Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-14
Territorial News.
Wilcox Stockman.

 Proctor Bros, Dowle Brothers and other cattlemen. They will be shipped from hereabout the 20th.
 While assisting in loading cattle Sun day night, J. l.. Forester was struck in the breast by steer that was running down the chute. He was rendered un- conscious for several minutes, but on M onday was apparently none the worse for the mishap.
 Dr. Bannister, post surgeon at Fort Grant, came here last Saturday to con suit Dr. Porter in regard to the case of the little daughter of Mrs. $. Green, who had been dangerously i'll for two weeks. The child is still sick, though now supposed to be out of danger.
 c. M. Renaud, our efficient Quarter masters Agent, went to Fort Bowie early in the week on business connected with the transfer of the property of the to go to the state of Washington, ex- changing station with the Second Cav airy. He has now gone to Forts Huachuca and Lowell for the same pur- pose.
 There were three shipments of steers from here to Kansas during the week, amounting to 1,616 head. G. F. Black shipped 765 head, consigned to W. NJ. Hurst, Strong City; the Sierra Bonita Stock Company 755 head, consigned to RI. w. Stewart, Halifax; and V. E. Wright 1S6 head, consigned to himself at Emporia. There were 299 twos and 466 yearlings in the shipment from the Sierra Bonita ranch. They all, and es- pecially the yearlings, were of high grade, showing the benefit of the infusion of good blood" into rango herds. MT. Wrlght's cattle were purchased from Tripp F Underwood, Gilbert Webb, and MeSsss Morarity, Michigan, Eldridge, Meyer and possibly others.
 Valley Bulletin.
 Under Sheriff Fred Newell IS at work on the assessment roll of Graham County for the present year. When he com pletes the work, the total assessed valua- tion of the county will be published in the Bulletin.
 The crops ln the vicinity of Stafford are looking fairly well. The barley IS now about ripe and the harvest will begin in few days. Several of the inhabitants of that place have made substantial i'm provements this year.
 The soldiers at Fort Mcdowell are said to be packing their haversacks pre- paratory to abandoning that post. This the Phenicians are sorry to see, as all the supplies for Mcdowell were drawn from the Salt River valley.
 The Bulletin office received the larg- est stock of printing papers, ink etc that was ever brought to Graham county This office can turn out all kinds of com mercial printing on the shortest notice Letter heads, bill heads, posters, etc, etc No person should send money out oi Graham county fer such work. Our force is composed of frst-class workmen and all work will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
 The report reached Solomonville on Saturday last that M. F. Cunningham and Lyman and Ed. Fo lett had struck of Hot Springs, near Fort Thomas, anu on Monday Lyman Follett passed through here en route to Tucson with q sack full of ore to have sampled by Mir. Chas. H. Wores, of the Tucson Samplng Works. The ore was exhibited at the store of J. T. Fitzgerald & O., and Wal pronounced by all who saw it, to be very rich. The ledge is said to be four feet wide on the surface, and it is believed ]; will run away into the hundreds.
 M A. Morford, editor of the Pherix IorolI ono of tba olloet o,l lNoc+ ,,,,,. papers in the territory, accompanied his wife on trip east, as far as Deming, last week, and on his return home stopped off in Tucson for one day. The Herald bears evidence of continued prosperity, and is paper worthy of the support of every republican in Arizona. It has labored long and faithfully for the sue cess of the republican party of this ter ritory.
 The colored soldier Wilson, of San Carlos, was tried in tine United States court at Phenix last week and convicted of murder. lie was charged with kill ing another soldier named Fleming at San Carlos about one year ago. He as- serts his innocence of any connection with the crime for which he was tried. He was defended by Gen. O. T. Rouse and Judge ". M. Lowell, of Tucson, two able attorneys, who will try to secure q new trial for their clent.
 Wallapai Indian society, like the "Hico," gets badly demcraliZed at times, md this week 1t has been all torn up. N aliapai Charley got drunk and whip ped h.s Squaws so vigorously as to cause he whole Indian camp to object. Big Water, big buck who loves the seduc- tive fircwater, added another wife to his larem, to which his favorite seriously 1bieo ted, and made it lively for both by 1rlvinS tho new wife away and pound ing her amorous lord until lie legged for mercy.