Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-06
Territorial News. Yuma Sentinel.1

wide with 10 feet of pay ore. Ten thousand tons of ore are on the dump.
 Prescott Miner.l
 Our news from the 35th parallel road IS cheering. One thousand graders are tearing asunder all obstacles and making substantial road bed. These men are being followed by 300 rail- layers who put down from Ii to 115 miles per day. Early next summer the road will be in Yavapai county, and near the city of Prescott. Atlast the good time seems 10 be coming.
 The Drill says Pinal had but 22 houses one year ago. It now has 145.
 lGaleyville Bunetin.l
 Galeyville wants q tailor shop.
 Mexican dollars pass for 90 cents in Gsleyville, and for 75 cents in New Mexico.
 The Cashier mine, owned by D. P. Carr and c. H. Fry, at depth of 35 feet, gives a quantity of ere assayIng SIS. 56 per ton in silver. This mine is located adjacent to the Hell mine One-t third interest in the Cashier. Brilliant, Black Hawk No. 2, Taras- con and Elevated mines was purchas- ed Thursday by II. B. Maxson, for S2OOO. The property was owned by C. II. Fry, Of Tucson, and D. P. Carr of thIs place. It is situated about one and one-half miles up Turkey Creek from the town, has been developed to a considerable extent, and is consid- ere l valuable property, and only re- quircs capital to place it among the leading mines of the camp. Mir. MaXsOn purchased MT. CRrr's interest,
 lEpitaph.l
 Work will begin Monday on the Head Center mine. II was suspended a short time pending the completion of the hoisting works.
 The face of the drift from the bot tom of the new winze on the 250 foot level of the Tough Nut is all Iu ore of high grade.
 In the Good Enough working ore is accommodating faster than it can be handled.
 The enldrging and timbering of the main double-compartmtnt shaft of the Grand Central South has reached a point 30 feet from the surface, and the north end shaft is down 40 feet An office building and stable have been erected.
 On the Empire work is confined principally to prospecting on the 400- foot level. The north drift is 40 feet in, the south drift 30 feet, and the face of the cross-cut west has been advanced l20 feet, all in exceedingly promising vein matter.
 The Grand Central now shows solid body of high grade ore, from 5 10 l9 feet wide and 24O feet in length, face being now ID about l2 feet of ore.
 The new hoisting works of the Girard are being put in place without interfering with he work in the mine.
 The Grand Central mill will start up on Monday or Tuesday.
 The Boston mill commenced crush ing Bradshaw ore on Monday.
 The rival claimants of the Bob ln- gersoll have made a compromise.
 LGlobe Silver Belt.l
 Hoisting machinery for the Centen- nial mlne is reported at Wilcox.
 Two bars, 1882 ounces silver, were shipped yesterday from the Chromo. The mine is looking well.
 The Champion complete its run on 100 tons California ore Tuesday. The result was most satisfactory.
 After running the tunnel on the Democrat mine, situated in Ramboz Camp, near the famous Centennial, about D feet from the point of start ing, the vein was struck, and the first blast in the ledge exposed ore that will assay from two to three hundred ounces 10 the ton.
 The Mack Morris IS working from J0 to GO men, and taking out the usual quantity of ore daily. The man shaft is being sunk, as also a winze on the ledge. Risbridger is sinking a shaft on the East Richmond, which is now down about 50 feet in a very rich body of ore. C.. W. Sharp is at work on the Silver Reef and taking out some very rich ore. The prospect is very good. The O'Neil Bros. arc working assessment on the Great Eastern. The Basin would seem, 10 a stranger, to be a very quiet place, but every per son is at work, with encouraging prospects.
 Nugget
 Mir. F. NJ. Aoams, accompanied by NIT. !. W. Harter, of Visalia, Cali fornia, returned from trip to Bisbee yesterday, where they secured two properties, the Holbrook and Cave claims, adjoining the Copper Queen. They express themselves as greatly surprised at the appearance of the Copper Queen, its large percentage Of copper yield, and firmly believe they have secured a continuation of the same mine.
 Luke Short who killed C. 5. Storm, in this city on Friday last, and who had an examination before Justice Wallace, was discharged yesterday, the evidence being conclusive to the court that Short acted in self-detense. From the evidence before the court no different decision could have been ar rived at. as it was clearly shown that Storm stepped out of the saloon, grabbed hold of Short and stepped out into the street with him with the intention of killing him.
 [Phenix Herald
 ?. Morton has leased the Bradshaw Basin mill, and has just run through fen tons for Tom Roach and Wm. Mulvernon that milled S340 per ton. The rock was from the vicinity of the Peek. The mlll is now engaged on Silver Prince ore. As teams are scarce wood is getting scarce at the mill.
 IF tbe following, from the Silver