The St. Johns herald., 1898-04-30
OUR TERRITORY.
News Notes From All Sections
 Of Arizona

Of Arizona.
 The publishers Of the Phoenix En- terprise announoe that hey will soon issue a daily from their office.
 Michael Worrnser. pioneer mer- chant of Prescott. and wealthy man, died in Phoenix on the 26th inst.
 Prescott has voted for the lssuence o1 sl5O, 900 water and seurage bonds. The vote stood 4O4 in favor of the proposlt' ion to agair st is.
 Mss Julia Naanney. sister Of James F. Mahoney, the weIl kuown Santa Fe Pacff passeug ger conductor, has been appointed postmjsts ess at #inslow.
 The Southern Pacific Company offered $50 for the alligator captured at Yuma recently, but the offer was refused. The gator was captured by an Indian.
 Territorial Assembly Sons of the American Revolution have elected tlie folIowing-narnad officers: President, H F. Robinson; vice president, J. w. Ben- ham; secretary, L. V. Coggins.
 Tie Globe and Geronimo stage was held p on the Fist inst, about three miles from the latter place. The pas sengers delivered up all their spare cash-not great am mt. The mail was not disturbed, and the robbers failed to And the express box.
 Charlle Meadovs, the Arizona cowboy expert, well known throughout the ter ritory, has written to his brother, re- siding in Yuma, from his home in Daw- son City, N. v. T to he effect that he is doing well there. and that he has gone inSo the newspaper business.
 Green Howard, sheep man, who disappeared a few nights ago. has not been heard from. He vas last seen on the block where he spent the night. He had rol of bils with him and his friends think he has met foul play PhoenIx Herald
 The cattlemen are conplaining of the scarcity of feed this spring. Cattle are bringing better prices than they have for several years past out owing to Q very light raIufal drring the winter it will be hard matter to gather and drive them 70 shipping points unless we have some good rains soon.-Mohave Miner.
 The supervisors Of Graham county have got tired of having prisoners walk out through the side of their adobe jail, and have made Q contract with the Pauly jail company of St. Louis, to put in several steel cages for the retention of prisioners. They consider steel cages cheaper and more secure than hired gnards.
 w. A. Bolton and | NJ. Brooks con- cIuded the purchase of Hugh Hewitt's cattle in PInal county. The price agreed to be paid is SIG. everything counted, and when all the cattle are gathered i is estimated that the Sale will amour 10 about S2O,OOO. Tie cat tie will be brought into the valley and placed O. alfalfa pasture.-Tempe News.
 Born, in Stafford, on April Is, to M-. and Mrs. Jos J Mckinney, a son. Both mother and child are doing we'll The new arrival g 8 tne, stout, baby, and starts out on his career weighing 94 pounds, with as good prospects before him as any yoUngster in Arizona, as hIs father, Jos. Mckinney, is one of the best known and most respected stock men in Graham and Cochse counties, and owns well ocated ranch and a good bunch of cattle Mr. Mckinney says he is going To start brand for tHe boy at once. SD hat he will have some thing to call his oHn as soon as be is old enough to know the value of pro-