Arizona republican., 1891-08-23
TERRITORIAL CLIPPINGS.

Hon. A, J. Doran has applied Tor letters of guardianship of person and the estate of John D. Walker. The hear ing i set for Saturday, August 29.
 There is plenty of water throughout the stock ranges adjacent to this city. and cattlemen are no longer down at the mouth No water pumping is re- quired.
 That heautitul painting on exhibition at Blacks jewellery store will be rallied off on Wednesday evening, August 2o, for $50, at $1 a chance. It is from the brush of Miss Laurette Lowell and well worth the price.
 There is considerable trade in this city from Indians coming all the way from Maricopa, Casa Grande and Tempe. An Indian will always go to where he can buy the cheapest, it it IS POO miles away.
 The funeral of Comrade Marion Kit chum was held yesterday under the aus pices of the G. A. R. The services were very appropriate and exceedingly well conducted. The old veterans are passing away one by one and very fast. it is we'll that those who are left always take occasion to show their respect for the comrade who has passed away. From the Tombstone Prospector Aug. IS.
 B. A. Packard is in town from his ranch.
 w. c. Green came up from the river yesterday.
 Mir. Ed. Stamp came in last night from Ash Canon.
 Mrs. c. R. Nugent is confined to her bed with sickness.
 The San Pedro at Charleston last night was booming.
 Chloriders on the Silver Cloud mine, Dragons, are making money.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hare have rented the Woodman cottage.
 Mrs. R. c. Kettlewell will teach the Charleston school this term.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. J. Roberts are spand- ing few days in town.
 Two Tombstone boys are reported missing. They have been gone since Saturday.
 J. V. Vickers returned last night from the headquarters ranch of the c. c. c.
 The Noble Sons of Rest, will have a magic lantern exhibition at their castle tonight.
 Montana and Michigan alone lead Arizona in the list of copper produc- ing States and Territories.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Pom zetti, died last evening and was buried this afternoon.
 Charley Smith, the line rider, is mak- ing some Improvements on his house on Fourth street.
 Mrs. Charles Leach is still confined to her house on account of an injury re- ceived some time since.
 It is reported that lions are doing considerable devilment among colts and calves in the mountain foothills
 Southern Arizona needs the San Car los coal fields in it's mining business. Let us pull together to have them re- leased from the Indian reservation. From the Ttcson Ciuzen, Aug I9.
 No wedding has taken place in Tucson for years that has drawn forth the comment and well wishes of that of MT. Franklin, of this city, and Miss Barns O! San Francisco, taking place few days ago. Mir Franklin is one of the leading Tucson attorneys and Miss Barnes, that was, most accomplished and popular young lady. Hosts of friends, wish MT. and Mrs Franklin all married felicities and with them the CitigeH gives its bes wishes.
 The weather bureau for Tucson under charge of MT. Hayden of Fort Grant, will be established at the university, not at the Orudorff house, as projected. The removal was brought about by Prof Gulley, now in Washington. Some con fusion in the establishment of an office in the city under the signal service and that under Mir. Hayden seems to exist. For tine present MT. Wetmore will con- tinue his duties as voluntary observer in Tucson.
 We must invest all our surplus cap- ital in our home Building and Loan Association. This will not only keep our money for home investments but il will be where we can keep our eye on it, and see that the investment are well and securely made. Arizona i: not yet old enough to have surplus capital on hand to invest in eastern concerns. Let us stick to our home institution.
 The sufferage question will be pre- sented in various forms before the Con stitutional Convention. There art various opinion as to who should be qualified voters. There are those who urge that all citizens should be allowed to vote irrespective of sex, there are those who urge that none should bt allowed to vote who cannot read anC write the English language. The ten dpncy of the times ia tO allow Ameri. canism to make the laws and goverI Americans, and it is not to be wondered at that American women would like |, have something to say in the matter ---------------- llAAHa