Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-24
ARIZONA.

News Notes OF Interest from the Sun
Kissed Territory.
Prescott Courier, Nov. I'll
f. A. Rogers, editor OF the Prescott
Courier, is an applicant for the position
of Register of the Prescott land Office.
Mr.. Rogers is good Democrat, good
man, and has done good work for the
Democratic party. The Gazette hopes
that Mr.. Rogers will secure the posi-
tion.-Arizona Gazette.
Thousands of fruit trees are being
planted in this vicinity at present.
While some care and attention is neces-
sary to get these trees started to
healthy growth, once started they grow
fast and finally yield fruit which is not
surpassed in either size or flavor in any
part of the union.
A most enjoyable double wedding took
place at the Pattison home, near Gran
ite mountain, on the evening of Thurs
day, November 18th. On this occasion
James Crockdale and Mise Ida Pattison,
and William Rhyme and Mics Ellen Pat
tison were joined in the happy bonds by
the Rev. Green.
Thos j. Corrigan, the railroad man,
rode in yesterday over the only real live
railroad which ever pierced the soli-
tudes of this section, the screams of the
locomotives of which caused the dread
demon OF isolation to eternally scat far
behind the pine clad quartz ribbed Sier-
ra Prietas.
Tombstone Prospector November 21.l
Miss Sarah Herring was admitted to
practice in the district court this after
noon. Upon motion of @. S. Clark, a
committee was appointed to conduct the
examination in open court. Miss Her
ring answered all questions propounded
in an intelligent manner, and was
warmly congratulated by the members
of the bar and large number of prom
inent citizens who were present. A
brilliant career as an attorney awaits
Miss Herring, whose many unexcelled
qualities will crown her efforts with sue
cess.
The Nogales Herald publishes state
ment that vote of the prisoners at the
Yuma penitentiary resulted as follows :
Cleveland, SO; Harrison. TO-; Smith, 81 ;
Stewart, IL, and the Herald remarks
that this shows where the prisoners
came from. The truth is that this
vote only speaks in high terms OF the
Yuma prison as reformatory. Every
man who is taken in there is asked re.
garding his politics. The prison regis
ter will show that but six of the number
came in as Democrats, and the showing
made by the vote as given by the Herald
is magnificent one and reflects credit
upon the management of that institu
ton.
Tucson Star, November %
A reward was offered by Governor
Murphy yesterday for the capture, deaC
or alive, of Kid, the red.skinned general
from San Carlos. Any one who can
secure the scalp of the "Kid" or SLOW
to the satisfaction OF the governor thai
he no more roams the plains of the wilC
and woody west will receive $4,000. ano
$4,000 each will be paid for number moi
to exceed eight of this noble red mans
band brought home in like condition
An application was made to the chic
executive to have the ranger company
organized, but he thought it would bt
cheaper to offer reward for them, anC
issued his proclamation accordingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Riley of Lol
Angeles are at the San Xavier. Mr.
Riley is the superintendent of the Brad
street company's Pacific coast offices
and brother of the brilliant poet, Jane.
Whitcomb Riley.