Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Territorial Tnric..

lElars;aa JhaupIou.l Several horses are reported as havinG been stolen m the past lew days. il ife vicinity Of Flagstaff. IL any ot tLe-s rust!ers Hre caught, they are taE'u. chances oinot having H !Cry tfial.
 We had fe- showers oi ram durue the week, but they did not give iut ground the goOi drgucaiug NO atdH needed. However, We are ccrresro"l. ingly grateful. for they laIi tLe Gus; aud | purified the atmosphere.
 James Goldman, who was arrested here last week fos petty larceny, I-d | who broke jail, wgs brought back Iron. kingmHn Saturday, by Deputy Sherli | Francis. He was brought before Jus tice COakley on Tuesday, for prel!mI- nary examination and was bound over n the sum ot SjlU to await the action of the grand jury. tLe jail breaking be- lng Gu additional uifeuse.
 C. W. Beach, au old and experienced journalist, who for many years whs tae editor and proprietor of the Prescott Miner, came ID Uu Tuesday $ traIl uG a short visit to our town. .ir. B-acA ir now one oi the cattle barUEs of layara! county, aud k actively engaged as oae of the contractors oi the Prescott R.Il- road, where he has some 20 teums en- plOyed Tn grading the nev road.
 There Is no better opening iu the west, for 6n active and energetic man and enc who thoroughly understands the oGsl- ness. than to start a good hotel rIght here ID Flagstaff. The town Is constsnly | filled with strangers and II Is often with great difficulty they can find place even to lay theIr blankets. We have had at times Hs many gs seven strangers ID B night on our sanctum iicor, merely As e matter of accommodation, because they cOuld not fad G place to sleep. Prescott Joarnal-Minsr. C. F. Foster has been appointed by tho board O, supervisors to examine the first ten miles of the r. < A. C. F. E. on its completion. The price to be paid is Slll,ll m county warrants.
 We are looking for mining boom in Tonto Basin IL leas than go days, a. sey- ersl mining properties are now te!uS negotiated with every prospect ot sever al sales being made satisfactory tO all parties. They undoubtedly have good mines there If the capital and the righ; kind of men ge: hold of them and dcye.- op them.
 lPrezcott Couri,r)
 Albert Bar1arl, partially insane, tried to hang him5cl; with wire, .u tLe !aIl. Saturday last.
 The first ten miles oI the Prescott N Arizona Central stardGrd gauge railroad will be completed Saturday next. So says letter from Vice President Bull lock to Mayor Kelly.
 A few days ago. as Tom Bonnet. wus engaged ID fixing G giant powder cap, It exploded, took the tips of three C. Ll- fingers, hurt his eve, etc. Dr. NcCAnd- less, yesterday. dressed the wourded parts and will io hIs very best Co heal them in short order.
 Mir. J. W. Wilson and Mr. Hughes. just from the railroad, tell us tn 'he graders will sooH toe at J. ". Sulli a's upper ranch. Three miles If road . -re completed at the time they left Friday last. The side track WAS crowded with cars. filled with material.
 tPhenix HeraldJ
 We regret to learn that the night coach from Maricopa has been hGulei oil, nnd tha. hereafter no mail will reach PheuiK tIll afternoon. There l. nU doubt that the livery seams VIII now take this night travel. but we shall have 10 wait for the maI.
 The Territorial Board Of Education has ordered the continuance n force cf the Territorial diplomas he'd by th- following named teachers: ". B. Cll- lumber, J. N. Piper, C. 4. stanton, D.. NJ. Martin. LizzIe Borton. Sullie D. Wood. NJ A. W hIts, Lizzie \ Royce, Y. F. Bean and Annie C. Reardou, All diplomas held by other persons, toge;n- CT with the county certificates issued thereon, have been revoked.
 CPhsuix Gaze:te)
 It IS reported m town to-day that the entire grain crop Of Mckeone vas de stroyed by fire last night and this forc- roon. The grain was stacked awaiting convenient time for threshing, bu. the fire has ssI ed all such expense. We can gain no information of the fire.
 The terrltory in the case oi Briggs Goodrich, charged with assault Co com init murder, rested to-day, and the d-- fense moved for dismissal. Motion WAS overruled by Justice Woods, and post pOnement taken until to-mulrpw ia order to allow defense to secure Wit nesses.
 The order has come to take off all the surplus and old stock on tue stage line between Maricopa and Prescott, and A. Darlington leaves tomorrow wI;h ear load of horses which will be shipped by raIl to California. Two new sixteen passenger coaches have been ordered by the new mall contractor for use on the road between here and MBricopa.