The Clifton clarion., 1886-12-01
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-A' fA wy N'' N- '4tN - H-N'A ti- N~'-' airy, is now commardaat at Fort Lowell
 Ex Governor TnttIo recently purchased the Dwyer ranch nsar Prescott.
 Prescott papers report snow eight to ten inches deep. on tho 2o,h inst.
 ! small force of men and teams are at work on the Marlcopa and 'Ph@nix railroad.
 The election for icty officers of Prescott takes place on the first Tuesday in January.
 ". J. Osborn has been appoint ed deputy Grand Worthy Chief Templar for Arizona.
 J. " Wilson has been appoint el collector of customs at Nogales, vice Barlow resigned.
 The C. o. D. mine in 1Tohavo county was recently sold for S25,- 600. to 3Iessrs Dana & Howell
 The Tucson Gun Club held a turkey shoo5on theirrihe range at Silver Lake on Thanksgiving day.
 The University regents elected Dr, J. c. Handy its chancellor, who is, ezoatcio president of the board of regents.
 i fruit tree agent from a Illi- nois house has sold and delivered in Tucson 1000 fruit trees and l. coo 9roses, sarubbery, etc
 Lieutenant D. Y. 1IcDonald, of the 4sh Cavalry. who was tried by court martial at Fort Lowell re- contly, was acquitted by the court.
 Sufficient rails arc now on the way to comuleja the ]. c. 65 P. ra.lroad.to Prescott. \ new loco mo,iya has been placed on the road
 Tle St Johns Herald says that the people of Apache county are paying their taxes with their usual pyomrtress" whatever that may mean.
 Paul 1laroncy, late Of Tucson, was arrested few days since in San Francisco, on a charge of threatening a stoc,brohar of that place
 Fifty thousand pounds of wool were shipped from Ho.brook last week in enc ahipmen5 The con sjsunelt was destined to eastern markets.
 Eogalcs wants are many. A sub county jail; the land question settled: an Incorporation; Mexican money at par with American; age 8 few if net the least.
 Tho Copper Queen Company are working alout 25 men on the foun- Ja,ioas for new auelter, which they will have ia running order about the 1st Of February
 Hon John Howell, formerly Of Prescott, is erecting thorough re- dlc,ion works at Reno, Nevada, for wealthy company, and he will manage them after their com pleticn.
 The Epiiaph says that the con tcmplatedraiiroad from Fairbanks to B.sbae will not be built but that steam wagons will be used and that a trial of the wagons will be made in Q few days,
 Dr. J. L. Gregg, living near Tempe, has 8 number of peach trees that are now bearing the second crop this year. The first crop was large and luscious. but tho second crop is small. but fine y favored sweet and juicy.
 The farmers in the Santa Cruz valley are planting large crops Of barley and wheat and the pros poets for a good crop are said to be very good They are planting on now land and year by year they increase the amount Qf ara ble land.
 l wedding which was to have taken place last week m PLunix is said 10 have been inadvertently postponed, owing to the prospoc- tive bride having become so inob- dated over the future outlook that 1t was impossible to awake her for the ceremony.
 On Wednesday Of last week a freigh. train cn tho s. ?. railroad was wrecked east cf San Simon station. The head brakeman was seriously se8l5ed. X locomotive and seven car5 were wrecked. The spreading of the rails was the cause of the wreck.
 < r'in of enierarts, consisting of six wagons. and considerable stock, passed through Florence recently. They came hom the Indian Territory aud are bound for the Salt river country, where