The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-17
TERRITORIAL ETE1zs.

NGCh- VI C uuISISlduu IIll HC Dct
 received cash offer of S5O,000 fo
 the Black Rock mine about one tentl of its value but nice snug sum o
 money after all. This is one of tn
 mines that we predicted some montl
 ago would prove 10 be one of th,
 Bonanzas of Silver District, an( still there are several more ot Inc
 slme kind up there--Sentinel-
 Mrs. Henry Fox, wife of'the pro
 pritor of the Palace Hotel, Yuma
 died in that place on the 4th inst. The President has appointed Hon. \. P. K. Stafford, of Arizona as dele gate to the Worlds fair in 1883.
 In view of the fact lhai large bodies of good ore have been dis. covered III and around Richmond
 Basin, we hope soon to see some
 enterprising capitalists utilize the
 splendid water power located on
 Salt River, distant about eight miles
 from the Basin Sufficient water can
 be found here at all times of the year
 to run one hundred stamps. 4 road
 can be made at comparatively small cost between the mine and mill site,
 and if this locality cannot supply sufficient ore, we have McMi.lcn with its numerous lodges of excellent orc to supply the mill. The latter place is some nine miles distant, with about the same grade for a road | af that from the Basin. There can 1 be no doubt as to there being plenty | Of ore in in and between tiiese 1.-two sections to supply one hundred stamps constantly, and such an enter prise would be one of the best paying investments in the d1st-ict.-Globe Chronicle.
 The newly appointed Bishop for New Mexico and Arizona, George K. Dunlap, was to arrive in Albu- querque last Sunday.
 On the 7th, Silver King declared a dividend of 9 cents per share.
 Two prisoners arrived Wednesday evening from Camp Thomas, for confinement Tn the county jail. Their
 acs are Ysabel Laguno and Leon
 both charged with the murder '
 mas Hunter, near Camp s
 bout ten days ago.-Star. {
 of Tucson are agiIa- { u. of gas company, ( 4 bI urchased and the | ',e capital stock T being s20, into 10000 [ shares of Sit T
 VIII. shlIwe. K. is C he newly appointc ~i- [ zona to succeed Jud. c facetious clerk of our C
 hat while all regret los.
 ilent, we are StiI c o Judges Nod
 Star
 A private lett
 gate, New Mexic
 he railroad will be compTctcv, ,ars running to that place by Jan I lary 1st, 1881, and that the line of I rack west of Wingate is swarmed 2 with workmen, who are grading and y the road bed to the Little il Colorado river.-Miner. q Two forty-ton railway locomotives r lrrived at San Francisco from the Ii East last week en route to Guaymas TT the Sonora Railway, which is F LOW making such rapid progress to- b yard Hermosillo, and five other To- d omoiives have been shipped from S New York by sea. Increased activity e s reported in the building of the oad from Guaymas. There now tI ecms no douat that the Arizona Il ,outhern Railroad, which is to con- al ect Tucson with the Sonora road at il Iermosillo or Urcs, will at once be III on the completion of the utter road to the point of junction, Ii; Thich will give this city another ,,. utlct to tide water within a year. s; he importance of the Arizona South z. rn Railway cannot be over estimated. f, t will, by rendering transportation =, heap, open up to profita ole develop in lent the vast bodies of grade - res south of Tucson which are now =, radically worthless.-Citizen. i,; It looks very much now as if Pata- onia District, to which so many ;r yes have been turned as a coming ,T reat camp, is on the eve of gen TT inc 'boom," and that on the camps .. lerits. For some da ys past several VI f the bonders of tine famous Wash lgton pool" the terms of which -ansactiOn have already been laid al efore the Citizens readers, among LII lem MT. E. E. Eyre, the celebrated iee e -oker and capitalist of San Fran ti sco, have been making a thorough III ld finll examination of the pro si srty, and the result IS a definite uo )nclusion 10 consumate the sale On Ut le first of January next another in .o allment of the purchase money, i1 90, 300 will be paid to the "pooI' LII Hers, and within 90 days 6o-ton nelter will be erected at Luttrell O ity for treatment of the ores. This ra good news for Washington Camp Id Patagonia, and for thIs result 2 } people of that district have large to thlnk Hon. J. K. Luttrell, to hose indefatigable energy much of is due. Right on the heels of this telligence come the report of new l.. Id most important strike in the