Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-21
Territorial News.
WIIeox stuekman.l

(Wileox stOckman.)
 Captain Pratt Perine, who some years sgo was stationed at Fort Bowie, was married 10 Miss Louise 5cudder ID New York on the 10th instant.
 Mr. George Raum has gone to the S'n Bsrnsrdiuo ranch tO CevOie le weeks time to "chasluR tEe vild deer and following the doe" Be prepared for A series of bear stories which are bare faced-.
 Mrs. Hayes, wife of one of the mem- bers of the large and well known cattle firm of Teyis. Perrin, Land, < O., died on Tuesday last of congestion of the lungs after an IllDcss of only few hours, The remains were taken to CtifOTDIa for burial. Mss. Hayes was the mother of Mrs Joseph PaschOly, cf Tombstone.
 Mir. Dan Hunsaker, the editor of the Stocknau, received the sad intelligence that hIs brother Joe was lying danger ously III at Tombstone. In company with hIs sister, Laurs. be started at once for that place, only to find on their sr- rval. their brother, in the throes of death. lie died sf CT an illness of bat a few days. His mauy friends and scaaaintsDces of the family sympsthizs vi them in their bthietion.
 Not less than four beef buyers are in our midst, and though their purchases are still being made on a low bssis. as compared with prices rdlIng ID former years there IS compensation Tn the fact
 bat stockmen cbn dispose of all the oseves the weather permits them to sa;her. That beef will be worth sir cents in the territory during the Spring months, the gentlemen making purchases here admit.
 (rombs,One ProspectOr.l
 Reports from the Silver Thread mine are of very encouraging character. indications all pointing to the uncover ing of large ore body very soon, on on near the 30O-foot level.
 Pete Schumaker, the wrestler, form erIy of thIs city, Is nov m Tacoma, Washington Territory, from whence be has issued a challenge to Faulkner for a match at s5OO side
 Word has been received here that Tom May, a well known miner of thIs camp, who left here about four months SEQ for the hot sprlngs in California, on account of rheumatic trouble, Is dead.
 A telegram from Benson reached Dr. | GoOdfellow yesterday afternoon, re- questing bis presence to reader surel- cal service 10 R brakeman of the N. NJ. \. Road, who had dIslocated hIs shoulder by falling from a water car. The doctor started at once for Fair bank, st which point he had been nOiI- fled the down train would be held for hIm,
 District Court Clerk Daily yesterday received the testimony, verdict, etc, of | :be cOroner's inquest on tAe killing Of Jim Barrock, from which II appear that 8 woman known ss Mrs. Miller was at least the indirect cause of the hOmi- | eide. The woman, 1t appears from the | testimony, was B BlrrJck s mistress, snd he | 'ancyiIg that Moss or "DeadshOt was trying to supplEut him in her affections, called him to account for #, at the same time opening fire on him with Colts 4j nt about len feet cIs,ance, following IL up with 0 second sbo; be'oTe Dead shot made return. Neither of Barrock's shots took effect. while the first shot from DeadshO;'s Winchester winged hIs man, and the second finished hIm. | (Nesales Record.l Crittenden property is tooking up, and the time IS not far distant when | Crittenden wlll be one of the principal points of the New Mexico and Arizona road. Mark il.
 Capt. John Cody, a cousin of the fe- nous Buffalo Bill" IS the gentlemanly assistant at the Crystal Pslsce. The | Capt, has had many sn up aud down in his life as the writer well knows.
 Tom Casanegs has returned from So ! nora with several sacks of ore taken from the mine of which be IS part own CT. This mine is gradually enlarGiug, and getting richer. The ore will be sampled at the N0zales shelter.
 Recorder A. B. Sampson publishes a notice in the "CITIzES" that he will not be candidate for any office st the com
 ug election. We are sorry that Mir. Sampson has decided to retire to private life, for we consider him one of the most faithful and obliging officials We have ever met; and 1t would have given us pleasure to have added our little mite towards securing bls reelection as Re- corder or any other office he might seek. The HRrshaw mining district is be- ginning to show its old time prosperity; men and money being freely used in de- velOping its many r-sOurces. HarshRw IS very fortunate in having among its citizens many men who are energetic, full of life and business, and will aid In every way any lsudsbls enterprise, that pOrtends to the upbuIlding otl that fa- vOred mining and mountain resort. Har- shaw has n good healthy climate. good pure sPIiDg water, and ID little while will astonish even the Harshawites them selves with its greatness and richness.