Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-25
Territorial and Mining.
Globe Belt.

Favorable reports from adjacent ran ges-feed generally good, and stock in thriving condition.
 The cold weather that has prevaile' this week is unusual for Globe. Tn lowest temperature recorded was 1i.t on Wednesday morning.
 A Masonic lodge is about to be organ ized at Florence. It will obtain Its c8ar ter from White Mountain Lodge, No. ] of Globe.
 Eugene Middleton returned from trip to Tucson and Florence on Tuesday He informs us that he has bought an in terest in the Riverside station and Will for a time at least, make Riverside hI headquarters.
 Gila county's quota of United State jurors, summoned to serve at Phenlx, ar respectively named, c. A. Fisk, Jame F. Patton, grand jurors; and Alex. Blake P. B. McCabe, W. O. Kellner, Henr. Webber, R. Roggenstroeh, petit Iurcrs
 Operations in the Old Diminion Cop per Company's mine, temporarily sus pended by reason of protracted rams were resumed on Thursday ssmornlng The brief suspension has enabled th' company to make repairs at the smelte which were badly needed.
 Joseph Thompson returned from the reservation on Monday last. where hC has been engaged, for Capt. J. l.. Bullls acting Indian agent, locating the Eaton saw mill, purchased by the government and removed from Pioneer. The loca tion selected is about 6 miles north oi San Carlos and fifteen miles from Eagle creek. in a splendid timbared country.
 Phenix Herald.
 T. s. District Attorney JeffordS and family arrived from Tucson yesterday to attend the U. $. term of court.
 Marshal Meade arrived yesterday with his family. He is still in office, but vii ling.to surrender as soon as his successor Paul;s confirmation passes the senate.
 Judge Edwards occupied Saturday af- ternoon in presenting his clients side of the case to the supreme court. To-day Goodrich & Street argued In support or the conviction. Lawyer Buck followed for Meyer. with District Attorney Cox in reply, Judge Ainsworth closed the argument in support of granting a new trial.
 YESTERDAYS CATTLE SHIPMENTS.
 R. L. Wright, Of the Los Angeles Strengthening Company. shipped one car of steers from PheniX and two fTcio Tempe to Los Angeles.
 Jos. Stephens, of the same place, ship peed six car loads from Tempe.
 George Marlow dispatched three ca~ loads, Messrs. Smith & Gibbs four cars, and Fowler Bros. thirteen cars, ..il ,U San Francisco.
 IL. Powell will forward seven and Purdy & Gsrner six cars tc Los Auaeles as soon as the cars can be secured
 Mr. Dunn, buyerfo Simon Ma'er. Los Angeles, is ln town looking up 50O or COO head.
 George Marlow has just taken 3o0 head from Byster & Sheridan, Verde steckmen, and will feed for a short timo at Tempe before shipping.
 Altogether % car loads were shipped yesterday from Phenix and Tempe.
 Prescott Courio-.
 Rifles for the Governors GuarGs have arrived and will be distributed at the next meeting.
 N. W. Bowen will put more money in Prescott property. His belief is that our town will soon be as large as Pueblo, Colorado.
 Friends of Geo. E. Brown would like h1or of ElN-eF,-vr U. $. Marshall, to work in Northern Arizona.
 Miss Nellie Cashman arrived in Pres colt from Tombstone last evening. Miss c. is one of the best know ladies in the west, and is said to always be the forerunner of a business boom.
 MT. Fred W. Smith is reported to be quite i'll at his residence in this city. A few cases of scarlet fever are re- ported in this city,
 Mohave Miner.
 Mohave county mines are looking bet ter than ever before.
 A number of houses will be built in Kingman this year.
 The Esmeralda mine, near Cerbat, at the depth of 1l5 feet, shows:up a three foot ore body, which assays 70 ounces in silver and 20 ounces in gold.
 The Rattan mine has been closed down temporarily, awaiting the erection of mill for the treatment of their ores. Tho company expect to have the mill ready for operation by the middle of May.
 The recent rains were of great value to the mines of this county, in many places new lodges were uncovered, and it is probabl that a number of new claims will be discovered as soon as the weather permits working them, which would never have been found had not the rains uncovered the ledges.
 Nogales Herald
 Dr. Chenoweth has been laid up for several days with an abscess in the right ear.
 Last Sunday night was the coldest ever experienced in Nogalos-so says the oldest settlerG.
 The municipal authorities on the Mex ican side have adopted the American plan and now make the prisoners clean the streets.
 Some of the boys ssalted" telegram the other day after the Louisiana | tery drawing and for time had one o. young clerks half crazy. For awhile he thought he had drawn 5I0.- 900 and he excitedly told EoipriHeZ !> get some one to fill his position. The terrible reaction that took rl:ce ghei the truth came near throwing the young man into la giippe.
 Phenlx Herald.