Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-07
ARIZONA NEWS.

George Christ, of Nogales, repre-
 sents Arizona on. the National Repub-
 lican Committee.
 One hundred Mexicans have been
 brought from Sonora to work on the
 Bisbee railroad.
 Hon. T. J. Butler, of Prescott will
 make the address at the Territorial
 Fair in Phenix.
 The Maricopa and Phenix railroad
 was completed to Phenix one year ago
 last Wednesday.
 The wife and children of L. c. Hugh
 es of the Tucson Star have returned
 from Pennsylvania.
 Johnny McCune, stage driver,
 committed suicide in Phenix last Mon
 day.
 Amos B. Smallwood and Miss Mat tie Faulkner were married in Phenix
 last Sunday. Also Hi EIdred and
 Miss s. Barnes.
 A fire at Fort Apache on Monday of
 last week destroyed the quartcrmaster
 and commissary supplies, involving loss to the government of $l00,000. It is said that Geo. L. Hood will be
 8 candidate fer the Assembly, and B.
 H. Hereford for District Attorney be-
 fore the Democratic County Conven- tion.-Citizen.
 The bondsmen of ex-U. s. Marshal
 z. l.. Tidball are being sued for short age in the Marshals accounts aggre- gating about $23,0 coo
 The residence of Mrs. Alice Moeller,
 at Prescott, was destroyed by fire with
 nearly all its contents, last Monday
 morning.
 w. F. Kengla, of the firm of Kengla, Waer & Kengla, cut his left arm quite severely just above the wrist, last Sun es long and reaches to the bone- Citizen.
 , Stevie Brown, an eight year-old son of MT. c. o. Brown, while playing in , the new house Camp street this morn ing, fell and broke both bones of the left arm at the wrist.-Citizen. The post office established at Crown King, Yavapai Go. Ariz., Geo. P. Har- Z ringLon postmaster, and office at Ask T Ol EN, SOltilbN, VIII DC NloLOlAIAAl ued from the tenth of July. \ Mr. Geo. A. Dockam, of Fort Lowell 2 and Miss Mamie McMullin, of Tucson, V were married by Rev. H. Hammond f Cole at his residence June 2Sth.-Cit- izen.
 s A letter of the Secretary of the Ter t ritory was sent to the house Friday g endorsing the claim of Jos H. Camp D bell, H. NJ. Alexander and L. H. Chal- | mers for services as assistants to e United States Attorney in certain O murder trials in Arizona. A fire in Prescott last Sunday morn K ing destroyed several buildings on the ' east side Of the plaza, from the Bank F of Arizona to Goldwater's brick build 'l ing, involving loss of about $50,000 : on which there was but $700 insur- = ance.
 if George Helm, brakeman on the $ Maricopa and Phenix railroad, was hit
 upon the head by an iron rod of the
 bridge at Tempe, last Sunday, and
 badly hurt. He was on the top of 8 F. freight car and remained unconscious III lll5 DCllIOQS IJOS1llOIl lAllA1l llAC lIdlL N reached Phenix.
 q The general court martial for the 5f trial of Lieut.. Col. Geo. A. Forsyth V 4th cavalry, which was ordered to as e semble at Fort Huachuca on the 27tf " inst, has been postponed until Mon Ie day next. It is understood the charge n against the gallant "Sandy" is that O q duplicating his pay accounts. His .s many friends In the Territory hope tC Q see him come out with flying colors.- e Epitaph.
 le A very difficult operation was per k formed last Saturday on the person O IS Annie Roberts, who has been lyinE le for several months almost at the pom Il of death Her intestines were remov- le ed and replaced after extracting there te from the cause of her complaint. A 1t last accounts she was resting comfort n- ably with even chances of recovery 1e The operation was performed by DFs t. Dunn and Goodfellow-Prospector. a The Southern Belle mine, under tn, D. management of L. c. Lewis, is agail Id the scene of activity, and the mill vii a begin work on or about August 1st ot The Messrs Brajevich have contract $ ed to supply MT. Lewis with 5000 ton h. of ore from their mine adjoining tn at old Southern Belle claim. They art K now at work building chute iron le the ore dump to the rOck-breaker am in when this is completed they will b lg in readiness to make good their con
 tract. They own an excellent piec
 of property and the mill will, beyont ,n doubt, make a successful run.-Citi 70 zen.
 ne By Wm Laughlin the Arizonan ic informed that the Maricopa vinegar V. enterprise has proven failure, so ia is as the present year is concerned. Nc rs. more than one per cent, of the vines ut which covered three hundred acres es are alive. They were set out rathe is late, and although there was plent ed ful supply of water, the canals wer he not arranged to permit of its distribr no tion sufficiently speedy to keep tn as grapes alive The well will be mad on larger and sunk deeper next yea it. when it is confidently expected ths on the experiment will prove success mt Arizona.
 in Some weeks ago the Arnonan mad h. local mention of the discovery of ers Mexican woman in a dcmented stat
 down in the Mesquite district Sh he was brought to this city and returne rly to her husband and family, who r to side in Neahr's addition Yesterda
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