Mohave County miner., 1890-10-04
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.


for praticing medicine certificate is dated
the 18th, Of the sth moon, Of the 9th year
Of Fung Chi.--Courier.
Under the Revised Statutes OF the ter
ritory, first class county must have
over 1900 registered voters, a second
slass county over $50 and third class
county less then 100.
The Prescott Courier says: Farmers
along the line OF the A & p railroad, near
Williams, Flagstaff and other points, are
preparing the ground for fall wheat,
which grows to perfection all over Nor
thern Arizona
The Republican convention OF Marico-
pa county on Monday nominated ex-
Governor X. G. Powers for the Territorial
Council, and Edwin s. Gill, editor Of the
Arizona Republican, and Joseph B. NAL
lin for the Assembly.
The cattlemen in the vineinity Of Fort
Grant, this county, have organized them
selves into an organization TO be known
as the Fort Grant Cattle association, WITH
C. p. Leitch as President and G. Won
Gaussig as secretary.
II the Tuscon candidates for office ex-
pect to kiss all the babies in Nogales
they had better be getting around here,
as the time is slipping away very fast
aud the babies are accumulating mighty
rapidly .--Nogales Record.
Territorial Superintendent Of Public In
struction, George W. Cheney, has re.
moved Art Mcdonald and Willard Farr
from the Board OF County Examiners and
appointed Capt J. uogue aud w. g. Scott
IN their stead.--St. Johns Herald.
Thomas j. Goodman, has returned
home from San Francisco, and is grading
the mill site near Gutenberg for the
quartz mill which has been shipped from
Chicago. l.. I. Hopkins, Goodman's as
sociate will arrive by the end OF this
month. Yuma Sentinel.
The democratic ticket OF ella Co, con-
sisting Of the following gentlemen, is a
strong one. Councilman U. y. Curtis,
Assemblyman K. Il. Moore, Probate
Judge Job Atkins, District Attorney I'D
McCabe, Sheriff ]. H. Thompson, Treas
urer 7. A. Lonergan. Recorder q. w. 7,
Hunt, Supervisors Q. c. Tebbs, S. w
Ellison.
ella county Republicans have nomi-
mated the following ticket: Councilman,
Geo. T. Peter, Tonic; assembly, NJ. G.
Wepb, Tonic probate judge, r. W. West
meyer, Globe; district attorney, J. W.
worth, Globe; sheriff, Geo. 4. shute,
Salt River treasurer, j. w. Boardman,
Rye; recorder, Chas. T. Martin, Globe
supervisors, s. Gibson, and d. b. Harrer,
Globe.
The house on the ranch owned by Gov
+. 4. Tritle (the old Dwyer rauchl east o
the citizens cemetery, was destroyed b,
fire on Saturday night. The FIRE was pre-
ceded by a terrific explosion, as Of gian
powder. The fire was supposed to be o
incendiary origin. Loss nearly 81 900, 0
which from $500 10 500 falls on VIM
Dewitt, who had considerable good
stored in the house.--Journal-Miner.
The Yuma Times says: From private
letters we learn that the placer field;
near ella City and along the Colorado
river will be extensively worked during
the coming fall and winter. Several com
panies have demonstrated their confiden'
ce in the placers by purchasing extensive
machinery plants, and to them We ex-
tend our hearty wishes for quick and
| substantial returns from their invest
meat.
When the census Of Arizona was taken
in 1880, there we're many thousands o.
Chinese and other railroad employees
building the 3. 7. road. In Pim'
alone there were 5000 Of this class. TAX
ing this into consideration, the south
western counties have made good show
ing in the census Of the present year
The next ten years will show Arizona vi
az one Of the rich and populous states o.
the union.--Gazette.
Hon. +. A. Tritle, Ex-Governor Of An
zona, is TO the front again with big pro
isct for the advancement Of Prescott anC
surrounding country. Years ago tho
governor purchased from Mr.. DAME
Dryer land upon which there is an abun
dance Of water, which he now proposes
10 store and use. He has had surveys
made and says he will have no great dit
ficulty in raising water as high az the
court house dome.--Prescott Courier.
The Tuseon Citizen is misinformet
when il states there are few three-year
Old steers in Southern Arizona. While
great many steers went out Of the Terri
tory last Spring, all we're not sold by any
mems, and California buyers who MAJ
come here this fall and winter will fine
all the cattle they want, and they will b
beef too. And steers fattened on our ma
tive grasses make the best meat in the
world Wilcox Stockman.
Rev. G. H. Adams, Superintendent o
Methodist Missions in Arizona, arrives
by yesterdays train from California
His many friends are panied 10 note that
his eyesight is almost gone, the ligh
having faded from his eyes till only thu