Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-07
Territorial News.
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 An old msu comm y1ly known as "UO- ole Charley a Well known character IL Phenix, who l.ge. Cn tho TGeed rsBch ad! Joining this city, was badly bruised last evening a. iIs nan-, Shortly after the old man entered tAe rOo m, the cen ter pole or vega broke. letting the brush and mud of which tine roof Is comp p5sed, fall m on hIUl almost b irving him out of sight, and had T. not been for prompt and ready hands that caIle tO his assis- tRnce, be would have been killed. As it was the old gentleman received quite s bad cut on the head, caused by the fsll- ing timber. Dr. WhsrtCD WAS at once summoned to his si1, sni his wound carefully dressed. The old mau is rest ing easy and will Outlive the disaster
 Thomas Gates resigned his position as superintendent of the territorial prison, at the quarterly meeting Monday, and J. Fl. BehRn was appointed superiLtend- ens, and Hartley, the famous gathug gun man, was promoted to turnkey, Johnny Behau's old place. Mr. Behau has every qualification for the petition he has been promoted to fill, and no man ID Arizona is more deserving of the good wIll of the democracy than J. E. BehaD. The Gsz tie congrstulates its old friend, upon his success III health was the csuse Of Mir, Gates retiring.
 tPhenix Herald
 Jim Murphy, Will Smith and Frank Brothers came Tn from the traIl last eve ming. The tugitives appear to be lost for the present, but We will all hope for the best. The boys gre looking strong and hearty, but they do not carry much hesh for they have been st DO chili's play during the last two weeks,
 Deputy Marshsl Wm. Smith says that be has folio wed the trail with Plmas PapagOes and Yumas, but that the Ma ricopas he had with him oa the late man hunt. can pick up track harder than any Indians be has yet seen,
 (Siiyer Bo.tl
 Frank Porter, ad interim chief ot scouts at San Carlos, during Al. Sisber's confinement with shattered lex, was discharged the service and immediately took his departure for Callfornia. Sic Der ls again acting in the cspacIty of chief scouts.
 The storm on Pinsl Mountains, Mon day, wss the seveTest of the season. From eight to fourteen inches Of snow fell, which dritted m places to n depth ot three feet. The warm weather now prevailing is rapidly dissipa,ing i,.
 The San Carlos delegation of red men who recently visited the great Father ID Washington, Tn charge of Lieutenant Watson, will arrive at the reservation to-day, and doubtless, keep open wick iup with a view of entertaining friends. and relating the wonders of .he east, the :hrong of pale facss, male and fe- male, and the avalanche of kindness e1- tended to them while there, winch throbbed beneath its weight.
 lNOgales ReserveL
 Capt, E. B. Fink has returned from the SsbinRs mine in Altar district, SonC- ra, where he has been for the past few weeks. He brought with him 23 sacks | of high grade ore. The mlne at the bottom of the shaft. shows a wider pay | streak than ever, fully averaging 10 | inches of metal that will say SGGO t9 SlOO 8 ton. The Captain is fully ss;isf- | ed with bis purchase.
 NoRsles, owing to its altitude, is be | coming summer resort as well as s winter one. The people of Sonora hnye learned that 0t all climates in the State that of this furnishes more relief from oppressive heat than any other Already nave hundreds made applications for | rooms aud residences for the sumn.r mouths and to accommodate this de- nsnd more buildings will have to be erected. When It is known north thnt he cllmste IS perfection during fin, l Earm period, msny who go to the sea ilde will come here. IS safe to ssy itty new re-idences will be built here within the next four months. A little udlclous advertising helps the town very tune.
 Mir. D. N. Cumming Os this cItv. has ecently received letter from n Cali ornis capitalist asking particularilv bont Sonora ranch property and orange ands. The gentleman stated that peo- 'le were anxious to purchase Tanebe- nd orange lands but owing to The fancy , gures asked for the same i1 California , hey were now looking in the direction , t Sonora for investments. Al Iasf :, capitalists are awakened to the idea Ina, , here are other good lands outside of fine o Iolden State. In Sonora, lands suitsbJe pr all branches of agricultural industry re to be found and at prices less tba1 ne fourth asked in CsEfoTnis. In tIe ay Of orange lands the State of Sanors peer of the continent. The Sonora |, yer Tor miles osn be converted into s range orchards and at the same fine pod crops of wheat, barley and corn 5e J rown- The same may be sad of inc n ltlyiDg lands of Guaymss. c