Mohave County miner., 1888-05-19
rERRrroRIAL ITEMS.


liver the Memorial Day address 10 the
Phoenix g. A. X.
III. J. Miller, prominent attorney oi
Flagstaff, was married ON the 9Th inst. 70
Miss Lille Gorton.
The Phoenix Sunday Schools made q
picnic excursion TO Tempe last week.
There we're four car loads Of them.
The Journal Miner says. The Kansas
Board Of Railroad Commissioners con-
template 4 visit TO Prescott this month.
II Is announced that Vim. C. Read, OF
Tombstone, and Miss Mary Goodrich,
daughter OF Hon. Ben Goodrich, will be
married In Phoenix on the 18th instant.
Isabel VI. Meader, Of Williams, has
fled a physicians diploma for record in
Yavspai county. II was issued by the
Women's Hospital Medical College, Of
Chicago.
The Tucson Star says: The mortality
among children has been rather large for
the last few days, nine deaths being re-
ported on Monday, owing to the prevail
ence Of measels and diptheria.
A fire at yulture on the 9Th instant
destroyed four buildings, including two
restaurants, Maginnis' saloon and bust.
ness house belonging TO John koarke.
The total loss was about s5, 900.
Michael wielan. worthy citizen oi
Globe, was found murdered near that
place on the 9Th instant. Citizens oi
Gloie offer a reward of 800, and the
county Of Gila 500, for information that
will lead to the arrest OF the guilty parties.
II is reported that the mines at Quijotoa
will be started within the next ten days.
This will bring new lie TO that mining
camp, which has been very quiet for
some time. II will also be OF interest Ia
the business men Of Tucson. Star.
Last week st Mesa while racing horses
Wm. Everett was thrown from his horse
striking on his head aud shoulders. The
blood snshei from his eyes, nose and
ears. He iisei for twenty-four hours
after the accident. The deceased was
twenty-one years oi a2e.
A drunken Mexican on the Iith instant
was locked in the Yuma county Jail. Fol
revenge he set fire to a broom and held i
where the flames would spread. The jail
adjoins the Court House and the records
were removed. The building Was o
adobe. The damage will amount u
about 5000.
The teachers in the Tucson Publ,
Schools took preliminary steps toward
the organization Of g Territorial Teachers
Association. Miss Pomroy was electe'
temporary Chairman and Mr.. Hitchcock
Secretary. II Ii the intention of tn
Association to correspond with othe
teachers throughout the Territory
Citizen.
i j. ID. Jenkins was found murdered
shot through the head and body, in tn
Little Colorado River a few miles from
Winslow. The remains had been in tn
water several days. Jenkins is fron
|, Nashville, Tenn, and is a Photographic,
He was in company with man name
Smith and had lately taken up q ranch O
the river. There is no clue 10 the mul
dersr. Smith is missing.
James T.. Wing, of Granite Dells ranch
has brought in some specimens Of ry
grown on his place, which he commence
10 harvest May LIST, and which is fully fiv
feet in length. One bunch contains fort
stalks and another forty-four stalks, fror
single grains of seed. He las about te
acres Of this grain which il fully heade
out, and which he 10 cutting for hay
, Journal Miner. .....
From Mr. Kline, who has just arrive
from Globe, reports that Capt. Adam
! and Bob Pringle had shooting scrape !
Bayard's saloon, Salt River, in whic
, both are reported TO have been mortal
, wounded. The cause Of the shooting wa
not reported, but as both men are har
fighters and quick on the trigger, IL is b
lieyed that the business has or will en-
both their liyes.---Tucson Star.
Chicago men are having no end Of goo
luck in the Arizona mining countrie
Late reports from Tucson say that tw
mines at Crittenden Station, owned by A
r. Luce and John Marder, Of Marde
Luce & Co., and other citizens Of Chieag'
have begun to pay, and metallurgii
down from San Francisco has said ths
the neighborhood Of the mines is likely
be the richest mining region in Arizon'
Il A correspondent Of the Clifton Clario
says: The Indian census has been con
J pleted for this quarter, and a total OF 81
families with an average Of four IL the N
suit. A marked improvement II notices
/, ~ better crops and general air OF col
tentment Is especially noticed anon
them all. Ths party taking the censt
, found the Indians everywhere hard I
} work repairing dams, cleaning out di:cht
: and flooding the grain fields.
Last night w. J. Mulyenon, the officer
Sheriff Of Yavapai county, was awakene
, In his room at the Phenix Hotel by SOM
thing alighting On his leg and pinchir