Weekly Phoenix Herald, 1882-12-15

able assistance. Medical aid his given relief and Major Collins hopes to be uble to preceed to Ft. Giant to morrow. Express Agent Jillson preserves p'oasant and accommodating humor during 'he heavy transfer of express maimer tbat is passing through bis office. Pinacate Jones ernes to Cave Creek to- iay. He k.ts kindly given us communication from the Silver Bell District which will appear to-mor. row. Mr. Ed. Trickett, the celebrated osrswaa, Kingston, Canada, says " I u are found St. Jacobs Oil a sure m i certain cure for rheuaaatum. etc. If ma lor It rhrper. Gov. Tri le and Capt. Hancock have left town to-day oa a visit to th.-r junction of Sait and Verde river. It i supposed 8-.i l visit is to ex amine the sunaanding coua:ry wi h object of briagin a c-inal from the Verde river to this place. Frie ds .'of the Hkrald ia the country, as well as in th? city, will do m a fnvor by sending in any news they may know that is of inier- e,t to the public. Every itena adds little to the inlelligeace of the com munity and vigor to the paper. I' is generally concede 1 that the CaUle Creek road is ef unusual im importance - portance importance to Phneaix, aad the build ing of it has be;a urgs-1 as necessary to secure that trade. J. it Shriver circulated a subtcription list yeiterday ami secured signa tures far four hundred dollars to be applied to this parpose. He is q iite familar with the line and thinks the building of the road from here to Agua ilia will De attended witn a very moderate expense. Mr. Shri ver has before beea interested ia the Castle Crek road, with a Mr. Pat Pat-teraon, - teraon, Pat-teraon, bow of Illinois. This is a mutter of congratulation, and when the road is built it should be kept i repair. Christmas will come on Moadiy ten days away. There is very little amusement for the pu'dic. The la ladies - dies ladies will give a ball, which will be attended by invited parties who care for that kind or amusement, ihere will be races a short ditan?e in 'ha country at the Rjberts' race-track. A baile for the Mexicans. Tne oth other - er other Phrenicians who da not .wish to enjov any cf these sports or to lis'ea to the music in the balooas can stand around cn the cornars and whittle. What a treat would be a musical entertainment in which the various musicians of Phnenix would engage, giving us rare song3, orilliant piano solos, with the excellent orchestra that could be organized with so lit tle trouble. Wo saw, yeterd.v, a "Wauga "Wauga-mttn's - mttn's "Wauga-mttn's Gold Dry Washer," which Mr. W. K. t-'jme wa taking out to the pincers abova Setmour. It is of very simple construction with screen, riffles, and bellows, all w red by a crank turned b two mn. It has a capacity of about fifteen toas per d y. Mr. Syme has tested the ma machine - chine machine and considers it verv service able. It is well kaown th.it Arizona is rieh, immensely rich, in gold placers, but the lack af water ren ders them unproductive. The great nee 1 of such districts is an effective, portable, dry-wadi machine, into which dirt can be shoveled without previous screening, flac-r mining gives uniform wealth and quick re returns. - turns. returns. It is the placer mine that makes money plentiful. TERB1TOUIAL TWIUS. Water at Ash Fork is $1 per bar rel. Ties Alamos sent the lrst load of baled hay to Guaymat. The Southern Pacilc: railroad pays its train men from ten to fifteen dol lars per month mora than any other road in the country. From Tombstone papers: A car load of machinery for the Grand Central...... The Farmers1 Ball the event of the season. . . .John Lynch, father of Deputy Sheriff Dan Lynch, died ia Boston Julius Reiirant, the injured miaer, is tip again.... Gns Solder and Wm- Storms arrested for assault with deadly weapon, upon complaint of A. Bauer Crooked cattle is the cause of the row aTtong the butchers It Is intimoted that the rounly is unnecessarily poorer by $1,503 in the management of the Great Keeister printing, ihe work costing $2,500 The trench mine hoisting works, near Harshaw, are to be removed by Judge Dibble to the Ingersoll mine. , From Tucson papers : The Citizen has enlarged. . . . Fve cars of Trnckeo ice received in one day. .. .Another carlosd of machinery for the Gun- sight Company .Alex. Levin a candidate for Councilman Owen Noon of Oro Blanco, in town.... Railroad .ce-house enl rging . . .The Mexiean Consul's roams are in the Buehman building. . . . A. J. Buttner. appointed Deputy U. S. Marshal. . . . Seven arrests on Wednesday. .. Ool. Yuntz, tiie bull-flgh'er, will give his dramo "Vasquez and His Bndditti," soon A camp ny gone to inspect mines in the Sierras. .. .The ladies of the Congregational Society have for sale a case of fancy goods Lucas' store . . .steps are taken for the ap prehension, if possible, of four Americans, (described as Texas) who killed John Morrow Alexander Styles n-ar the Cienega ranch' Sonora. . . . Postal arrangements between Tucson aad Guaymas are gradually assum ing rucibod and speed. .. .Peser Dumyhy paid $5,000 for one-half in- Urest in the Fairhank mine, Pima District.... Dan Moore, alia Dutch

quent. Na depredations nor losses have occurred to teamsters so far, but drunk;a Indians are very unsafe. TV law against ec-lling liquors ta Ind.ans is generally approved, but ftw persons trouble themselves to have it enforced. Anvils and the bursting af bombs last night completed the otherwise very quiet celebration of the Mexican feast of la Senora de Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico. She ap appeared, - peared, appeared, long yar ago, to a priest in the mountains near the City of Mex Mexico, - ico, Mexico, hud told bim to go to the au authorities - thorities authorities and build her a chapel. He l:d a. , but was unheeded. It was re repeated, - peated, repeated, aad the authorities demanded roof of the visitation. It waa se severely - verely severely cold weather,' with ids aad saowoj the mountains, and the antrel tald the priest to hold out his white blan'.et and she filled it with rosea. H-th:ew the roaes at the feet of the authorities aad tke blanket was stained with beautiful roaes. The blanket is still pra'.ervad ia one of the Cathedrals. Prom Thursday's Diit.J Mr. Ban Butler, lately of the Tiner Saloon, has taken a trip to the coun country. - try. country. J. M. Bryant has three teams load ed with a smelter for Turkey Creek Thev start to-day we believe under the supervision of Mr. Hank Wil- linnii. Mr. Courts has bonded his "Cop- osity'' mins to Bostoa parlies for $10,000 payable within fisty days, tha time to be extended thirty days upon the payment af $2,000. Our ica factory is undergoing re pairs. Mr. Louut is the inventor of the method of freezing used here, and has gone to Ban Francisco to superiatend the coastruotian of an engine for service next summer. Casa Grande is thriving. Two blacksmith shops are added to the bujiaess of the town. The solitary little Mexican of a few months ago now has about twenty companions, and a school house has been erei-ted for their intellectual development. Casa Grande proposes to make an effort for tha Gunaight road, having, over Picacho, the advantage of an already flourishing southern trade. Al Richeaon's hotel and saloon flour flourish. - ish. flourish. He is coming over in about a week. Mr. Burger's" corral was the scene of an exciting Are last night by which sixty tons of baled hay were consumed. The hay was piled up in the east side of the corral and capped with five or six tons of al alfalfa - falfa alfalfa tor protection from the weather. It is difficult to account for the origin or the fire. A steam tbreiher waa moling neat the corral yesterday. but the fire was extinguished and everything supposed to be safe for the night. Tha fire originaied in the south side, opposite the enrine. at about one o'clock this morning. Twenty-five or thirty bales s-sved, but the flames spread so rapidly that all efforts were directed to saving an iobe houso contaiaing forty or fifty j thousand pounds of grain which stood very near tha hay. The water in the ditches enabied the men to keep the uorth side wet and the grain was saved. The corral was so crowd ed with teams and wagons that it was thought best not to roll the baled hay among them, or more might po88ioiy nave been saved. A pur chase of $400 worth of baled alfalfa was made yesterday and temporarily stored in the north part of the corral ; this was saved. Fortunately there was no wind, or the loss would doubt less have included house, grain, shop, and wagons. The loss is probably covered by $1,800. The moral leans toward the adobe house and the stor storing - ing storing of hay in different stacks. A. Tel line Law. Mr. Charles Law, Jr., in conversa tion with one of our representatives, recently said: " I have been a suf sufferer - ferer sufferer from rheumatism and neuralgia for the past ten years, and tried all kinds of remedies. Having heard so much about St. Jacobs Oil, I tried a bottle, and found it trulr wonderful. Pottstown (Pm.) Ztdgsr. TEUB1TORIAL TWIGS. The bazzaar for the benefit of the Episcopal church at Tombstone netted $S00 in two evenings. In Prescott room rent is alarmii g. ly high. Prescott raised $476 for a Christ Christmas - mas Christmas tree. Robt. .-"tein returned from a trip to Utah and found himself elected Sher. iff of Mohave County. Tucson will have a literary so society. - ciety. society. Williams recently bad snow six inches deep. The residence of W. Grounds Mineral Park, was recently burned. Loss about $1,000. Twenty-two witnesses from Tomb Tombstone - stone Tombstone to San Bernardino to attend the Bsdwell-Gird suit. It is postponed till Jan. 5, 1833. Quite a number of witnesses from other prts of the Territory were present also. The Alpha mine, Mohave county, is d wn 62 feet. The ore averages $350 per ton. Prescott Demscrai say3 an assay of Wyandotte ora runs up to $3,15-1.41 in gold, with a vertical-vein of ore. A run of ore from the Stocton mine, Mohavo county netto 1 the own era $475 per ton. Twenty-to tons were reduced in San Fran-.:isco. Army ofllctal Information: Wrn. T. Dalby made ho.-pital steward. 3rd class, at Verde; John O. SkinDer,

baokkeeper for W. B. Hooper & Co M. A. Jackson, formerly of the Star goes to Sinai. ta, Mexico to take posi tion on a railroad .Miss Nellie May, of the Park married ta Jae Gooditon, flute-player ia the orches orchestra. - tra. orchestra. . . . J. J. liamburgo wants to be City Treasurer. . . . Mount Davidson Micinsr Company a is bought the Crr-stal mine, near Toial Wreck, for $i0,000.... Leon re Moreno in jail for burglary at tl.a Park Brewery House. . . .Frank Hereford will be Secretary for Agent l.iordan at the Navajo reservation. From Prescott papers: Charlea Thornton is arrested for violating in ternl revunue at Albuquerque..., Will have au incorporated Real Es tate association E. G. iV aer Jc Co i a new firm at lip lap. ...Capt. G O.msteud has taken charge of m li- Ury telegraph lines in Arieoaa.. The population of Williams is 1,000, and the railroad will erect hoisting works to supply the place wilk wa'ei . .The Tiger mine exu:b.ti native silver. .. .The Mountain Vie, near the Bully Bu. no Mine, has a four foot pay straak of $10J ore Tur ker Creek is promising, it tin a saw mill, a quartz mill, and will seon have a smelter and two more quartz mills. ...It is rauiorcd that C. C. Bean has boaded his copper miae for an immense sum .... 'lag- staff has a new depot and stati -n house . W. C. Foster is assistant in the Recorder's erlice House build- ing lively. . . . A New York dispatch of Dec. 9 th, says John Alexander has brought suit in the U. S. Supreme Court agair.t Mrs. Cyatbia Shiilaber to recover $23,000, which he claims he paid for one eighth prt of her interest in the silver Prince nt ne, in the Peck distr'ct, Arizona George Ritch and "DutcUy" Banks, who have occupied considerable attention during the preient term of court. were sentenced to terms of three years in the penitentiary on convic tions of grand larceny and foi two yrars each for burglary, and for six months each for violation of the U. S.InternuI Revenue laws. For the alter offense a fine of $1100 was. also mposed Prescott has sent -;1 6 per sons to the Yuma penitentiary aur- ug tha preaent term of conrt. From Wednesday's Daily. The Vail grist iuiIi is net runniag this season. Mrs L. II. Orme has been quite ill but is now recovering. The residence of F. A. Shsw is being refitted and famished. The trains passing Maricopa are heavi'y loaded with passengers. Mr. Shriver is adding a gallery to Mr. Kales' residence on Monroe St. Harry Kowls, the gentleman who was stabbed at Vulture, is recover- ng. Mr. John Williams is building a new restdiriice on bu ranch, anout three miles east of town. Farmers are busy planting wheat and barley. A number, however, have finished for the season. Mr. Wormper is fUtinz up a couple of looms in his building on the east id of Washington Street. Our flouring mill is running again A contrai-t is pending for the grind. ng of a 300,000 ponnd lot of wheat. Mr. Gardiner is preparing the cor ral, lately used by Demerbaix & San ders, for a blacksmith and wagon hop. Ex-Governor Powers, with kis sur veying party, is making spider webs across the face of the country at Gila Bend. Mr. Ed. Edwards will to-morrow commence the erection ot a Dlack- mith shop at the Dublin cotral. success, Jua. Sergeant Koeh'er was discharged from Company I, 6th Cavalry, at Ft McDowell, and left for the East on the Maricopa stage yesterday. Mr. Henshaw compares favorably is country home with that of Phcc- ix. lie is sufficient y near tor business purposes, and sufficiently remove t lorthe comforts ol tne tarm We learn that the road from Castle Creek is now located, and lenves Phoenix to the east. Mr. Caldcrwood will build from the Agua Fria to the Grand Canal, and other parties will uild on to the Gila. The new residence of Mr. Shriver will soon be finished. The parlor as a puttv coat of pure, intense white, with white plaster of Paris moulding. A bay window fronts Adams street. The room is about finished and is elegant. Mr. Kirby, of Muncie, Indiana, brought wi h him some samples ot flour to to compare with ours. It was whiter, but in no oher way bet better - ter better Flour is whitened, however, at the expeiise of nutriment. A good te t of flour is to pinch a bit between the finger?; the more it adheres the better the flour. The City Attornry of Tucson is in instructed - structed instructed to draw up an ordinance for the removal of bodies from the old military cemetery and to regulate all cemeteries belonging to the city. It may be several Tears before Phuenix is compelled to act on the very bad judgment in loca'ing a cemetery within the city ; but it is inevitable. A gentleman who had occasion to camp near the Gila, night before 1

Pnbliahed Every Evening Excaat Sunday. J. MOfFKH. V. A. MOKFORD. GOSPER c MOflFORO. PROPRIETORS. SBbacrtatian Rates. Dally Herald, per week,. Daily Herald, six mouths,. . . . Daily Herald, one year, We kly Herald, three months, Weekly Herald, six moutlia,.. "Weekly Herald, o e year,. . . . . 25c'ts f 5.50 . 10 00 1.50 2.75 5.00 Areux A tm Orrica Aavawraiara in Job Raraa. M. A. Mirtsra, Editr a Manager. Tata paper on file at all t'u I'naclpal Vewapapsr- Aeticle ia Ban Fxaneisca ud KuternCliUs. B. C.Dake.Cj MercbaarV Bxchange, U or Special Saa Francisco AfeiU AfeiU-J. - J. AfeiU-J. II. Batct. 4t Hark Kjw, will act a r Ifew York A cent. rwar, - - Dec. IS. I K It is urged aga'nst John H . Crane, one of the new Star Route jurors, tbat he is of InjjersoH'a religioa. It it aot religion WaahintrVm needs; it If patriotim. A,E1TIMATE HIXIK6. Witic the ceaiale roar an eigatr-atamp mill, the thunder of the deep blatt, the cliek of the pick, anJ alak of the sledge ever beatina; wpoa the ear, one can think of nath nath-lac - lac nath-lac but mines, mine, ml.ies. A. id a we find aurselve !iere at the great Yalttara mine, which i, after all, the xnest iaaportant miae in the Trrri- tory. We say important, adv;s3ly. It mar ael be werkia the richest re of the Territory; it my not hare reduced the greatest fjrjr iamia iamia-iajj - iajj iamia-iajj oireles; its dividsais may not be 8 large ai those from amiaeaaf Ietscr aagaitude; its stock saay aot b aaved M the front in the market; bat, aerertheless, we m-iit regard It a oao af the most Important mines to mining interests ia the precious Metals, In Arizona, if not in the United State i. It is important ia this respect: That, here, in the midst f the barren kills and desert sands; at the distance of a hundred miles (rem railrea I comaiuaicatiun : a a distance of fourteen miles from a drap of water ;where an casern mn -wauld scarcely see witd enough in his J idj-uKut in a day's ri.le to faed his chimney through a winter; low grada ora is suicesifully wjrke 1 at i gojd preSl. A ws hare already said, regard ihis as the moat im important - portant important fact" ia the history of tiie raininj interests of Ariz ana. Oji of tks avili that hare beset the bu-d.iess ia oar Territory hu bsea t!a; m;n hare aot bsea content to a-.tsmpt work a anythiag but ri.-U ore whih it aaly fouad here and thero, while there are iinnsns-t qiaatities tint cmiU scarcely be djn ni.utl rich, ant which with proper management ess be worked at a fine profit, a erldeaced In the case of the Vulture salae. The Vulture ha worked Tery rich ora ia the p st aad do doubt has mar af it to work, but for a long tin ha been running with prefit on era that formerly was discardtd and did aot pay to work, probably owing I a want of proper management. At aay rata it pays to work it nrw. ETerything about the entire works mares like clock work, syitamiti syitamiti-cally, - cally, syitamiti-cally, economically, caiatantly. The canapaay is liberal with its employes aad pays thena well. They bo.i-d where they pleaso an 1 ial wliere tkey aleasa. T ia company has no boarding or commercial etblif h h-saent - saent h-saent of iu own at the rams?. It aaaploys only competent men an 1 has bo superfluous hangers-aa. Ia chart, its affairs are can luctrd on the strictest, most careful business principles, and its success with f's immense business is unmistakable. It is one af the rerr few eases ia the Territory of legitimate mining enter enterprise. - prise. enterprise. Maricopa ounty and th? Territory sheuld be proud of it Aad aow to apply the moral. There is aot a couity in our Territory, we beliera, which will mt support from Ire to fifteen such eaterprtsas as Ik Is of which we write, and which contributes to the busines of Mari Mari-oaaa - oaaa Mari-oaaa county to-day not less than f 19,000 to $15,000 monthly. EviJent EviJent-ly - ly EviJent-ly our Territory wants legitimate miming enterpriae. Nothing IcsJ will - bring kr out. Our legislature sho ild - discourage wildcat business and speculation. Let there be an earnest effort among the mining and busi business - ness business men of our Territory to develop real legitimate work and that only. It will take capital and time, but the result will be permanent. -ins ii l Thursday niuht the Indians at San Carlos gare a dance in honor of Piao Bill, one of the scouts sent by General Crook to bring in Loco's band, at San Carlos. About 400 In Indians - dians Indians participated. Burgess, chief et scouts, is expected back about the 100a. The Secretary of the Interior says a shaft-house, to which visitors are admitted, is a " conspicuous place " far aotioas.

etttla r tke raetfie Baaris of Trade. WABXursToiT, Doc. 14 G rover pre. arntoJ in the Seattle yesterday tha pcliiiiin of the Board ef Tade of San Franci i and the Chamber of Coir. tuerce of Los Angeles aad Portland praying for the passage of the Nic aragua Canal B il. As soon as the 'Jivll Service lisform Biil is disposed of, it is hoped the bill m-iy be cm- sidcred. Xfce Tariff. WABHiNaTON, Dec. 14 The Wave and Ueaa-; Committee t'-day decided to ask to be allowed to hold aes ion duriag tiie holiday recess. Tn com iniite hope to be able to report a new tariff bill sxm af .er the begin. mue r.I the JSew Year. Ihe alect Coinuiittre on American Shipping ha adopted the proposition p epared by the Sun Francisco Board of Trade. A New If rk Fire. New Vokc, Dsj 14 The exttn nive depot aad w.iarf together with x:y cara nad ten tons of treiir'il of the Mubatten railroad a Bay Ridge was b'.irsej thUinorning. Tueorigiii is not ki'OWu. There -r a strong breeze and i: waa o:ily a hor; tim: after the fire wm firs diic-a.rred be before - fore before the entire a! pot was i j flam A large pile of luu:ber belonging to the Sea B ach RiilroaJ Co na toy adjoining the Uaaha ten depot, canal boat Oock, and all in it burned, tne Uanhut'.en B.-acli pasaengcr cars and all the locomotives laid up for the winter also. There was no o.ie about but the wa'chman who (lading it was impossible to check the fl.unus gave the alarm an 1 obtaiaed help but the Chief Engineer by frivolous answers delayed until it was too l..t. The company's loss is 390,000; in sured. The other loase-i are unknown. Titm 11aila Iaasai.s. Philadblpuia., Dec. 14. The Na lianal Couacil of the Union league of America held its annual session of yesterday. Arrangements were made for an extra meeting of the League early ia the ceasing year t j which all piomineat rae i of the Re publican will bo iavited and genu, ine union formed for campaign pur poses. The executive commit e has been instructed to inagjrate m-et ingi at the South to aid in the political education of the people of that aection. Whldky'a Wark. Mr. Pleasast, Iowa, Dec. 14 Patrick Slatterly living three mi.'es south of the city who shot bis step stepmother - mother stepmother Tuesday left a note to his brother: "Tail is what drin k has done for rae," aud fled. The home had b -n a scene of turmoil and alco alco-ho.um - ho.um alco-ho.um For a long time. Caana?d Tetecraaae. Mahone will support Gorhim for Secretary of the Seuate. Tke Keely motor is agaia up for experiment. State troops are held in readiness to suppress riots at the Malaga, N J., glass works. The Marquis of Lorn troop will mka an extended tour of the United States. General Sir Patrick L. Mc Mc-Dougall - Dougall Mc-Dougall assumes the duties of gov- erament in Canada during the ab sence of the Marquis. A part of Hampton Court Royal Palace, fifteen miles from London, burned yesterday. Some valuable historical paintings burned and one woman suffocated. F riday s Locals. Prescof Pit ters oa a strike. A da tea ia the suburbs to-night, Mr. M.irford is in Prescott to-day. Peter B.ixbas a nevv Chickering piano. Got. Tritle is at the Bank Ex change. R brt Todd. Legal Agent of the Vulture Co., is in town. Mr. Tom Sherman took out sup plies to Cave Creekt to-day. VTm. Kurtz, lata leader af the Pbcenix band, i i the Tucson banJ. Hon. Clark Churchill cams in an the Black Canyoa stage this mora mora-iug. - iug. mora-iug. ( harHe Bessa has had a cataract removed from his eye anl i connaed ta his ream. The Silby l and did Mr. Trdrow and his bride the henor of a serenade last evening. The Lile boys, who caused the cow-boy oxciienaent last summer are in Moaave county. Goldman & Co. loaded Ave wagons for Williamson Valley and Tonto Baain this morning. Whipple Barracks teams are ia Phoenix on the roal to Maricop for Government freight. Mr. aad Mrs. Campbell are said to be enviably comfortabl e is their new borns on Arivapa street. E. S. White, well-known in Phce- nix, left on the stage for Precoli to. day, to work on the Dtmocrat. The loose way in which fires are managed in China wash-houses is a standing menace to the safety of property. Geo. Sanborn, W. E. Stronack, Geo. Borradaile, A. B. Coe, A. L. Reale, David Balaz, A. B. Cole, came in or. the Maricopa stage. Mr. Robt. Steinegger, assayer for the Central Arizona Mining Co., wi l leave on Saturday next to spend the bollidays at home in S .n Frauclsco. Major Edward Collins wi taken violently ill while en route from Verde to Ft. Grant, and is now at f e Bank Exchange. Fortunately, Gov. Tritle was traveling in company

in this Department; James A Hutton Eight Infantry, will relieve It. A.aies, at Yuma; John J. O'Conuetl will conduct a detachment of troops to Ft. Moiiavc; Maj. Hanry Clayton Paymaster, assigned ta d aty al Whia pie Barracks. John Gardiner, of Tucson, is c tu missioned Dep. U. S. JaUacral Sur veyor for Arizona. Lathrop & Smith, attorneys of Kansas City, Mo., offer a rewurd of -f 25 for information of tha present whereabouts of Solomon or Sjah Thelander, formerly of Silver City Idaho. Out of total tax the past year of about $35,000 in Pltal county the Southern Pacific Railroad paid $13,000 or over eae third. At Tombstone: S. P- R. H. tax $19,958. Cattle trade good. Exami nation or Guiguro, horse steaung.set for Mouday. Suppoits twelve faro games, one Monte,' two kt-ao and other card games. The Mexican shot by Lobracco, of the Comet Sa loon is not expected to live. Work oa the new city hall is to commence next Monday. 'Chilsoa, the New Mexico cattle man against whom Billy the Kid s.voie special veu geance. in town. Jsrigjs ant Msn Goodrich bought the cattle belong ing to estate of John Mcxenzie, aear Benson, for $3,U00. Lecul laleul will produce "Pirate3 of Penzance.' Frank B. Austin will run for Cour. oilman in Second Ward. J. H. Scott Supt. Arizona & New Mexico rail railroad, - road, railroad, paid $3,4)l-25 taxes on Saturday, for that road. Billy Hut chiton is bringing a gay variety troupe. Judge Mike Gray danger ously ill from a relapse. Shooting Club challenges anv six men in the Territory to a match for $500. From Prescott papers: The first train pasted over the Bi Ghino on Thursday. The A. & P. will reach the Colorado by March 1st. Col Clayton, the new paymaster, ant wife arrived. The Tuscurabia Mill after a product of about 1.13,000 ounces of silver, closed down for the winter. Isaac Hssler arreted for threatening Henry Goldwater's life Forty men at work on the Tip Top, and prospects never better. Ash Fork will have an artesian well if it should bn necessary to go 5,000 feet Tonto Basin looming up as a mining section. The Chase mill, on Turkey Creek, is expected to produce bullion this winter, everything being favor able. It is suggested, now, tbat Prescott people boil J and own the branch road. Tip Top ore $150 per ton. E. C. Herzingir & Co., is a new Prescott firm. City Hall, West Pres. cott is being refitted for the Legisla ture. Williamson Valley cattle men and farmers pleased with the year's profits. Lt. Ward, in charge of mil military - itary military telegraph lines, leaves for the East soon'; successor is unknown. From Tombstone papers : A clamor for a repetition af the broom brigade. Skating rink well patronized. . Ike and Phin Clanton are m town. . . . .Robt. Symon has a contract to build a railroad from the Yaqui coal mines to Guaymas Hoodlums turn the water on tha streets at night. .Col. Brown has bought Alder. son's interest in the Fountain Saloon. ..Harsha's 900 population has dwindled to 70 The Mexican, Guiguis, bound over to await action of grand jury for horse stealing. . . . C. A. Pitcher leaves to become con ductor between Nogales and Guay. mas Tombstone, iu her glory, speaks of the Comstoek as a " rocky lay-out ". . . .Property owners protest agaiast paying taxes till official bonds are strengthened. . . . Arrnnga Arrnnga-ments - ments Arrnnga-ments pending for a shooting match between Tombstone and Prescott. . San Carlos Indians restive A Catholic Benevolent Society will be organized S h eriffBe h an coll ected $35,444 of taxes on last Saturday and Sunday. The Leading Pliotoppler AND Portrait Artist. Nf w Styles of Cabinet. Boudoir and Promenade laot ogr a-ia-s 8 Montgomery St., Opposite Grand and Palace Hotels, Sari Francisco, Cal. Vandever Bros.. lomvAitiuxu AND Commission Marchais, MARICOPA, A.T. FRUIT TREES, Ornamental Pees and Plants, The undersigned arc agents for John Rock, Nurseryman. San J ose, Cal. One of the very best nurserymen of the Pacific coast. We are now prepared to take or orders. - ders. orders. Call at the office of J. M. Gregory, Phoenix, for catalogue. J. M. GREGORY. o27tf I. H. COX, NTISELL 10 000 Pianoe l.uuu organs. Sam Half. Bur of Manufacturer JTromfttStw 91, OW Cash. Ren t or I natal lincnts. Catalogue Free. A NTISELL Market Powi SaUt f nutoisou

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