Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-08
Territorial Items.

l els, Fargo, SlU, uoc,JO.
 Bullion shipments of the Mack Morris for the present week, $l0, G5S.J6.
 Mrs. Moore, of the Central Hotel, ! has g. great curiosity iu tue incubation : Ot two perfectly formed chickens from one egg. That's the kind ot eggs 10 have for the poultry business. Messrs. Erlaud and Sturgis are still : pushing the development ot the True Blue mine, noG under ihe fOrema0- ,hip af Mr Scott, an old Nevada mine The erection of their reduc- ton works w!ll soon be commenced. We learn from Captain Burbridge, | Superintendent of the Old Dominion . copper mine,, that the work of de- veOpment is being actively driven ahead, and the mines are improving daily. For the month of April SO far, with twelve men employed, there has ] been no feet of tunnel run, shaft sunk 35 feet and about 150 tons of ore taken out that will average 40 per at. The superintendent expects to s,rike the ledge with the tunnel on the New York in i week or ten days more, when he can put on an extra force of men, " hO will be able to take out ore iaeter than it can be reduced with two 3O-tOn smellers.
 lPmal Drill.
 The Zulu mine has a 6j0foOt shaft, four-ioOt lead, lowest assay OF the croppings S13), and 100 ,ons of ore ! on the dump. They nave worked about 90 tons by arrastra to great profit The owners refused $S0,000 for this mine last tall This IS at the head of Wild Rye Creek. upper Tonto.
 The Excursion mine, three miles from tbe Verde river, in the center Of the gold belt, has a shaft 6 feet, a iOuT-fOot lead, 90 feet further depth in shaft is contracted for. Al depth of j5 feet the ore esssyed S30J per ton. There are l50 tons of ore on the dump. This mine teiOngs to the EX- cursion Company, in which Judge OcFOrTest Porter is the principal owner and director. \ mill is 10 be erected.
 Mir. Lyman Eimore has returned iTom San Francisco, where he has purchased large Bruckner furnace for the Windsor COmpany's. mill, al PinSl. The furnace and new ma chinery connected herewith will be Il running order ID about two weeks, process Will be by dTy crushing. and from the immense mas of rich ore on the dump of the Last Chance and their other mines, they will soon work out stream of bullion which will run at about Sl0J0 per day, and ;hus another current oi wealth will flow, aside from the King, Co raise Pinai to the first rank among our bul- lion producing districts
 While working on a trail from Pi- nal to Florence, gis the Martinez, Sil- var Belle. Columbus aud other mines Messrs Hutton and Fletcher dis covered al old irai! heretofore uu- known Co white men. It was evident v the Wora of AiaXiCons, who years ago packed ore cut of tue canyon. as she stumps and l0peG OH branches plainly indicate the use of Sn aX. They also discovered an old shaft which had been filled ID carefully by r5 former workers. when the proX- unity oi the Apsches rendered It dan gerUu5 70 rcnlin They located the led-e aGd will at once go tD work to clean uCt the old shaft. where they vii! undoubtedly md bonanza.
 lGeleyyiue Bulletin!
 F. 2. Maxson will arrive in town next week on business pertaining 10 the Texas Company. He Is proceed ing to procure a patent for the mine.
 The shaft in the Bruce mineis down SG feet, with the greater part of the ~hau in ore. The last assay gave $500 Smith E Co. are Bore than iuDilant over their prospect of having mine.
 TPhenix Gazette.
 Several weeks ago Miss Ida Bur nett, a young lady from Prescott, was induced by member of the LegiSla- lure from Cachise county tO accept a position as teacher at Hale Springs, in tEe Huachuca mountains. Having signiitd her acceptance. sue. in com nauy with her mother, went from Prescott Co fulfil her duties, but on reaching there found but two children m the district, and the place one of the widest sections in The Territory. It is a sad blow 10 this young lady and her invalid mother, as it took from out of theIr hard earnings about S200, and all for a wild goose chase.
 [Ezpositor.l
 NIT. William Isaac informs us that, after d thorough canvass of the mat ter. the fact has been developed that there IS a deficiency of al least 100 men for harvesting purposes in this valley the coming harvest. Wages will be about two dollars per day for ordinary hands.
 lTombstous Nugget.
 4 party of mining experts. among whom are William Faiish, Thomas Price and A. J. Bowie, Jr., are exam, ming the Grand Central mine. It is ,uaored that negotiations are pending for the purchase of controlling in- terest in the mine on a basis of S4, ,OOO,- OO0 fer tue entire propery.
 On complaint oi Edward fleld, Friday, Chef of Police Slppy ar rested M. Gray and took him before Justice Wallace 10 answer Co the com plaint accusing him of akIng threats against the life Of the aflant. Edward Field sppared as prosecuting witness, and Judge Berry and Briggs Good rich appeared for the defendant. Ali ter hearing the testimony the court ordered that NJ. Gray be held to keep the peace toward the Territory of Ari- zons, and particularly toward Ed ward Field, for the period of six months in the sun of one thousand dollars,
 On Friday the Sheriff was directed by NIT. Field, in whose favor the writ of restitution of the Gilied Age ground was recently granted, to evict certain trespassers on the ground, who had located and were working a mining claim known as the Mountain