The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-18
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
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 maining at the bottom f3r a coupI, cf hours, was hauled out, moro scared than hurt
 Edward Terrin, a fugitive frop justice, was arrested in Tombston, on Friday by Sheriff Behan. It l: suid he is q marrie.l man, and somt time ago deserted hls wife and at tempted to kill young girl in Sas Francisco because she refused 10 liv, with him. He sLot her scvcra times.
 Two beautiful spacim, ns Of sniE eraf tree are to be seen at the office ot J. s. Morgan, on Meyer street They are formed by tac precipita- ton of metallic silver from its solu ton into fauciful ar5orescent form Though not very new fact, those who have never seen it viii be amply repaid by visit to the place alo7e named.
 Ii may not be generally known that the arms taken from the Tucson rangers by General Reyes, in So nora. are to be returned. The Mexl. can minister has made the "amende honorable" to the government at Washington, and the whole matter has be'n amicably arranged. The official correspondence will probably be forwarded to ;he authorities here in $ short time.
 The Sur has the following Flor ence items:
 The pinkeye IS ravaging Pinal county.
 4 large amount of baled hay has been put Up, which rules at 520 to S25 per ton.
 Barley is retailing at 21Sc per pound The crop this year has been good.
 Pat Holllnd has raised over 5OO- 000 pounds of wheat. The Pima Indians havacleaned up about :, ,900,- coo pounds.
 The fruit crop is excellent. Peach. es, figs and grapes are abundant. The surplus fruit is shipped to Sil- yer King and Pinal, where il finds a ready market The second crop of figs this year is comiug on. 4 third one is expected to be realized before the frost comes on.
 From the Star we take the follow ing Casa Grande notes:
 The town is growing rapidly. sev- eral buildings are being erected. There are 180 inhabitants, two stores, one hotel, one boarding house and one restaurant, two saloons, two blacksmith and wagon shops.
 Business is raDldly increasing, conse quent upon the shipments Of ore from the Quajarty district, To- cated from twelve 10 twenty miles south of Casa Graude.
 The Walker and Brady mine is six carloads of ore per month. The owners are reported to have S4O,0OO on hand, maie from these shipments.
 
 The Reward mine is shipping about six carloads per month. The Edgar is also shipping ore.
 The Pinal Consolidated Mining Company, located eighteen milcs east of Florence. is shipping on an average 8 carload per day of rich carbonates. It is thought they will soon start up their smelter.
 The large freighting business to the cast and south of Casa Grande is rapidly increasing.
 IEpitaph.l
 Chief of Police Neagle asserts that the fees earned by policemen during the month is not sufficient to pay shaving money, and reminds the taxpayers that th e City Clerk ard City Attorney get raise of $25 per month on their salaries, and the police have performed much harder work.
 Mike Mccormack challenges John Smith 10 fight four rounds, Marquis of Queensbury rules, with hard gloves, for $50 a side. Both men are Toughnut miners, and consider cd the hardest kind of hard hitters.
 A certain party is unloading a large quantity of mutilated silver coins in the city. He is known, and unless he chips on his racket he will get a little free advertising
 David Anison and Charles Gardi- ncr were arrested on Allen street about 8:30 last evening, charged with stealing 2L50 and three lottery tickets from woman at the Bird Cage. There was some money o7 their persons when arrested and they are considered artful dodgers. Mrs. Hutchinson also missed her husbands pistol and suspicion or the theft rests on those arrested for the other of nse. They will have an examination before Judge Wal lace.
 Enterprise
 Mir. J. J. Yosburg, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. agent at Globe was arrested last week on a charge of stealing three bars of Mack Morris bullion, but it is almost certain th.t the bullion in question was properly shipped and passed through here on