Mohave County miner., 1889-10-19
TEnHIrenIAL ITEMS.

The Phoenix Herald has moved into
new Office.
Dr.. F. Fl. Goodwin has been abpointe,
. regent Of the University Of Arizona vic,
Herbert Brown, resigned.
Tombstone sent its base bali club AMI
its crack hose company TO the territoria
air at Phoenix this week.
On the first instant the superintendent
of the Territory Prison reports that insti
tuition - containing, ll9 prisoners.
The U. 8. Grand Jury at Tucson havs
indicted ex-sheriff Ben Crawford for i'm.
peding justice in the Wham robbery case
The Champion says the Perrin Cattle
company has disposed Of 1000 head o
cattle, 10 California purchasers. II. t1s
per hsad.
Charles X. Dsake, has bean appointed
reviewer Of public moneys At Tucson
Our southern exchanges ray the appoint
ment ID . good one.
Cyrus D. Carrier well-known Ph9ui1
printer was run over by the cars and kill
cd, twenty miles from East Las Vegas,
N. n. Monday night.
The Tucson Citizen has announced Ia
intention Of getting out an illustrated edi-
tlon and the city council have engaged
1000 copies in sdvance.
The cost Of maintaining the Cochise
county hospital for the quarter ending
October 1st was u ,3S4.52. There were
three deaths during the quarter.
The board Of supervisors Of Maricopa
county has appointed judges and inspec-
tors Of the election to be held Nov. 8,
1889, for choice Of delegates TO . constitu-
tional convention in January next.
Judge j. Rush's many friends in
Prescott win read with regret, that since
his removal to San Diego, he has entirely
lost his eyesisht, while his hearing has
also been very seriously impaired. .-Joar.
nal Miner.
Msricopa county now has greatness
thrust upon hsr. A nav survey locates
west boundary lins three miles further
toward tho Colorado river and brings
within her boundary the rich treasure
vaults Of the Harqus Hala mining dis
trict.- Herald.
The following account Of work done
in Arizona BY the Presbyterian church
was reported ct Albuquerque on Wednes-
day last; "Arizona has eight preachers,
three church houses. 100 members. OF
these sixty-two arc 1t Phoenix, where m
elegant church b being erected. Rev.
Cook has been eighteen years among the
nmas. They formerly wore merely .
loin cloth, but now the women dress neat
iy and the men wear American clothes
and fine hats.
The Prescott Journal Miner says: !:
Upward Of forty men have arrived here
within the past few days, in response to
an advertisement puporting that seventy
five men were wanted at IS day to work
on q new state house. The advertisement
was signed "McArter, superintendent 2
No such work is in progress or contem-
plated in the territory, and the ADVERTISE
ment 10 fraud. Many Of the men who
have arrived here are destitute, having
spent their last cent to reach here.
The residents at solomonville are now
congratulating themselves on the fact
that they have succeeded in securing
sufficient supply Of good water to supply
their needs. The water heretofore used
in that town came from the Gila river,
and was neither palatable or conducive
10 health. Tha work Of sinking public
we'll was commsnced two or three months
ago and last weak au abundant supply OF
pure wster Was encountered, and the sup
ply SENS TO b irsxhsustible. Itis sisted
that some Of thu residents have tried it
and pronounced Il good to drink, and that
Ihe bear bills in tho Graham capital will
be reduced in tho future. Citizen.
On Monday the 7th inst, the Republi-
can Board of Prison Commissioners met
and organized. VIM. G. Davis. Chairman
Tucson; John q. Robinson. Treasurer,
Tombstone; e. A. Cutter, Graham Coun-
~ Capt. F. 8. Ingalls,, Yuma, was APP
pointed Superintendent; Hon. 10. Stan
iord, Tombstone, was appointed Assistent
superintendent; DR.. LII. Taggart, Yuma,
was appointed physician and G. H. Brin-
Icy, Yuma, was appointed Secretary, A
demand was made upon the Democratic
Board TO deliver into their charge, the
books, papers, prison and all other matter,
thereto, which they refused to
The Board then adjourned to
meet the first Monday in January.-Yuma
Sentinel.
Messrs Il. A. Cnt ter and w. G. Davis
from Yuma last NIGHT where
hey have been looking after the Interest
II the Territorial prison. They msde .
demand on the old Zulick board Of prison
commissioners 10 deliver over the books
md papers d the institusion, which was
refused. Geo. II. Stevens was not pres
mt, and 1t u learned that be - treasurer
u the old boasd, ho3ds about $500 Of
Tho prison funds. The whereabouts OF Ste
vens was mot known in Yuma, and the
last news Of him came from some placs
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