Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15

| III Tic lOWCE COuutIJ. NCSotl1tAOn
have been pending for several day.
Mr.. Courts left for Casa Grande, yes
terday, and returns tomorrow. Mi
Courts is a good fellow, and far
specimen of the vim and vigor OF I'LL
West. Our hat goes up, Courts.
Miners in from the surrounding
country speak highly of TIL: prosiec
of his vicinity, AMI Thin Phenil
will be headqu ,r ers for an unusually
rich mining section.
P. N Hickey aud L Brandt cam'
in on the Maricopa stage this morn
ing. D. A MM.lleH, D Pea-e J
E. Lock, j. P Xiii ~ and e |
Roelle 20 "a 10 -
The soutaera
500 b. favored
o4th 1913 iees -; Hu
VITA stone, AID W 4se
apartments 70 ee5ia.
Some misereaat, ia is not Sae
fear OF the laS, stole a stove lron
Me .srs. Patton " Whit aker, p 1t it
in i wheelbarrow ami rolled it away
We are glad t. say the stove was
cool, for there is no man in Phe tx
mean enough to steal Il red -l.o stove.
Prof. Kelly writes from Saekett's
Harbor. n. Y, that he is well pleased
Wit his Il uation and is enjoying
fae health. he has the fiis coInet
in the i2th Infantry Band and has Il
good time with the choir.
The mouth is gradually wearing
away, and W Ii SOON bring he New
Year. Ii Is part Of the religion OF
the heatben Chine, to pay ali MS
debts before the beginning of the
new yer; but then the Chiness re-
iigIon is not contagious.
GAM is going to ha, e cabine' of
ores This is go d thing, and the
HERALD calls for specimens from
surrounding mines for this cabinet
Let it be extensive and MIRAGE a
iarse p TT. if not all of the Bank Ex-
change reading Dom.
A mining party composed of
Mtssrs. Seller, Herr, Allen and King
made visit to Cave Creek, and re-
turned yesterday to Phoenix and ar.
ST piping at the Bank Exchange
they go south to the Hacuvar range,
and will return in a week or ten days.
There is little freight passing
through Phoenix just now for Pres
,ott. The trade of Phoenix is fair;
,ur merchants have excellent stock s,
goods that will do credit to any East. !
I'm town of its siz :; but we have a
onging to be a railroad terminus;
hen would Phoenix flourish like the |
,reen bay tree.
We credit to the Gazstte of yester
lay: "The following official bonds !
vere filed and approved by the chair
nan of he Board of Supervisors, to-
ty: l.. H. Orme, Sheriff; bonds fur
ished in the sum of $4,000, with N
John T. Dennis, A. Asher,
p. S. Suead, Jas. II. Holcoml', Hosea
F. NJ. Fowler and Newell
Ierrick as surciies T. G. Greenhaw
rebate ] 'dge; bonds given in the
I'M of $1,000, with Hosea Greenhaw
nd L. Fl. Orme as sureties. A. e.
tker, District Attorney $4,000 bonds
18th L H. Orme and Chas Goldman
I sureties. Winchester Miller. Sur
eyor; $1,000 bonds. with Jas. Muir
nv aad A F. McDonild as sure
es -
Having heard such favorable re
Drts through Mr.. lwtddle-a disin
rested party, irsi-ciass miner, and .
! owner of a rich nine neqr Pres
'tt-crncerning the MaFgie May, a !
inc belonging TO Maj n Cox Of ,
Is rity. we met Major Cox to-day.
d Immediately "braced" him for :
ems on this subject. We give them
OH memory, having exacted from
&c major promise of a statement
on, his pen. TIE Maggie Ma =
in the Magazine District on Ledge
at may he traced for miles. This
the only de selopment. among the
any loo Ati0ns. 1t is true contact :,
in and must be inexhaustIble The
st assay showed 81, then it imme-
ately ran up 10 $40, then higher.
the pre- sent lime, at depth of 10 !.
ct. there is a ledge of IS feet assay
z $70.3711 per ton. Mr. Twaddle :,
me time eg, told the writer that
went through TWENTY-FIVE feet of ,
c in this mine and could put out
S hand in the dark anywhere and
uld get irst-class ore. Major Cox
owed us some samples of ore from
c Maggie May, and one piece, a
rel -cOlored specimeu. must he 1ln-