Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

ard mining negotiations are pending
and being consumma,ed in all tlirec-
tions.
News reached us this morning that
Sam Morrison, a miner who left
town few days ago to WORK on the
Red Rover, drank large quantity Of
ammonia which killed him TWO OF
three days afterwards.
Mr.. S. E. Patton has been awarded
the contract to build a house for
Herrick. 6 Co., to cost $1,000; also
one for f. A. Straw.
The Hon. Murat Masterson IA
vored the HERALD office with a fra
ternal call ills morning. He lcf
with his wits who accompanies him
on. this mornings stage for Prescott.
Mr.. H. Pateman, of the Vulture
mine, left today on the O'Clock
stage. He has succeeded in getting
Gov. Tritlc to offer reward of $500
for the arrest of Miller and Busla-
mente, and it is probable that the
Vulture 20. may be induced to mike
an additional reward running it UP
to 81 ZOO altogether.
Mr. Thomas, superintendent of the
Phoenix mine, on Cave Creek, is IL
town and reports the mine as yield
ing much rich ore. A forty-stamr
mil. will be put on as soon as pos
sible. Mr. Seymour, of the VulIur,
Company is the fortunate owner OF
the Phoenix.
From Mondays DAILY
Watermelons are a natui al pro-
duct CT the Salt river valley and
grow volunteer" like tomatoes in
California.
In the United States Court, this
TO cenoon, Manuel Perasso was SEN
fenced TO pay a fine of s 900 and
be confined N the Territorial prison
fer term of six months, for selling
whisky to Indians.
Judge Cox arrived yesterday from
the Maggy May, on Cave creek,
swhere he has been attending 10 as
sessment work. A tunnel is being
driven in toward the ledge aud fine
pay ore, gold and silver. has been
passed through for thirty feet be-
fore striking the ledge proper.
Mining matters are lively, ard
Phoenix is rapidly becoming point
for mining transactions. We need
sampling works, which would add
greatly to the business of the place.
4 well as be very paying invest
ment to the owners. The Immense
mining regions which surround us,
at distance of ten to forty miles.
Roa!d give such works ample en-
yment.
F. Mogrne.te arrived yesterday {
his stock ranges at the foot OF
Bradshaw mountains. He r.
rts teed as plenty and stock in
= { condition. The hor es he ad
Used for in the HERALD have been )
sercd- While at the range he
another horse stolen, which re- =
he'd IN few days, nicely shod,
kched aid somewhat Trimmed down :,
y sharp riding. Having escaped
from the ihief, the horse returned to y
his accustomed ha UNITS,
GFrom Tuesdays DA LZ.l ~
An immense amount Of freight is !;
pouring iuto town. +;
A new assay office is being put up tc
just back of Woolsey hall, by Mr..
II. IL. Travis. fl
One of Geo. Hamlin's fine teams y
started to Cave creek yesterday with p
a load of Miners for the various -
mines there.
Mr.. Armstrong, the postmaster at T
Tempe, paid our Office his respects fe
oday He is canvassing the matter OF
Of starting paper at that fair little q
,urg- III
The District Court has closed for pit
The term and the records are being
put in order. Several important. nj
,uits, we believe, have been set over 81
or next term pi
The Albany IN y Press and -,
says: THE largest 10
We know of to day is that 8.
If St. Jacobs Oil; for where ST. -
Jacobs Oil is, there rheumatism IS -
lot." -,
A rush for Give Creek has begun, or
doubt Scarcely a day is
low passes but miners and locators er
70 out, That that section will af-
ord the next miHing boom there is m
title doubt. tn
A private telegram informs us that '"
Judge Porter had a splendid meet g
n G at Tombstone last night. He d
will arrive IN Phoenix tomorrow, 0u
hould be not be delayed at Tucson,
,hich we think Is probable. ~
Mr.. Jillson, Wells, Fargo & Cos tn
agent here, informs ct
9 that we were misinformed with n
egard to his company carrying a ,
u-rency and specie to Vulture. The Di
ompany continue to do business in of
hat line, and they have no intention. an
f shutting down on it. They propose m,
} protect the treasure entrusted to ce
heir care, and men arc OF the
round especially for that purpose.
New Railroad Enterprise.