Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

TEKEtE SG9nAAA ITE1IS.
 Prescott is gathering gama grass for hay.
 Wild grapes arc plentiful in moi tn ern Arizona this season.
 Granite Creek placers are banning out considerable gold. Tic Mill at Blackberry will start up about the 18th inst.
 Fort Huachuca is to have wate, works 10 supply the barracks.
 One hundred and forty three per sons have registered at Williams.
 The Pa. ago couG;ry has new mining district called Cunquian.
 The Miner mentions q rich strike two miles from Rumble Bec-the richest in that country.
 Mir. F'fatt, of Sacramento, has purchased Hon. J. J. Gosper's stock and ranch "a the Verde
 Pinal nal-9cS5anty County nominates peoples I fcket, and declares that "the ring
 bust D."
 The Sanr. 3;ita Hotel, at Calaba- sas, is to be formally opened by s ball and supper a9d excursion from Tucson on October 5ih.
 
 The PInal Drill notes the presence of two of our citizens at that place during the past week, Messrs A. D. Lemon and w. A. Hancock.
 Tombstone has Issued marriage licenses to E. g. .Armstrong and Miss s. Spence; W. Castello and Miss E. Carroll.
 Iessrs. Roberts, Clancy, Peck and Dunn, of the Harding mine, were at tackled by Indians in the Chlricahuas last week.
 The Head Center mill will be re- moved from the river to the mine. under the new management of the Anglo California bank of San Fran cisco.
 The Copper Queen's quarterly dividend is fifty cents per share, to be paid in New York yesterday. Net profit to date S64S,000.
 It IS reported that E. s. Junior and other miners of Bradshaw district, arc q; work in large bodies of high grade ore.-Courier.
 A number of Indians who partici- pated in the San CaIlos outbreak last tall will be tried at Tucson dur ing the present term of court. The docket there contains eight murder cases.
 The laying of water pipes pro- gIesses in Tucson The court house yaId is being cleared and graded. and the streets in the southern DOT tion of the city arc being lowered by the adobe makers.
 A correspondent of the Star gives an enthusiastic account of some rich mines in the Chlricahuas. The Mineral Park mine sold for $50,00O, and the purchasers have been offered $150,000 for it. This paper says that Dos Cabczas claims the richestsgoli mine in the world.
 Williams, the new station on the A. & F. railroad, has f1ne saw-mlll, several stores, and will mmediately build school house and church.
 MT. T. J. Eaman arrived here, last evening from Peck district. He says that the Warrior mine and the Occidcnt are looking well and yield ing fine ore. Mir. Eaman has two car loads of Warrior ore ready for shipment to Omaha. He has sold his ore to MT. Chamberlain.
 Two desperadoes attempted to and rob Geo. Lampson, saloon keeper of Querreo Canon, near St. Johns, lately when one of them was shot and killed and the other has been taken prisoner and will be lucky if he escapes lynchlng
 From the Tombstone Republican we learn that a man named Thomas, a teamster, was murdered near sol | iier's Hote, on Friday evening, by | his companion, an Indian named Toe. They had bottle of whisky when last seen together, which ac- counts for the tragedy.
 The packing business between the King and Globe has assumed large proportions. Perry Wildman alone hips 15O,000 pounds monthly. There lIe about 50 mules and 80 burros employed. The freight s one and a half cents per pound. Distance 2S miles.- Drill. 1