Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

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 r i. Go be regretted tla riff Getau i- CU.te seriously iD, .-u.'d, having been cJnfnet Co Li e..,I,r tue Ia t Neu'v-fNur hours. Ht JTcs, as 5lso to hIs many friends sl he will be abe to te uhoUt and ai nd 10 lis official duties in Q day or two.
 Mr Craiie5 Eodig. who was dig glng fo- water about eight miles east of Tombstone, near the Gold Camp, when at he depth Of foriy-Oae feet, stsIte | dIilt from the bottom with a view 50 prospecting the ground ad- ioinlnr. Et a distance Of six Or eight ect from ihe shaft he encOun- tered what appeared 10 be q solid wal cf bufn, brick masonry. He pierced bO,e through ihe wall with view Of seeing wh. was beyond, when a stream of pure water spirited out, fl ling the size Of the hole, and himself with amaZCmeu.. IL came with such fierce iEat he had iO vacale for the upper w"Ild W here he watched is progress until his well was full to depth CftVelye feet, all in the space of a few hours. 1be discovery opens up a bread field for speculation. Only d few miles hryOnd ihc IurquOis dis triCt are ruined mines, where the comparatively rare mineral was mined by 8 race Of people anledaling the native Iacls of to-day. Some of these stunts, TuGtiy but fairly cut, have been found iD lhe tumuli of the ruined cities rear EhcniX, MaricOpa coubiy. lt is mol onlf possible, but probable, tLat MT. ROdig has struck upon tLe sic of oac cf their cities where they had made a reservoir for holding a supply Of water for dOmes- tic purposes. that from local causes has been submerged wilh debris in a like manner as we sec going on about Us tc-dey, Thls is a matter that de- serves investigation at the hands of RntiquaTiaus.
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 Many persons besides the fair sex and newspaper prnprietors have d vein of curiosity running through them. Speculation Gs tU lhe snm re- ceive by Mr. BilickC for he Noun thin Maid mine has been rife for some days, and is order 70 gralify the many readers e! tle Union We herewith print ihe figures iu The order of sale and p8yuea': r. Roper, one eighth, SS 0Ju; D. balch, One-f fourth, SS Oo0 ; Il. .-NcMUrry, one eighth, SS, coo, for SanCCrsOu JC Root, San Francisco, one ,hlrd, SSO0C; D. BalCh, San Francisco. o.o fourth, Sl6,UJ0; Will merding C Kellogg, Dan Francisco, Onc-ciChlh, Sl0, coo The hnal pay ment was made a few days since. II will be seen that The grand total paid tor ihe property vas $50, ,O09. The Union ngIaiu.atcs Mr. Bilicke on hIs good imtunc and trusts he may live many years tO enjoy I',
 4 dispatch was received today by Nr. J. Stowe, announcing He death of his brutucT, Amos ". Stowe. at San D.eao, yesterday, from heart dis case. Deceased Is Wsll krtWn in Tombstone, hryrr Jeyn ,he iIperin- tenicnr Ot Ihc Eup,rg mine from its opening until ii, health compelled his retirement. bout year ago. He leaves a wife aHi two children, @ son - year=, now living at Charleston, and Cau-a.lr, aged n.nc years. al present with arr Motac. in San Diego ~ -u--u, ia con lOr wijh lIs many friends. cyttu-| Es heartfelt sy ympa- tby Co Inc Gcg--ycI ones ia tLc.r hour Ol t..al