Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
TERRITORIAL.
What is Going on in the Surrounding
 Counties.

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 John NJ. Chenoweyth, the man who shot and killed Robert Carrol in San Francisco, and then killed himself, was | formerly d resident of Tombstone. While there he married Miss Parmalee Josephine Peters.
 Frank Dysart, district clerk of the court of Graham county has gone | to Dakota for a bride. The young lady | is a daughter of Hon. J. A. Wood, for | merly well known in Iowa.
 Phenix Gazette: The BuckhOrn mine owned by Shrine & Kimbali. of Mesa, ,and located near the base of the Su- perstitions mountains has been bonded to California company for the sum of S20.0O0.
 St. Johns Herald: Manuel Meir was arrested by Sheriff Creache on last Thursday, charged with having violated the law in regard to bringing sheep into the territory without having hem in spected. The case was commenced on Saturday before Judge Jarvis, and on motion of defendants council, was post pored until tbe 10th, to allow time for the owner of the sheep, Louis Tuning, to come here. This is a case in which sheepmen are interested, as tie law was enacted to prevent scabby sheep being driven into the territory at the instiga- ton of sheepmen. The gentleman above mention had charge of five separate herds and had said in the presence Of two persons that the sheep had not been inspected and that he had no permit from an inspector allowing them to en- ter the territory. The penalty, we be- lieve, is a fine of not less than S1OO or more than S250.
 Epitaph: Louis Gutereiza and A. Eoreiga were sent over to-day from Bis bee for thirty days each for using vul- gar language and the latter for petty larceny.
 The fifty stamps of the Mammoth will begin to drop about September lst.
 The Territorial Normal School will open on September lst with Daten A Reed as principal, and Edgar l.. Storm ent as superintendent.
 The Journal Miner says: The anatom i;al expert of the PheniX Herald tells about man who was compelled to go to Oakland, California, to recuIt the gastric juices of his knee cap, the rhenIx climate being to arid to supply 1t.
 Prospeetor.
 The nominations in various counties of the territory are being made with a quietness that causes ore to listen. 'Tis we'll.
 The rate of taxation this year for gen. eral county purposes has been fixed at S2.l5 on the Sl00 of valuation of taxable property in the county. This IS Sl.05 less than last year.
 What lot of fun they must be hay ing up in Phenix to day.
 It was rumored at Benson this morn Ing that two of the MeXicans who were injured in Sundays accident near Pan tano, mention of which was made ln last nights Prospector, had died in Tucson
 The announcement of the arrival of l G. w. Cheney in Phenix, is made in the 1 local press of tha town. He is there '"fo | attend meeting of the Normal School | board"
 The shipments of ore are again resum- ed and the familiar music of the mule 1 skinner Is again heard.
 Fla; staf Democrat.
 A number of drunken cowboys shot | up the east-bound train last Thursday | night .
 We have had three or four good sized | showers this week, and things lOoS re  = Herman Miller, an industrious sheep man, whose ranges are in the vicinity of | Bellemont was in town this week. His | this years clip was unusually large and | of fine quality.
 Work on the reservior of Walter J. | Hill, at Bellemont, is progressing rapid | ly, and will be completed in about six | weeks. The cost of thls enterprise will | be about s6,0O0.
 The Flagstaff Rifles were sworn into | the service of the territory last Monday | evening by Adjutant General O'Neill | About thirty five members were present. |
 It is very probable that a new issue of | arms, will come to Flagstaff for Compa- ny ''C," very shortly consisting of a new | rifle of 30 calibre, with all improvements. |
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 Bulletin.
 The ranges of Graham County | promise to be better this year, than | they have been since cattle has been | kept on them. The cattle are nearly | all fat and the grass has just began to | grow. Grass and fat cattle are taking | precedence over politics in Graham County this .year.
 People .who went to California to avoid the heat of the last summer have | turned their faces homeward, a tired | and Jagged out" .crowd. It :will take them two or three months to rest up | so as to be able to enjoy the heavenly | climate that will prevail in Arizona dur | ing the next eight months.
 Do not convet thy neighbor's office,
 A few more mining sales this week.
 The mails have continued to be ir- regular this week.
 The county board of equalization met | on Monday to complete their business. | There were only few who appeared | and make complaint of the raise in their | assessment, and theIr cases were adjust | ed satisfactory.
 MT. W. D. Jefferson, of Stafford, con templates going extensively into the | bee business. He already has large | number of stands, and has ordered some | improved stock from the east. There is | no finer country for bee culture than is Arizona. |
 NOTES.
 The Indian school at Fort Yuma will soon again be in operation.
 The Phenix Gazette says it is making arrangements to put in one of the finest water motors in the United States It is a State of Maine manufacture, and has no equal in its line.
 Journal Miner: Mountain lions are still .playIng havoc with colts in the vicinity of Ash and Sycamore creeks and other sections in the eastern part of the county.
 Journalist: I hear Charley Ziegenfuss,