The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-10
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

' from Mrr. J. W. McGowan, Castle creek, stated that owing to 8 very heavy rain the body of the late J. w. McGowan could not bc brought to Prescott, but was temporarily inferred near his mining camp.--Courier.
 We are in receipt of communities tion from Florence announcing that Rev. Father Warluzel started on the 24th inst. to accompany the altar destined for the Catholic church st Globe. The reverend gentleman ar- rived here yesterday. The altar is described as being the handsomest one in the Territory.-Belt.
 Mir. c. M. Bruce tells the Star that the community adjacent to Huachuca have been intensely interested since the arrival of the Apache soldiers. Considerable uneasiness was at first felt in regard to their presence but since the public have learned that the Apache soldier spends most of his time in the guard house the feeling of fear has passed away.
 A Washington telegram of February 2s says: Henry Tuning, of the cattle firm of Cooley & Tuning, of Prescott,
 A. T., received another black eye to- day when the pre-emption statement of Diego Garcia was held for cancella-
 ton. As in other cases that have come
 up in the Interior Department. it was ] shown that the entry was not bona
 fide, but had been made simply to
 extend Hunings cattle range.
 Editor Patton of the Banning Herald,
 says that the Colorado river has risen five feet. G. W. Durbrow of Salton,
 says that 1t has risen seven feet. The
 facts are these: The lowest the river
 has been this season was 16 feet 4
 inches; the highest on the present rise
 was 19 feet, rise of only ? feet s
 inches. A rise of seven feet will put more water into the Salton Basin than it ever had since white men knew oi
 the great sink.--Sentinel.
 The Yuma Times says; Suit has been
 commenced by J. Nj. Molina against John StOffela to recover his bet made
 on the race two weeks ago. He ask
 for the recovery of the one-story bricl
 building and lot on Main street ant
 t20OO in cash. The answer ayers tha
 the consideration of the property Ii |, illegal and in addition that the rac' was run on Sunday. Mir. Molina ha' retained Baker X Campbell and Samue Purdy. The case will come up at thu April term of the district court.
 Last Saturday warrant was sworl
 out by Miss Conception Olaeta for tn 5 arrest of Manuel Levias, whom sh I charged with failure to come to tim on a promise of marriage. Judg , Mabbett gave the young man until - o'clock in the afternoon to get marriet n or take the laws consequences. an - committed him to jail. After COT t sulting an attorney, Manuel conclude D to marry, but as he had no none I spectators raised the necessary ei an d the ceremony WAS performed.-Yum s Times.
 Fl Eastern philanthropists cannot seei n to get 1t into their heads that tines a Indians are savages. They act [ e though they thought they were littl n innocent, bright-eyed. clean-face 't Sunday school children, with ang 's wings sprouting out all over the e shoulders and back, simply second cd n tions of sinless Adams and Eyes IS pardise. sitting under the coolin n shadow of the tree of life, basking + sunshine, perfect paragons of he!ple l. innocence. Nothing is further fro Il the truth. Sentinel.
 The internal revenue business
 Arizona will, for the fiscal year, pro 5 ably reach an aggregate of el5,OO' '' Last year for the entire district, whit '- includes Arizona and New Mexico, u u total receipts were about &S5, ls' U The district is divided into three div '' sions, one, with headquarters 'e Albuquerque, taking in all the station !. along the Southern Pacific road. Ad' ~ ing those towns to those in Collect' rs Eyster's district and the annual r II ceipts will reach s1s.O00. Comparisc IS by month of the receipts with core u bonding months of year ago shows 'o great gain-in one instance of 800 p U cent.--Star.