Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-12
IN THE TERRITORY,
4 Schilling & Company
 San Irancisrn

man who murdered Cy Williams al
 Msricopa some time ago Herald. The work of loading two more cars of
 oranges began this morning and they | will be shipped to the eastern markets | Mondsy.-HeraId.
 The orange groves of Mesa City will | for the first time siLoe they cgme into
 bearing furnish to tie eastern markets 8
 supply of their delclous fruits.-Her- aid.
 At present 8 good force of men is en- ployed to ballast the Mericopa and Phoe- nix road and to replace dscayed ties. This is being done with view of placing the road in condition so better time may
 be made by the local train. Gazette. A thief who has fine appreciation o the nude in art disrobed the dummy in front of the New York store of new
 spit of clothes. This has been done re.
 peatedly in Phoenix, and the merchants
 have decided not to leave their statusry
 out on cool nights.-Repo blicap. Oas box Of or4nRss forwarded yester-
 day by Governor Franklin to the presi-
 dent of the United States will inform
 that gentleman that this Is the home of
 delicious fruits, and that Arizona is in
 the market long before Florida.
 The track of the Prietas and Torres
 R. R. will be finished 30 that trsiDs ~iii
 run to La Ooiorsda Sunday Dac. 6th
 Mir. Seymour will build the main depot
 at La Colorado. The building will b,
 but rot so largo. A branch depot will
 he huilt at priatas V,1atta
 Tucson appears to be overrun with
 trsmps. This would be good time for that city to iOaugurate extensive street and otber improvements. In the hands of tbe right sort of city officers hobCs can be made ueeful element to 8 city and made to more than earn their board Herald.
 MT. Frank McFall brought in to the Chaube of Commerce this morning 6 | monstrous watermelon weighing fifty eight pounds. The melon Is fully rip. and was grown on MT. McFall's ranch. four miles from town. Mr. Perley will preserve the melon as sample of the products of this valley.
 Frederick Sturgis of the firm of Pier popt, Morgan & O., of New York, ar rived in the city yesterday morning ever the s .uthern Pacific in his prlvEte car. Cleopatra" The we'll known fpancieI and baker was accompanied by ht wife and two daughters and seven ger wants. The party has engaged the Den l his house, corner of Monroe and Tnirc | streets, and will take possession tomor. row.-Rspublioan.
 Flseste famous red sandstone quar res will shut down for the winter Dex week. ihe SC quarries are the greatest | in existence and are irexhaustible. The Democrat esys there is stone enough II them to rebuild every structure in th the Uuion. Shipments of this beautiful ly coiored building stone s'e made tc al, parts of the United States, Chicago anG S;. Louis being large buyers.-Republ can.
 The decision of Wyatt Earp in the Fitzsimmons case wherein the wac declared the victor i. one of the most d'sgrscetul decisions in sportir 2 history and ought, in common deceI cy, be reversed. The Gszete don't tt ke stoc k in prize fighting, but if sucb things must take place, for conscience sake let them be fsir.-Gszette.
 Governor Franklin this morning re- ceived from Washington a copy of Gen. eral Orders from the War department showing that Second Lieutenant Cor nelius Q. Smith has been ordered to re port to the governor for duty with the NatioOsl Guard of Arizona scd will soon |
 each Phoenix for that purpose. Lieu
 epsnt Smith Is Rn Arlzouan beng the con of Capt. Smith, for many years sta toned in this territory, and a grand son If Gen. Oury. He will inspect and drill .he various militia companies in this territory ereld.
 Msssrs. Joe McPherson and E. k King )f Too, bstone, arrived this morning and | will leave this eyeLing for the Congress nine. These gentlemen Gre the largest in the territory for hauling goods by freight wagons and have large num Der of teams at work in various DOT tions of the territory. Mr. McPhsrsop s one of the supervisors-elect of Cochise county and that county is fortunate ip securing the services ot Mir. McPherson so assist iu controlling its sff fsirs.-Her- ,Id.
 Within few days the machinery will | plant is the largest and firest in all the 'outh west, being capable of handling '0,OCc pounds of milk daily. Every branch of the man ufaclurs of dairy pro- iucts will be pursued, snd it is hoped soon, cheese ard butter made at home will supply all the inter mountain ra yion, as well as ,he coast towns. This s th ideal place for dairyine, ss grow nR alfalfa IS at hand throughout the -tsr.-Gszette.
 A the Inst session oi the Masopi' iraId Lhdee. 6 chgrter was granted tt be Masons of Winslow, authoriziuG he foi nation o! B Tod ye in that placs Past Grand Masters R. N tredericks md Morris Godwater, will institute the lew new lodge and iaetall ihe officers ,ext Saturday night. A bumter Of ,retbren from Holbrook and Flagstaff will attend the ceremonies. The WiDslow ,rethren will spsre DO efforts to msse he occasion a pleasant one, ard a invitation Is extended to sll uasons of Prescott and viciuity. The ,ew lodge will be known as Wirslow Lodge No. 13.-Courier.
 Another chapter has been commenced Q the Haesayampa school war. Some ime ago the school house in that ais trict was It moved from where it stood | to c point five miles distant. G. l.. Jenkins was employed as instructor by the trustees, and taught until two weeks ago, when the trustees refused tc admit his claim for salary on the ground that they dld rot employ him 10 teach the school which had been removed The school was recently closed, but the trustees secured a vacsnt house near where the school originally stood and have engaged Rev. W. H. Winters ss teacher. There are no less thar sight scholars attending the improvised school and it is probable that it will spse.-Republicsp.