Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-01
Territorial and Mining.
Prescott Courier.

Louis Kee brought a sixteen pound cabbage in from the Beach ranch in Kirkland valley, to-day, to James l.. Bones.
 Joseph Titus. of Flagstaff, rolled over a aprecipice. few days since, sustaining severe injuries.
 r1Anothe fire occurred about one o'clock this morning. resulting m its burning of the interior of D. Levy S Co.'S. barn, in the rear of their store, together with all its contents. This Is the second attempt made within abouU month to burn the place. the former one being made early in the evening and the fire being eXtin- guished without serious loss.
 Adjutant- General O'Neil has received the Musterr roll from Aztec, Yuma coun- ty, for a military company there, with a membership of 50,
 The arms recently received for the Governors Guards scame from the Be nicia arsenal m California, and are ex- ceptionally fine weapons. 4 government soldier from Whipple Barraks, in eX- amining themyesterday, remarked that they were better than those in use in the regular army. The Arizona militia will make good use of them when an op- portunity presents itself.
 Phenix Herald.
 The plaza committee met last night and authorized Recorder Schwartz to proceed with the plaza improvements. Along the outside borders pepper and palm trees will be planted alternately, twenty feet apart. The diagonal and center walker are to have alternate olives and oleanders for borders. Box hedge Is to surround the building, with foun- tain in front and cactus beds in the rear.
 REMEMBER THE VETERANS.
 If our present executive were Presi- dent and Congress combined, no G. A. R. man would complain of a nations in gratitude. An applicant for some official favor writing from Glla county, says: "In addition to Indian trailer, 1 am post master: l served four years in the army during the war as captain m 2nd ColorG- do cavalry. and vote the way l shot"
 Acting Governor Murphy very prompt ly granted the favor requested and said that ''he considers any man who votes as he shoots, provided he shot the right way. entitled to every consideration properly within any mans power to ex- end"
 Wilcox Stockman,
 4 patron of the Stockman, writing from Dudleyville, states that none of the stockmeu of that section have sold their beef cattle for two or three years, and that large number of good steers can be purchased in that section.
 Otto Davis. who started for Deming last week to drlve the steers which A H. Palmer purchased in this section, had hard luck. The cattle stampeded this side of Lordsburg, and about 240 head got away. These are now being gathered, and Mir. Palmer has decided not to attempt to drive them farther, but will ship from Lordsburg, probably tomorrow.
 Sheriff c. W. Shores, of Gunnison. Colorado, arrived here last week, and, in company with Tom Horn, who had been appointed special deputy sheriff for Graham county, went to Aaravaipa Canon, where they arrested two men who have been passing as brothers and going by the names of Will and Joe Kirkpatrick. The officers returned here Sunday with their prisoners, and Sheriff Shores left with them by the evening . train for GunnisOn, where they are un- der indictment for horse stealing.