Mohave County miner., 1890-08-30
rERnIToRlAL ITEMS.

Inc lerrtOrfai fSDifu Ot Eqnaillttiou
raised the asses .nient Of cattle ten per
c,nt in Yavapai county.
Miss Loretta Lowell, Of Tuson, has re-
c,sived her commission from VIM. Zes:k-
sndoh as commissioner to the Worlds
lair.
The Territorial Norm.l School will
yen on September lst with Dayton A.
Reed as principal and Edgar L. Storment
~ assistant.
The ten acres Of the university grounds
xere divided of into twelve pla's, and
..,,ch sown with q certain kind Of grass
.sed. Two or three Of the kinds are up
md doing very nicely since the rama
Citizen.
Simple lots Of some fine tobacco raised
u Tanque Verde were brought in this
morning. Tobacco culture pays we'll in
Arizona, and il is to be wondered At that
more 10 not done at it in the Territory
Tucson Citizen.
Cochise county property has been rais-
ed by the Territory a. follows: Horses,
fourteen per cent; sheep TO $3.50 per
head cattle, three per cent. The assess.
ment OF the 8. p railroad was reduced
from ~ 800 to 1900 per mile.
The Journal Miner says The anatom-
icil expert OF the Phoenix Herald tells
,tout man who was compelled to 60 to
Oakland. California, to recruit the '.gas-
fric jnices Of his knee cap" the Phenix
climate being too aid to supply it.
On the 25th inst. a passenger train col
lided with freight train near Pantsna
f. 8. Floyd had his skull fractured. Two
.e.tion foremen were seriously injured
lose yalesco and two other Mexican
Iaborers had both legs broken. James
Mead was injured about the head,
&c. Conway, Of Rye, GiIa county.
xf,o was bitten by a skunk last May and
ras recently undergone treatment for by
irophboia at the Pastenr Institute, New
York, was IN town Monday, on his way
home, having undergone successful treat.
ment for that dreadful malady.-Enter-
prise.
l J.B. Glover, Of the United States
Qnariermaster's department, will arriv'
,ere to-day to superintend the remoya
OF the remains OF the soldiers buried al
| Fort Yuma, TO the Preside Of California
There arg one hundred and sixty bodies
buried In the Fort Yuma cemetery
Sentinel.
Ifma County Republican County Con
vention was held on Tire END inst. Aftel
.lecting delegation to the Territorial
Convention they nominated for the Leg
slativs Council, David Henderson: fol
he Assembly, General Thomas + VIII
on, Thomas DiscnlI, George Bush, G
c. s,n;e, all Of Tucson, aud WIN. Cum
niugs. Of Nogales.
Jas. F. Patton. OF Giobe, was in th'
city this morning after all the help HI
onEd get to take back with him. He oh
tanned 20 Mexicans. about 200 burros and
" or Is wagons and teams. He 10 get
ing them for Il +. K1llncr & Co, who
have taken contract to furnish Son
.ords Of wood for the Old Dominion Cop
per Co.-Cifizen.
4 A Turson Citizen correspondent say
that between Florence and Globe the OLE
own Of Pioneer is now a deserted min
ing camp, where excitement ran high not
many years ago. Rich silver mines are
.till to he found here, and to-day there
IRE several miners chloriding and they
are making big wages at it. Some arr
making az high as $50 per day.
TIE N. NJ. Il A. railroad company il
rebuilding its road where it was washer
ont between Benson and Fairbank. in |
far better manner than il originally was
The road crosses the river fewer timei
than before and IL mostly on this side
II win probably reach Fairbank by Fri
day night and the freight that will ther
come to Tombstone viii make business
seem like early days.-Epitaph
| The Pima county Democratic conven'
ton was held at Tucson on the 26th inst
The nominations were Pred Hughes fol
the Legislative Council, and for the As
semblv Gus Hof, NJ. G. Samenago and
Sterling Wood, Of Tucson, and r. Harri
son, Of La Norte; A. Hoover, Of Nogales
for sheriff, AL. G. Bernard; district attor
ney, VIM. NJ. Lowell; probate Judge
John g. Wood recorder, Chas. y. shib.
bell; treasurer, George Ro,kruge; super
visors, Frank Allison and Tbeodor'
Gabler. The convention indossed MARI
A. Smith for reelection as Delegate 4
Congress.
Buttwo years ago this valley fairly
swar,nei with hogs. They were IN the
roads and byways. filed the alfalfa fields
and covered the stubbIe pastures in tn
fall. Fully five thousand we're ownet
and held TO the west and no,thwes, Of
Phoenix. With our abundant suppl,
prices went down to sbout one cent pei
pound on hoof for raw hogs, and abou
two and one-haif cents for grain faitened
This meant loss. 80 the porkers all wen