Mohave County miner., 1888-11-17
TERRITOHIAL ITEMS.

majority Of over 5000.
i Winslow polled one hundred and nin'
votes at the last election.
J. The Grand Lodge r. Il A. NJ. Ia In ses
sion at Prescott this week.
| The railroad 10 Bisbee will probabl,
reach there about March Let.
| Iti reported that Hon. Patrick Hamil
ton, Of Phoenix, Is dangerously Ill.
Phoenix advertiscs for proposals for th,
purchase Of SIS 900 worth Of her bonds
| Phoenix has three daily newspapers
two OF them Democratic and one Republi
can.
| Barney Smith IL collecting his bcts or
the election. He haS ZOO up on sherif
alone. e.--Journal. Miner.
Tom Hennesssy, the Arizons light
weight, has arranged boxing match .,
Gallup with the Coolidge Kid, Wins
low News. na4
j. II. Carpenter and Frank ID. Wells
were defeated In Phenix for the posi-.
tons Of Justice Of the Peace and Con.
stable respectively.
Mr.. l. n. Towne received q dispatch,
stating that the Commissioner Of Agricul.
ture had arranged TO extend the qusran.
tine order to take in Hereford, La Noriz
and Buenoa Ayres. Citizen.
During the Republican ratification
meeting on Saturday night at Phoenix,
Marshal Blackenship arrested several
prominent citizens for firing sky rockets
and they were fired by the police judge.
Pat Conley, well-known character on
the Rio Grande and in Arizona, was
found dead in Bennet's saloon, Silver
King, on Thursday morning. He had
been drinking heavily, which was prob
ably the cause Of his death. Belt.
"Firimino," the Papago Indian Who
was convicted Of murder at the last term
OF the District Court, will be executed on
Friday, the 18th inst, at the Court House
Jail yard Of this city. Invitations 10 the
execution have bsen issued by Sheriff
shaw.--StaT.
Good cattle are lower in price now
than ever before in Southeastern Arizona.
We are informed Of q recent sale ON the
San Pedro at 80 per head, and of an
offer to sell by another party at si5 for
cow and calf. At such figures cattle
should certainly be fine investment
Silver Belt.
The election In this county, so far as
heard from, passed off quietly, notwith.
standing great excitement prevailed In
nearly every precinct. When the vote is
all counted the chances are that the en-
tire Democratic ticket will be elected.
However, the vote between Gray and
Ward is remarkably close, with chances
about even.--Gazette. r..
The entire Independent ticket in Gra-
ham county was elected, as follows:
Councilman, Burt Dunlap; Assembly
,,en, s.. W .pansaroy: Sheriff William
Whelan; District Attorney, A. n. Patter-
son; Treasurer. W. w. Damron; Probate
Judge, John Blake; Recorder, Eduardo
Soto; Surveyor, FL. d. Cast Supervisors,
Z. A. Cutter and ]. z. Bailey.
+ G. Munich has returned from the Mo-
have desert, where he went 10 set up
apparatus and pnt laborers TO work on
his Job Of sinking artesian wells for the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. He
says there is DO doubt that water will be
obtained, and that, II it were not for the
heavy winds which sweep over the desert
the country would become in time, with
irrigation, q desirable place Of residence.
Now nothing but snteiopes people" it,
Alta.
Some trouble OF trivial character oc-
CURED last Tuesday in the Copper Queen
mine between Tom Devine, one of the
shift bosses, and one Plumb, a miner. In
the evening the quarrel was resumed and
Plumb drew pigtol and fired two shots
at Devine, one bullet grazing his left ear
and the other just breaking the skin ON
the top Of his right shoulder. After the
shooting Plumb escaped TO the hills, and
at last accounts had not been arrested.
Mr.. Chris. Johnson, one Of the original
owners and the present foreman Of the
Golden West mine in the Bis.erwell |
south Of the vekoi, was 10
town last Sunday. lie reports big pros
poets for that property. Mr.. johnson is
organizing largs cattle company ior the |
range country about the Sheridan mour.
!ains. He has three good wells to supply |
plenty Of water and the feed is inexhaust-
able. Eastern parties will be associated |
with him.--Flonsnce Enterprise. |
The following named gsntlsmsn we're |
Yesterday elected officers Of the Prescott |
& Arizons Central Hxilwsy, TO serve
during the ensuing year; Board Of Di-
s. Bullock, W. Il. Hazel
tine, VIM. N. Kelly, Thos. J. Butler, Levi |
H. G. Mutt, Geo. q. Manchester
and }. j. Manchester, Of st. Louis, Mo.
rhos. 8. Bullock, President; w. N. Kelly,
W. Z. Hazeltine, Treasurer;
Executive Committee-Thos. 8. Bullock,
VIM. n. Kelly and Levi Bsshford.-
Courier.