Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-04
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Phesix Gazette.

| Parties in from the YaInsll mine, il iaVapal county, say that the mIll Ii turning out about S400 CT $500 a day. Inc ore body IS growing larger and rich. CT with each foot of development, and they Say without doubt, it IS the big gest tthlng in the country.
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 The officers of GlIa county are very anxious for a reward to be. offered fol the capture of John See. No sooner had the dee1 been committed than they telegraphed to tS.e Governor to offer . reward for his apprehension. l *s* Interest in the construction of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phsnix railroad and the route they propose to build on | IS noticeable among miners to the south or Prescott. If the Hassayampa route IS chosen, 1t would have stimulating effect on every camp in the district, and be the means of bringing into promin- ence toe miner advantages. which this old-time section undOub btedly possess. | *x* | They are progressing 1t rapid rate on the Santa Fe Pres ;ott & Phenix railroad and the work IS fast being finished up ready for the iron.
 *s* Journal Miner
 N. c. Sheckels has returned from a two months visit to Los Ange' es. Mrs. ~heckels and Harry reniained there. The former has about recovered from the effect of her terrible fall over a pre- | n hIla Af. L1 ed King mlne last Wipter. K The excuse, that the building of an addition to the court house on the South side of the building will interfere with the lights of the court room does not seem 10 be very tangible one, inas much as the sLsdss of the court room are generally closed to keep out the light. An abundance of both light and air can be furnished from the East and West windows of the building. *s*
 Nogales Herald.
 Nogales ought to have fewer Church rackets and more pure religion. First thing'we know We will be Tn a walking match. so to speak, with Tucson.
 *s* Border horse thieves and rustIers must get back inty Mexlco pretty short ly or there will be some frontier music from United States rifles. This is not official but 1t may bs safely regarded as reliable.
 The nomination of General T. K. Wilson as United States District At torney by the President. IS another entering wedge in the gnarled knot that flinders Republican harmony in Arizona,
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 In private letter G. W. Rood, who is serving a sentence of five years for shooting James Farrell in this city, the old man states that his health is very poor, though his treatment is all that he could ask. ]t Is hard to contemplate that time will, in the order of things, soon call so moral and hard working man as Mir. Rood from earth, and that he should end a we'll spent life Tn a prison.
 Flagstaff Democrat
 Newt Lewis and William Sawyer are busy putting in their crcp of potatoes. They will plant about 120 acres oh their ranch north of town this season, in po- tatoes and grain.
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 The division of Apache county will likely be petit oned for at the next leg stature. If the. county is divided Hol- brook will probably be the county seat of the northern division. *x&
 l. w. Johnson, who was committed to the Insane Asylum by the probate judge of this county, a little over one year ago, died in the Asylum on Tues day of this week from exhaustion.
 *** The Aztec Cattle Company, some of whose stock range in our county, are making large sales and shipments. They sold two train loads this week, and we are informed they will ship about 5000 head of COWS to Kansas this | season.