Arizona citizen., 1875-08-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to THE CITIZEN
ARIZONA,

ARIZONA.
 FLORENCE, July 31.-A fancy short
 horned bull has recently arrived on the
 Gila from Kentucky. He is closely re
 lated to the one which was sold few months ago to the partner of A. T. Stewart for $12,000, and was shipped to England.
 A halfway house was erected last week, between Florence and Pinal Camp for accommodation of travellers. A hotel to be called the Mansion House, is to be built near Pinal Camp. It will be mostly built of pine lumbei Four new discoveries were made re- gently within four miles of the King, named "Centennial, Prospect" Iron clad and "Dearmill" All are rich in silver, the crOppings assaying from $400 to 5000 per ton. One hundred miners are wanted.
 MARICoPA WELLS, July 31.-Ama- bisca's train left for Yuma yesterday, and Appel's train for Tucson this morning.
 MARICOPA WELLS, August 2.-Messrs Kerens & Mitchell arrived today and will occupy two days in making set clement with James A. Moore. Then they will go tC Tucson.
 Weather very warm - thermometer being 106 degrees in the shade.
 YUMA, August Fifty tons of sil- yer ore arrived in the last two days from Castle Dome or Picacho mine Great quantities of ore are being brought for the new smelling works of McLane & Co.,, which will soon be fin ished and work commenced.
 Steamer Gila leaves for mouth of river early in the morning.
 Weather very warm
 PRESCOTT, August 3.-The mill at the Crook mine, now under construc- tion, will be finished in about three weeks, There is also force of men at work on the new road to the mill There are about 250 tons of ore on the dump. Three new lodges discovered within few miles of the Crook mine w. A. COlumbO and Charles Stewart located the Mammoth & few days since. This ledge is thirty-five feet in width, carrying gold, silver and copper. No regular assay has yet been made of the o.e. Ddnning's waier-wheel arrasiraIs, in Maple gulch, are working ore from his mine-the U. P.-half mile south of Maple gulch. Frederick's mill, which shut down to repair, resumed operations Sunday noon. This mill has d 14-horsc power steam engine Mir. Fender, the proprietor of the Bull ly Bueno mine is building a thirty-five foot overshOt water-wheel on Turkey creek, to furnish power for his new 10- stamp mill, which will be finished by late fall Has about 1900 tons of rock on the dump, which was got out by the old Bully BuenO company in 1S66-7. The 20-stamp mill built by the old company and which was burned in 1867, will furnish machinery for Fen der's new mill. There is plenty of wa ter in Turkey, Bear, Wolf and War Ea- gle creeks, at present, but not expected to last much longer, unless we are fa- vored with more rains soon. There is being done at the Del PascoI mine. The mill which has for sOmeI time past been running on the War Ea- gle, has shut down, and is now idle. McKenna & Goodwin are running three arrastrars on War Eagle on War Eagle ore. One arrastrar in Bradshaw basin is working Buckeye ore. Work is being vigorously pushed forward at the Peck mine About eight tons of ore are sacked awaiting transportation, and from twenty to forty tons in sight in the mine. c. C. Bean, one of the owners, left here Sunday with pack train of seventeen animals to pack the ore to this place. Mr. Bean has con tractcd the transportation at the rate of S92 currency per ton from the mine to San Francisco. There are about thirty men prospecting in the mountains in the vicinity of the Peck mine. News from the Sedgewick district, about two and half miles down Turkey creek from the Bully BuenO, reports several ledges-ComptOn, Buckeye, Hartford and Dexter-will be reopened in a few days. These lodges were located dur ing the Indian troubles several years ago, and have not been worked since. The Compton ore assays $2OO, the Buckeye $2SO, the Hartford $25O, and Dexter with pay streak of two feet, S1OO.
 Weather clear and pleasant.
 PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.