Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-10
Territorial Loot.
lorencs Enterprise.

NIT. ]. K. Anderson, of Butte, IS qual ' tered ct the Silver King. He is just T, . covering from an attack of the mOuntai fever.
 [ MT. Henry Jones, of Silver King, e out at Mineral Hill, doing assessmen a work on the claims owned by himself . Robt. Bowen and others. 9 MT. Frank Shields, of the San Pedro - while brandinga calf this week, wa - kicked by the animal and painfully though not seriously injured. Madame Rumor says the ChilsOn Bros . have sold another mining property Il the Casa Grande district for large con D sideration. We could not learn the par . ticulars.
 Mir. Dodge and wife, of Pinal, passed
 through here Monday en route to SaI
 Francisco, to spend the winter. Mrs
 Dodge is not enjoying good health and her husband thinks a change ofclim ate
 might prove beneficial to her.
 Julius Creveau shot and killed a man
 by the name of Rose, at Hastings Friday 1 evening. We could not learn the partic.
 ulars but understand that there was a
 woman in the case. The murderer is
 still at large.
 l We have been told that disagreement
 on the process to be used in treating the
 ore at the Hastings mill caused the stop page of work at the mine and mill We
 cannot say whether this IS true or not.
 but hope it Is.
 Charlie Brown, of Tucson, was here
 this week and went up to Silver King to look after promising piece of mining | property in which he Is interested. Cap
 itallsts are negotiating for the property
 and there IS d strong probability of the
 negotiations terminating favOrably.
 Hill De ArInitt has gone over to the | Cababi district to do assessment work
 on his claims. Hill has good staying" | qualities. lie has been clinging to those 1 claims for twelve years and proposes to hold to them through another decade unless he can get his price for them. They are fine properties and worth all he asks for them.
 Al. RoDardt, of Casa Grande, re- turned from Tucson this week. While at the metropolis he disposed of a one quarter interest m an extension of the Jack Rabbit mine for S2,5OO cash. Score one more for the Casa Grande district.
 As soon as the Globe road shall have been completed the stage company will transfer their four-horse coaches to that route, and run twO-hOrse blackboard between here and Pinal as the travel on the latter road will not then justify the company in running four-hOrse coaches.
 We were shown thls week a magnIf- cent specimen of copper and silver ore from the Coyote mine, located near Riverside. This property has been pretty well developed and shows great l breadth of ledge with fine pay streak | It is destined to become one the largest l bullion producers.
 Mr. Joseph COllingwOOd, we regret to | learn is in a very critical condition and | his physician fears he cannot recover. | He Is one of our first settlers and his | death would be sincerely regretted. | We hope that he may pass the crisis I safely.
 Milton Ward has contracted to cut | and deliver at the Butte and Florence road, one thousand cords of wood, for the Pinal Consolidated at g. per cord. Other parties have taken similar con tracts, so the company will get all the d they may need at a very low lie, Cte.
 We erred last week in stating that Master Levi Ruggles was the first white male child born in this valley Peter FOreback has a son nine years old, who was born here. Colonel Rugcles' little girl Florence, was the first female child born in tbe valley, however.
 
 It IS again reported that the Silver King company will build new mill on the rlver above Florence next year and run a narrow gauge railroad from the river to the mine No definite steps have been taken in the matter yet, so far az We know, but there is strong req con to believe that some such move will be made some time between the 1st of January next and the following [ December.
 4 gentleman arrived here from Albu- luerque, this week, and lays claim to the horse which was stolen by Shoot | Em-up Dick and subsequently, sold to Mir. Garret, of San Pedro, for S400. The gentleman claims tC have paid El400fOr the animal. and according 10 the pedI- gree, which IS now on file at the Sher- ifs office. the horse is worth that I mount. He IS Kentucky thorough ( bred. We regret to see Mir. Garret ! lose his Si0O, for he is nearing the sun 'et of life and can i'll afford the loss. He has the reputation of belng a worthy , nan.
 MT. C. w. Fuller returned from Pic ! leer Tuesday with his team, and says l t is one Of the liveliest camps in the Territory. He made the trip from Casa ! irande to Pioneer in six days and { half and hauled 6,6O0 pounds of freight with six animals. He will stop freight ng for while now to put in crop on T iis ranch above town. He has one hun a lred acres under cultivation and raises wo crops each year. He raises a wheat {. 'rop first and as soon as that Is harvest d, blows under tine stubble and plants ,orn and beans, both of winch mature before frost. That kind of farming { avs. !
 Prescott Miner. c