demonstrated by the fact that they are beginning to fail in busi-~ ness for lack of patronage.
 Citizen The Santa Cruz valley, from Tucson to the Sonora line, is capable of producing fruits sufi- cient to supply all of Arizona. It has the soil and water necessary, but it is employed for cattle ranges only.
 Nogales Frontier: Two of the three Mexican horse thieves who stole small band of horses from Gus Williams ranch, over in Co., chise county, are believed to have been hanged last Wednesday. Pur- suers were close upon the heels of the other thief, and expected to Overtake him.
 Mohave Miner The United States Grand Jury at Prescott have sub- mitted a partial report, ignoring bills against Chas, Jones and Jas. Rogers, and returning three indict- ments against James McAvoy Scar Faced Charley) and three against Jim Sing for selling whisky to h. dians.
 Journal-Miner: Judge Hackney, the veteran editor and proprietor of the Globe Silver Belt, celebrated his 70th year on the 30th ut. The good people of Globe, of which place Judge Hackney is an honored citizen, gave him surprise in the shape of an expression of good wishes and a contribution of many good things.
 Prescott Journal: With a dele gate in Congress of such prononn- ced ability as Col. c. c. Bean, with a governor who is a warm personal friend of President Cleveland, and with a Secretary who is son of Secretary of State Bayard, Arizona ought to be able to command some influence with the administration, and obtain some recognition in the way of assistance in the develop ment of her resources.
 Journal-Miner: John Kinlock, man we'll known in this vi- cinity, mysteriously disappeared from Chicago last fall, and nothing has been heard from him since. He was at the time on his way to Ari- zona, and a gentleman connected with the company to which Mir. Kinlock belonged, and who recent ly arrived here, states that Kinlock had about $1 200 in his possession