The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-20
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 A new paper is to be started in
 Tombstone by Messrs. Fay S Go.
 The Grand Jury of Pima County
 found twenty indictments; two of which were for murder. The Messrs. Parker of Prescott
 received an order for 10000 feet of
 lumber for Fort Mcdowell.
 Tie postoflce at Aztec Pima coun- ty, has been discontinued and Oliver P. Kimberly appointed postmaster of Tubac Pima county, and Louis Thorn of Williamsons Valley, Yavapai county.
 David Balsz's herd of cows were driven through Globe on Monday They will be distributed among the Indians at San Carlos.
 Capt. Haskill, Aid-dc-Camp to Gen. Wilcox, arrived in Globe on
 Wednesday, and left for San Carlos and the military posts west, on Fri day
 C5tissa. Mr. A. G. Ryan, of the Cosmopolitan, recently executed to J. K. Luttrell and E, 3. Perric, of San Francesca, a bond for the Hol- land mine, Patagonia District. The sum to be paid, if the property is taken, is s60,OOO.
 Arisonoa: SIr. Coles Bashford and Miss Ettie Parker, young people Of this town, have come to an under. standing. The day on which they are to become husband and wife is fixed. They are to be married on the r inst, at the NJ E Church, West Prescott.
 Commerc5az.: Mir. E. s. Blassdell, who recently returned from Mineral Park, Arizona, brought back about $5,O0O in gold bullion. He reports the examining of a mineral belt 120 miles in length, and has great faith n that territory as mineral produc- CT. He will return fh about two weeks.
 Mir. E. S. Junior, familiarly known to all old-tiTne prosPeetn-s- Rlaclz Jack arrived per burro, from Brad shaw and reports to the Artzon1's everything running along smoothly in that camp, and that he is still en- gagged in sinking on his Cougar mine which he says is locking fTst-rate.
 Se,stinez X fine lot of machinery for the Western Mining Company of Tombstone, passed through Yuma. consisting of mortars, settlers, etc, two large boilers with steam drums and an immense smoke stack over three feet in diameter. They were made at the Fulton Iron Works, st San Francisco. The weight of the lot is e1 $50 pounds.
 Sentinez: By Fridays train came an invoice Of wooden goods for Messrs. Welsh & Lesinsky Of Silver City, New Mexico. We noticed short time since another shipment for New Mexico, which being Cali fornia quicksilver was easily explain ed, but that eastern goods should come through California to New Mexiao. seems unusual.
 Citizen: Major j. T. Stout left by coach today for the Pima agency, where he goes to transfer to his que cessof, Major Ludlum. AIr- Stout has had charge of the Pima Indians for over eight years and will vacate the office much respected by his h. dians, his Department and by our citizens. He will return and in ;li remain in Tucson.
 Citisen: 0. E. Harlow is in Tucson from San Carlos, where he holds the position of Indian trader. The Apaches are all happy, so MT. liar low says and Captain Chafee is suc- ceeding nicely in his administration The old system of Indian police is continued and there are no seldiers at the Agency. The commissaries are full of four, barley, sugar, etc. 50 that Agent Chaffee had to tele- graph the contractor not to send any more flour at present. This IS as it ought to be, and there is now no dan ger of trouble. Ex-Agent Hart will oe in town in day or two.
 Citizen: Our readers will be glad o learn that Capt. James 4. Moor t least all of them acauRisted with Jim, has excellent prospects for an immense m.ne in the Globe District t Is the chromo, which he and Da- id Beardsley have been systemat- cally developing for the past year nd half. They have for months 'ast been driving 8 tunnel which is .ow in an ore body of great width. nd Of sufficiently high grade to pay . that district at this time, expen- i've as everything is and will be ptil it is made more easily aces ibfe by good roads. Capt. Moore is ne of the oldest, most useful and cs.