The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-02-18
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

LULU de oo DIlsOHeTS III the county
 jail. About twenty are in for petty
 larceny and vagrancy and the balance
 are United States adultery and forni-
 cation cases. Tucson Star.
 The Globe stage of the 9th was stop
 ped by the snow on the summit this
 side of the saw mill and had to be
 abandoned. Travellers since found it
 to have been buried in the snow.-
 Florence Tribune,
 The Journal-Miner says: Tim Sulli-
 van, recent arrival from New Mexi-
 co, was seriously and probably fatally
 cut in the face and body early this
 morning in dive by Lottie Taylor, a
 colored woman of the town. A man
 named Scott who interfered on the
 part of the colored woman, and at
 tempted to draw 8 pistol. shot himself through the hand. Scott and the colored woman are in jail.
 The Apache problem is being settled
 by the government in slow but sure way. If they will hurry up about it we will stop grumbling. Another company of 45 Apaches is being form ed at San Carlos for Fort Logan, Col orado. If the war department will garrison each fort in the east, with 40 or 50 of these warriors it will be re- lief to Arizona, for which we will be ever grateful, -Prospector.
 A new city is to be built on the line on the road from station 30 on the Bisbee railway to Nacosari. It will have telephone communication with both Bisbee and the mines in Mocte- zuma district. An American and Mex ican custom house will be there. It will be another Nogales and will be an- other factor in the development of Co., chise county and its growing adjacent country. It will be a great conven- fence for Americans doing business in Sonora.--Prospector.
 The case against J. L. Powell for cattle from Phoenix without | first having them inspected, has been he agreeing to pay the courts costs, and costs of inspection, and promising to regard the law in the future. It is daily becoming bet ter understood that this inspection must be made for every shipment and lt every shipping point in the Terri tory, and a vigilant watch will be kept that none slide through without this important ceremony.
 Otto Berg, recently discharged from .he army at Whipple, committed suicide ,t Prescott last week, his dead body vas found on the baseball grounds, ,bout half a mile from town. Both arteries in his wrists were cut and a great pool of blooL was found near the body. A piece of bailing wire was al- 50 found twisted around his neck, while in the pockets were found an empty vial which had contained nor Dhia and box containing two mor- phia capsules, showing that it was de- iberate suicide. He had often been heard to threaten to commit suicide, put his friends paid no attention to the threats. He was a native of Denmark md said to belong to good family.
 W. 0. O'Neill, president of the Ari- zona Worlds Fair commission, re- ,eived communication from the chief 1f the Forestry department of the Columbian exposition asking whether pr not the territory would furnish the for six columns and the fret work between for the Arizona portion of the Forestry building. Under the present arrangements every other state | md territory in the union except Ari | 1ona has furnished such material from its most distinctive woods; but from indications it looks as if Ari- | ,ona will go unrepresented as there is no money available for paying the ex- pense of getting the wood to Chicngo. This is particularly regretable as Major D. M, Riordan, of the big lumber mills 1t Flagstaff, has been to great expense to get out the columns, winch he has donated to the territory, while gen. tleman at Florence has agreed to furnish without cost sufficient cactus, and cacti wood for the fret work. It is 1 to be regretted that the lack of a very small amount of money prevents Ari- zona from making one of the most unique displays that could be made, as it's cactus, iron and other peculiarly distinctive woods would be hard equal elsewhere in the nation. n.-Journal Miner,