Mohave County miner., 1889-04-27
rERRrToRIAL ITEMS.

do river in ls49, and was named ella
Howard
A bill making II . misdemeanor to herd
sheep within three miles OF any town
passed the Legislature and was signed
by the Governor.
While prospecting north OF the railroad
recently 8. J. Sullivan discovered large
spring Of water within twenty-five miles
OF Prescott Junction.
The Arizona Copper company at Clif-
ton has found new use for slag, aud are
moulding It into bricks l2x6x8 and build
ing commodious fre-proof building
with them.
Hon. j. W. Dorrington returned to
Yuma last evening, feeling that he had
served his constituents we'll in the Fif-
teenth Legislature. Mr.. Dorrington made
winning fight for $4,000 for the Terri
torial prison.--Ph9nix Gazette.
The Prospector says: Barney Riggs,
who was sent to Yuma for the killing Of
Hudson at Dos Carbezas q couple of
years ago, and who was pardoned by
Governor Znlick after he had served
few months in the tolls in Texas for
killing q cowboy"
II is said ex-G Governor Zulick is worth
$4,000. When he accepted the office OF
Governor he was busted institution.
The salary of Governor Of Arizona is
$4,000. He has held the Office nearly
three years. The Office Of Governor Of
Arizona is one OF profit. Star.
John Krwaggen Of Cottonwood was in
town to-day. He says that himself and
partner, MIR. Haskell, have planted 200
young fruit trees this year. They have
small orchard already bearing, and ex-
pect to market q couple Of tons OF apples
and ten tons Of peaches this year
Journal-Miner.
On the night of the 18th inst daring
thief entered John Y. T. Smiths store
at Phoenix, with red flannel mask over
his face, put a cooked revolver in Mr.
Shayer's face and demanded the cash.
As Mr.. 8. was opening the drawers
another clerk ran out and gave the alarm
and the hold-up took to his heels.
The Epitaph is authorized to state that
Hon. w. I'll. Stilwell has not been re-
tanned by Mr.. Strauss in his effort to hold
his office, neither has he made any effort
to be appointed one Of our district judges, |
nor has any intention of trying TO retain |
the Office. He viii serve out his term a.
district attorney of Cochise county, to
which Office he was elected by fatter-
ing majority.
The call of the Arizona Legislature to
hold convention for the purpose OF
framing and submitting constitution OF
, State for the consideration OF the people |
d. November 5th, reminds us OF an ad-
vertisement which appeared in the New
Orleans Piayune in 1912 under the head
of wants, "a stout, active mana good
lriver-.-to look after a Niger and an
acre Of growing cotton. Belt.
A number Of Globes most influential
;itizens met d. NJ. Riordan, OF the Cen
raj Arizona, formerly known as Mineral
Belt railroad, and discussed the capabili-
lies OF Gila county as feeder to the bust
ness OF the road, which resulted in Mr..
Riordan visiting some Of the most nota-
Die mines to-day, for the purpose Of
himself with our mineral
wealth. He was accompanied by DIR.
Alexander Trippel.--Belt.
1t is now openly stated that it cost Sol
Barth $12, 900 all told to secure his par
Ion, $1,000 constituting the last payment.
Who got the money? 1t is also stated
hat il cost the friends Of young man
Who was sent to Yuma from Phoenix
5000. II this be true, who got the
II is pretty generally believed
hat Wong Ii, the Chinaman released on
pardon, cost 10000. II this be true,
who received the coin Star.
All the ranchers in the Santa Cruz val
ey are very busy this month cutting
heir barley for hay. The barley is now
m the dough and all who intend 10 make
1ay are cutting it while in this condition.
The first crop Of alfalfa will be cut next
week. There has been but little irriga-
ion this season, and Mr.. Sam Hughes
,ays the crops are decidedly better than
hey have been for eight years, and in
some instances no irrigation at all has
been required.-Citizen.
As Governor Zulick is now out Of office
{ would be eminently becoming Of the
press to allow him 10 rest without the
customary departing kick, and the Citi-
zen for one would feel constrained TO
AIRY out such policy we're it not for the
,x-Govesnor's blatent dsmagogery. He
oses no occasion, either public or pri-
rate, to villify and abuse the press and
private individuals who honestly disa-
yreed with him when Governor. He
must penorce expect no better treatment
han he il willing to and does accord 10
,thers. Citizen.
The famous libel suit Of Clark Chur-
hill vs.. ex-Special Agent Slater received
ts ouietus In the district court last even