Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
Prescott Paragraphs.

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 District Court is in session, Judge French presiding.
 Messrs. Taft, Stoddard < Co are feel ing very jubilsnt over the rich ore that they are taking out of the Garfield mine, Big Bug District.
 Guiiord Hathaway left yesterday for Naricopa, taking Judge Tucker and his nieces with him, who go on trip to New York. They will return next March.
 Fred Baker is in from the Hidden Treasure, Lynx Creek. I his ledge has face 15O feet. The ledge, which is over six feet, has been struck, which yields rich ore.
 Charley Wurth, well known in this section, has purchased the Chino Valley station from W. W. Vanderbilt, and will take possession tomorrow. Charley Is gentlemanly and agreeable, and will, no doubt, be successful III his new enter prise.
 Teamsters should be over cautious about leaving their camp fires burning. Kind Providence has sent to this land such coat of grass as it has hardly ever seen, and 1t would be too bad through the carelessness of man to have it all burned.
 Lute Wilson arrived from the railroad Saturday, bringing with him to men, Roach and Campbell, who were acciden- tally shot there last week, and left them at the hospital. One of them IS not eI- pected to live. Mir. Wilson departed for the railroad this forenoon. Ta o,,or kla -,.I this forenoon from Kirkland Valley, we found force of men employed working the road. This force was put on by the Hon. c. c. Bean, who is preparing to dig the copper foundation loose and send the pure material to Baltimore. Shelters are going up in the Basin, charcoal is being burned and the dis trict presents lively appearance. A gentleman who is hauling machinery into the Basin we intOrrOgated as to the quantity of ore in sight, He replied that he had never seen the Great Eastern, but that she would carry one million tons, and he was ready and anxious to bet million dollars that the great steamer could be loaded down one mil lion times from the ore in sight We didn't stop to question his veracity, as We saw blood in his eve.
 Mir. Nj. E. Collins has disposed of the Plata Bonita mine. Big Bug District, to Messrs. Smith, McGilvrey < O., of Chip pewa Falls, Wisconsin, rumOr says for S20O00 The Plata Bonita has shaft down siIty-seven feet, and at that depth shows large body of high grade ore, and is destined to be one of the best mines in Arizona. Messrs Smith < Me Gllvrey are expected here on or before the 1st of December, when they will pre- ceed to the development of the property and erection of building to receive ma chinery in the early spring. They are thorough go-ahead men of business tact and energy, who will push things when they make a start, and can command all of the necessary capital requisite to back their enterprise, and are to be congratu- lated upon their acquisition of the above valuable property. What We need in Norti,arn Arizona Is more such men, and fo- b men there are vast fortunes a eady.
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 Pr dowe and Major Ingalls, left his morning tO examine mines in the 5lower Agua Fria country.
 H. NJ. Hughes starts to-day for Dake's smelter on Lynx creek, and will bring in some base bullion next week.
 Frank NJ. Murphy has started active operations in the Silver Trail Mine, Hassayampa District, near the Senator. Hon. c. c. Bean says emphatically, that he is not a candidate for Governor. His increasing mining interests prevent his thinking of such thing.
 Wm. N. Kelly, of Kelly & Stephens, left for San Francisco to-day, and will be absent three weeks. His address in San Francisco will be the Lick House.
 The recent purchasers of the old Jack son placer mines, on Lynx Greek, intend | to commence operations this month, and lay in pipes for hydraulic mining. Good | enough
 Doctor Solomon A. Smith was married to Mrs. Mary E. Hanson last evening, by Judge Henry W. Fleury. The affair was a pleasant one. The groom and bride received the congratulations of their friends.
 The kernel of the Earp-Clanton diff | culty sinners itself down to this: The Earp faction have been running Tomb stone and Johnny Behan's party run the county of Cochise. There is clash be- tween these two factions-hence the fight.
 Last Saturday was the best sales day that ever Prescott had. All our mer- chants say this. Some merchants sold as high as one thousand dollars worth of merchandise in the afternoon. The rail way is beginning to tell in our midst; money is plenty, and trade lively.
 The Tyrone Gold and Silver Mining Company of Arizona is the name of a corporation formed under the laws of New York, with head office at 303 Wal nut street, Philadelphia, that proposes to prospect certain mines in Turkey Creek Mining District in our county. We are glad to receive the Company s prospectus, and will say that the com pany are operating in one of the best mining districts in Arizona
 Baker, Humphries, Rogers, Sullivan, Marlow, Shoot, Zimmerman, Young and others, are having a general rodeo ID Chine and Williamson Valleys, Walnut Greek, Upper Verde, Mint Valley and