The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1882-01-14

cODUoDSeI.
The Southern Pacific Railroa,
have extended their line durir,
the year 227 miles, besides cut
ting through al n0Sl imn-S able
barriers near FL PisO, huildin,
the Rio tirandp bridge aud re.
pairing 60 milrS of track dam.
aged by the washOuis. They
have built four large hotels. one
each at Yuma. Tucson, Bowie
and Dtming. AT Il total cost o.
| S95, 900; butt dppots AT San Si-
mon, Bowie and Ell Paso, aud
shops. r0und-houses and m:chiue
shops at the later place; have
greatly enlarged the room at
Tucson and other buildings. The
company pay out abou; 81, 900. .00O
In wages per year on the AriZuna
division. The tonnage and pas
senger travel has greatly in
creased over last year. The total
population OF he territory g es-
timaIed at 65. 900; stock over 310,-
zoo, of which 96, 900 are cattle and
l54, 900 sheep, which averaged
over 2 J pounds Of wool per head.
The grain product i'm six cuuntip,
out of nine in the Territory, to
wit: Pima, Marie pa, Pinal. Co.
chi-e, Graham and Yuma Was
A., ,4l8, ,755 pou"dS. Alec ii large
amount of vegetables were raised.
Mari,"pt cut 4,500 tons of hay
and 2 400 gailnuS df syrnp from
sorghum. There were about
200G tons of hay cut in Pima and
rOrhiSe counties. The ASSESS
ment OF real and persona! prop
erty IF five counties for the year
is $40, 100000. The bullion out
put of the Territory, AZ far as
heard from, during the year, is
AS follows: Tombstone, So, ,149,-
l29 So; Harshaw, S779 800; ore
shipped from the district S4S. 200;
Yuma and Hnh,ve counties, sill
yer. Sl03, ,0n0, gold, s64.000; Silver
King, 81 3 5000; shipments from
Gln"e q stri..t 10y Casa Graudr,
S7O6,O00; Tip Top, $29S,5l2 81;
Bnwie, S27,S52 81. Other points
in Pima county: gold dust, S4D,
l5S; silver bullion, S51 SIG Of
the LIST sum Sl4, 0G i, supposed
tn have come from Soror4. (Thr.
VuHurr Mill, running 81 s..'mps.
has mt been hear'i frotn) making
Il total out put n far as heard
from, of S9,0Sj,679 66. Total out
put Of HarshtW county since the
81 l55, ,154 40; to-
tai from III, Top, 81 2l2, ,622 81.
The copper output w,i> al fl-
lows: Copper Queen. 1856 755
t.ounl>; Clifton, 2,734,64O uouni>;
Itu .chaca Co., 250,0OO pounds;
Carrie, of Globe, ,Wl0 p ,und-,
5,00n; t"tl 8,'l9S, 495. |
The aver 'ge hnen"ss Of tue huI-
ion i, 8 J per ceui. The OUTPUT
nf 1889 did not exceed 200, 900
Imunds-l surplus for 1881 OF 5.
398, ,795 pounds.
There WAS "a large amount of
high grade silver ore shipped, of
which no account was taken
On the Silver KING the c0ncen-
lratIons will run up to Inany
thousands.
The Star predicts that the sill
yer and gold bullion output for
1882 will reach Sc, 5,000, 900 and The
copper out 10000, 900 pounds, as
that industry rs veI in lis infan-
cy. The Copper Queen alone pro,
poses iO add another furnace in
six weeks atsd prunis as an output
of ,25O.0 600 pounds per month. |
Several other companies IN the !
Biebee district Will bp in operr-
ton soon. Three are ia S,nta
Ri'a, two addI'irtial in Silver
! el, four in the Stuta Catalina
and several north of
Gila. All have vast quantities of !
ore in sight. Their success is
assured. As the olG Year goes
out ArizOna's property is hom.
ing in every industry, and we
promise California silver, gold
and copper bullion for her grain,
fruits and manufactured goods. |