Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07
Territorial Topics.
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] liheniN bazette.
 When central Arizona Is thoroughly developed her man crop will be fruit and grapes.
 w. B. Lount, charged with assault to commit murder upon Briggs Goodrich in relation to the recent unpleasRntness s, as fully told by the Gazette, was dis charged this morning by Justice Woods tt was held that Mir. Lount's ac. was lnstihable. Goodrich, it will be remem- DeTed, gave bonds in the sum of S3,OOO 10 appear before the next grand jury. lPhoeniX Herali.l
 The rate of taxation this year prom. ises 70 be little lighter than last year.
 MT Frank MosIer, living twelve miles west Of town, accidentally cut himself very seriously on the foot with an axe yesterday. One of our physicians being called dressed the wound and the young man IS resting easy today.
 Mir. Amos Hawks, of Mesa City, paid the Herald office n pleasant call this morning. He informs us that the fruit crop or that settlement will be very isht this season, especially the grape crop. which was injured by tke grape vine flea, in the spring.
 The Hon Patrick Hamilton, Con- missioner of Immigration, left on the stage to-day for San Francisco, where Le "lll superintend the printing of s pamphlet of hundred or uo-e pages, descriptive of the resources of the Ter rItory. The pamphlet will be illustrated and furnished with new and corrected maps, e;c.
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 The ChiTIcshul children recently talk "n from A, q ,ua to San Augustine. Florida, will Ce sent tO the Indian school, at Carlisle, PeLn. Those of suitable age number ten or twelve.
 A number of Pima and White Noun tain reservation Indians were in town ihis week. One young buck, from San Carlos, came into the Belt office and asked, in good English, for some news papers tO read. He wished to keep posted on the affairs of the nation and especially on the campaign against Ge- r0nimo, and We fed him with the de- sired mental pgbulum. He informed us that he had attended the Indian school q Hampton, Va.
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 Mrs. Flora Dodge left for Tucson yes terday. She will make that place her nome in the future.
 Judge J. D. Rsymert has been having G siege with the Inilammatory rheuma tlsm for the past two weeks but 1t is getting better now, We are glad to learn.
 Messrs. James Brown and Thos. Gern- ley returned from theIr trip up the San Pedro, NedOesdgy. They say that II we md made our report of She severe storm apply 10 the Mammoth that 1t would have ieen correct. From them !. We learn that the Mammoth compauy are working about twenty-five men now and ss soon as the new hOisting works arrive from the east, s large force of mca will De put at work Tn the mine. . The mine IS reported to be looking ex- ceedIng,y wei at present
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 The first ten miles of grading is en- tirely completed and graders are on the | next. Rails on first ten miles will be | lad and ready to be turned over on . July 3Dth. Not until railroads penetrate . a country are the resources of the same . fully discovered. Four miles from Sul- .ivau's has been discovered a very fine coal deposit. The limit of ground k of course yet unknown. Enough has been seen to justify the assertion that II IS greater than fine Gallup deposit on the line Of the 4. ,G r. LDc,tOrs Of tue first il0 acres are Messrs. Brady, Bullock, Kelley and Beach. The coal will make coke, piece of news winch will be greeted with gusto by mine owners of Northern Arizona.