Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15


Mine, 100000; Hidden Treasure,
$4,000; Eureka, $40, 900; Blue Dick,
SIS, 900.
The following named gentlem en-
were elected last Tuesday evening
to fill the chairs of Cochise LODGE
No. 5, L. o. o. F., for the ensuing
term: E. c. Lane, N. G.; NJ, E. Shat
fer, V. G.; G. 8. BAtterman, r. s.;
E. NoFdgren, P 8; j. Lenoir, T.
Prescott complains of tramps.
c. R. Mar,indell wants to be City
Assessor of PRESCOTT.
The Miner makes the hearts of The
girls leap by saying that next year is
Leap Year. "Men are decelvers ev-
err"
About 900 tons Of hay were recent
ly destroyed by fire at Fort APP ache.
The Methodist Episcopal Mission
of New York has appropriated So 900
for missions in Arizona.
The California Comedy Co. is
amusing Globe.
Glhbe gives a ball and festival this
evening for the erection of hospit-
al.
The iS,lver Belt says the limbs of
the sycamore on which Hawly and
Grimes were hanged stretches out
yearn ngly for soAle sneak thieves in
that vicinity.
V.D. n re, formerly of Globe,
now of Silver City, N. M, is cham
pion bicyclist. and holds twenty-five
medals and numerous prizes.
Prescott will have telephone sys-
tenn
California is rounding up Arizona
cattle for beef.
Jack Dunn, for many years chief of
scouts for the Government, has be-
come disguised with Gen. Crooks
present dealing with the Apache, has
thrown up his commission, and pre-
diets general uprising, unless
changes are made.
Work on the Globe and Casa
Grande road, via Pioneer is progress
ing rapidly.
Old Dominion shipped 314 bars
of copper last week, weighing rs, TO
pounds. TOTAL shipments to date,
1,s59.13O pounds.
1t is now three years and half
since the mines in Tombstone COM
msnced TO produce bullion, since
when their record has been some
thing that this community may justly
feel proud Of From the time when
the first stamp dropped up to Janu-
airy 1, 1882, the output vas $685.
GIT, out of which dividends were
paid to the amount of $3,135, 900 Of
the above amount Contention pro-
duccd $2,703.144 80, the Tombstone
Mill and Mining Company $2,7O4,-
936.63, Grand Central $1,050, 975. 30,
and Wilma S526.716.99. Contention
paid 81, 375, 900 in dividends, Tomb
stone $1,1O0,O00, Grant Cen. 100000
and Wilma 100000. From Jan. Il
to JUL 1st the production of the dis
trict was So, 1856, 235.09. The divi
dcnds were approximately 1865, 900,
div idends as follows: Contention,
$375,OOO; Grand CeHtrai. 100000;
Tombstone, $150,000, and Wilma
$4,000. The last half of the ycir
has been more prosperous than the
first half, and will not fall much, if
any, below $3,0O0,OO0, of which
amount Con enIion will produce con
siderably over one-half, This will
make a total output of $12.716 152,
with dividends of $4,675,O0O. Il will
be seen that the div idends have
amounted to about 35 per cent of
the output of the entire distric II
is questionable if any other di trict
ever showe.. so so large a percentage
of dividends to its output as has
Tombstone -RepublicGn
Sentinel Late news from Alvar-
ado district continue to be encour-
aging. With every foot of depth at
tanned the ledge are widening. The
ore continue 10 average we'll.
There is rumor of the discovery o,
an ancient and ich mine, worked
years ago by the Fathers in charge
of the Mission, which stood near
where the Laguna stage station now
is. Next week we will give a full
description of the strike and of the
history of the mine, if the rumor
proves true. The brother of Yuma
Charlie, Captain Joe, son of Pas
cual, Chi of the Yuma tribe, p ssed
over to the golden shore Oh " ednes-
day morning. Joe travelled with
Coles circus for some time, visiting
Australia and oth"r places of inter
est. This style of life dil not agree
with him, and he ontract, d con-
stump ion. from which disease he
diei. Captain Joe was an intelli ent
and in4ust ious f ov, d h flu
neral yre ma surrou ded b, an i'm
mense concou sc of Yuma and {
capah I dia 5, who parlicipa ell in
the obsequee of the deceas d chiri-
tain. All of his horses were killed,
and his Tt la ives have painted cir
faces in stove-polish, or b ack paint,
the usual badge of mourning amo G
the Coloradp River indians.
The GA Dominion Copper Com
pany OF Glole HIS TWO thi Tyson