Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-01-18
WILCOX ITEMS. THE WEEKLY ROUND UP or SEASON
 ABLE ITEDIs. Sales of Cattle at Good FIgures---Mar- riages---Other Interesting
 Matters.
wilcox stockman)

W. II. McKittrick returned Thurs day night from Kansas, where he went to look after the sale of steers he re- gently shipped from here. He informs us that he sold them to a feeder at Emporia at a very satisfactory figure, and that they were pronounced the finest lot of range steers ever brought to that section of country. MT. Me Kittrick also stated that George Frisl, who shipped at the same time to Elm poria, sold his steers at a good figure It pleases US to have this sort of news to chronicle.
 NIT. Palmer, the cattle buyer from Emporia, Kansas, who arrived here last week, has purchased train load of steers from T. T. Hunter, of this place, and the Eureka Springs stock company, Dunlap Brothers and J. Kennedy, of Aravaipa Canyon and, we understand, has contracted for a train load from stockmen in the Stock ton Pass country. He will ship the first train load during the coming week.
 Messrs. Thomas Steele and W R. McComb on Thursday night returned from Kansas City, where they went with train load of steers belor ging to themselves and other stockmen. We have not learned what price they received for their cattle, but under stand they did not net very large figure.
 A train load of cattle was shipped | from here yesterday to Kansas City. They were purchased by NIT. Black from the Soldier Holes Cattle Com pany, Mir. B. Riggs and different mem bers of his family, and Messrs. Louis Prue and N. P. McCallum, and num- bered something over 800 head.
 Blr. c. D. Brown, writing the Stock man from St. David, this county, gives the pleasing information of the mar riage, at the residence of the brides parents at that place, on Tuesday, De cember 31st, of Mr Walter T. Fife and Miss Mary J. Merrill, oldest daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. John s. Merrill. Rev. P. c. Merrill, grandfather of the bride, performed the ceremony, in the presence of about fifty friends and rel atives of the happy young people. The wedding occurred at two o'clock in the afternoon. after which an elegant din ner was served. The groom, MT. Wal ter Fife, is well known and liked here, is one of our best "boys," and he and his young bride have the best wishes of all who enjoy their acquaintance, for d life together of happiness and good fortune.
 Another desertion from the bache- Tor ranks $ to be reported. MT. John 4. Rockfellow, of the stock firm oi Rockfellow & Servoss, and who is also principal of the Tombstone public schools, was married at Sonyea, New
 York, on Monday, January 9th, the fortunate lady being Miss Flora A
 McNair, of that place. MT. Rock 5--=-e-,t -----7-----ee-,.t- ...ni thy and excellen
 gentleman, ana ne sstIyi ms V IT receive the hearty congratulations o
 a host of friends .when they arrive il
 Arizona.
 Frank Manly, tinhorn gambler
 and worse, grossly insulted one of ou
 citizens on Tuesday and was promptl,
 tHoChSA OuJ III OAS IOuiQ. I1O wa subsequently, arrested for disturbing
 the peace, taken before Justice Nichol and fined $50, with the alternative o
 fifty days in the county jail. He tool the "altep1dfiye," and was taken t
 Tombstone on "Wednesday by Consta bla Caldwell Frank, we don't thin : Wilcox climate good for you. The Stockman, after wasting a goo ! deal of ink, paper, etc, for sewers years in making out bids, and bono to accompany the same, offering to ( county printing and advertising. ha , at last received contract-the prin
 ing of the county delinquent tax lis ;, Staying qualities generally count i the long run,
 J. E. Dunn shipped from here C Saturday last, seven cars-l46 head ! of fat steers, consigned to 5. Maie : Los Angeles. They were purchase from Monk Brothers, and average
 l,036 pounds in weight.