Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
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 r. W. Blake is expected home this 1 week from Frisco.
 Sol. Lewis arrived yesterday after a protracted visit to San Francisco. He reports his wife and family in excellent health, and his eyes greatly improved.
 Sheriff Walker having heard that the | man that MT. Sam. Ball had recently | shot had died, locked Ball up last even ing to await further legal orders.
 The Tuscumbia mill is shut down for | want of wood. There are no woodchop- | pcrs in that vicinity; good men can make 8 a day right along. chopping wood in the neighborhood of this mill.
 Our old citizen, Charley Yates. leaves us to-day for an extended trip to Europe He goes to see his old friends in England. Charley is veteran Has sayamper, and can't sever his conuec- tiOn with the members of that ancient and honorable order, and so will return in about year. We wish him a pleas ant journey and a fine time with the friends of his boyhood.
 Good reports come in from the Golden Gate mine. This property is owned by Wm. Jennings, Joseph Crane and Rush X Wells. It is an old mine, work having been done on the lode as far back as 1884. It was abandoned for a louc time. Recently Mir. Jennings located the property under the name of fine Golden Gate" The parties are push ing work upon the ledge, and nave laid bare to view a solid breast of mineral 9 feet 6 inches wide, containing gold. sil- -ereI This property bids fair to be a valuable mine.
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 Mir. Grifiiths is in Prescott looking after his stage business.
 Dan Stevens, the popular sage man, is in Prescott. He thinks of going over their line north to the Atlantic < Pacific terminus.
 Gen. Willcox will return to Headquar- ters in a few days, accompanied by Mrs. W. The bride is to meet the General at Tucson, We understand.
 Col c. c. Bean is about to start his copper smelters in Copper Basin, and his next move is to make a proposition to purchase the treasury of the U. $.
 J. r. Smith, Smith, late of Kansas, and an employee in the QUartermaster' De partment, Fort Whipple, died on Satur- day last at the Post hospital Of meuiu- gitis.
 Mr Coles Bashford was made happy early this morning by the acquisition to his household of a young daughter Mother and child are doing vel.
 Mrs. John Brophy, her daughter Miss Carrie Viking, and Mr. Hank Brophy, are keeping a station at HoltrOOk, on the Little Colorado.
 Frank Delaney, who left us a few days since for a trip to California, will be married thls week to one of the angels in the City of Angels. The lady's name Is Obduha SOhmees. We congratulate NIT. Delaney H. his angelic movements.
 D. C. Thorne, of the Silver Belt Mine, shipped to-day nine tons of bullion to Maricopa per teams, there to be sent by rail to San Francisco. This bullion was taken ont in the short space oi ten days. The Belt is a wonderful mine and is yielding with the very best properties in the Territory. IL could have been pur- chased last summer for S5OOOO; now 1t is worth S5OOOUO It has produced over SlO0OuOin in -Ee last six months and this in the face of many obstacles, one oi which is that of the mode of reduction, a small furnace or shelter beng the only means at the disposal of Alr. Ihorne. In the Belt there are millions, and some of these days capitalists will see 1t. Work goes right along on the mine and at the furnace, and soon We will be able to chronicle another large shipment of bullion.