Tombstone epitaph., 1888-12-08
ARIZONA NEWS.

with troop k 4,h Cavalry, are now sta tioned at Fort Verde. their new station Lieut.. Walsh and company have beer removed to Camp Bowie. Vestibule trains will ere long be place, upon the A. s; F.. and maybe the P. 6 A. C. R.
 l. Stevens. the well-known hunter ant prospertOI, who received an arrOs wound in the back iron, Navajo India' some tune since, says the Clifton Clario has almost entirely recovered.
 Hon L,n H Orme, Joint Councilmen tos the northern district IS engaged in cultiva,lng two sections Of land under the Arizona Canal.
 The mail route to Mayor, Mohave C.. has been discontinued.
 Gearge Olsen and Nus. Amanda ( ClenderinR were recently married a. Aqua Fria, Yavapai Co.
 Two brothers named Tullam met with an accident in the Carlisle mill, Grant county, last week has since resulted fatally to the oldest and the dangerously wounding of the other.
 E. E. Pomoroy, says an Exchange son-in-law ot the late Francis Blake, and resident ot Oakland, is said to be prominent candidate for appointment as Governor of Arizona.
 The Indian school at Tucson has had . tank with a capacity of 5000 gallons put in place on the school grounds. It is raised about fifteen feet from the ground and the water is pumped into the tank by wind mill.
 Mir. George B. Warsh and Miss Mamie Vain were married at Nogales last week.
 The Nogales Record truthfully re- marks that the coming season promises to be most prosperous one for the stock and mining men of Southern Ari- sona and Northern Sonora.
 Persons in from San CarIos, says the Silver Belt report the road in very bad condition from the heavy rains. Coke and freight teams will likely be delayed for some time.
 Dr. Alex Trippel has again been com- missioned by the Treasury Department to collect the statistics of the production of gold and silver of Arizona for the year 1888.
 The first church organization made in Mohave county, says the Miner, was effected on the 18th ot this month, by filing in the office of the Recorder of the articles ofincorporation of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Kinaman. The first trustees are Eb Williams, Wm. C. Blakely, and (. M. Funston. The or ganization will be subject to the Arizona quarterly Conference of the M E. church.
 Col. Wm. Herring, says the Gazette. of Tombstone, one of the leading law. yers of the Territory, and a first class gentleman, is visiting Phenix on matters pretaining te his profession.
 Gov. Zulick has let contract to have goo acres on the Highland canal put in alfalfa and $40 in barely. The Gazette says i, twill bring the owner far great CT revenue than the govstnorship of Ari- zona"
 The explosion of lamp ia | room of the railroad hotel q, Prescott Junction, one day last week, came near burning the fine building.
 The bridge at the Needles, Gala. will cos, S3so,ooo, will be bull, of iron and will be seventy feet above high water.
 The Episcopal church at Phenix will be completee and turned over to the trustees on the Isth ofthis month.
 The Odd fellows of Florence are nov ing in the matter of establishing lodge oi that society in this place and after holding few preliminary meetings con. cluded to apply for charter.
 The A. & P. railroad company, says the Flagstaff Democrat will soon pay in to the county treasury of our county S4I,- Soc for back taxes.
 Mir. A. P. Smith. and Miss Jennie Bacon of the elete of Prescott were mar ried at that place last week. Smith evi. den,ly believes in laying m his winter Bacon early.
 i Hon. Thomas F. Weeden and Mrs. Jennie Payton were married at Florence. The EplTKsH wishes the happy couple long life and prosperity.
 Mrs. Ma,cqse Jacob. and hnily of Phenix arsS pecsed from New York in . few days.
 Jk Fleming the successful New Mexico miner has been examining the Cave Creek mines in Maricopa county.
 The Arizona Mineral Belt railroad ex- tending south from Flagstaff 70 miles, was sold on the %th to D. M. Riordon of