Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-08

r crate Mr.. wheeler, the Ente 7.pfaSe
e will lie among the first TO do the lat
e ter Justice by publication of the
: facts.-Enterprise
= The editor of the Enterprise has
Y hree hundred dollars worth of vim
dication for his character as to hon.
or, veracity and pugnacity. He wants
!, some man to take one hundred of
the money and swear that it has not
some one of these virtues. What be
desires to do then we can't make out
exactly.
Pioneer is reported as one of the
]iveliest camps in the Territory.
Mr. Jos. Collingwood of Florence,
well known pioneer of the Terri
tory, and for Il number of years a
successful mer, liant of Florence, is
reported by the Enterprise as being
fatally i'll.
Bro. Bach of the Miner has struck
it rich at last. He has bought
mine which we suppose means that
he proposes to keep the Miners head
above water.
Prescott is agitated over the qucs-
ton of where to hold the session of
the Legislature. Our man wants it
in the city hall and others want it in
a private building. Any rent to pay ? !
Courier Major Johnston, Pay |
master U. s. A, is under orders to |
proceed East and will, with his fam
lily, leave here shortly. The Tip |
Top company's 1O-stamp mill is now
running 10 out of every "a hours,
crushing ore from their mine, which
is said to be looking well. :. The
Tiger mine, under Mr.. B. 7. Riggs
management, looks very promising
The Collier claim is opened by
drift; near its western boundary a
large body of ore was discovered
which Is steadily increasing. Be-
tween 30 and 80 tons of rich ore are
every day hoisted to the surface and
the company will, early next spring.
start their 10-stamp mill. Workmen
in the mine have purchased shares
and are anxious to buy more. The
feeling in the camp is ! cry buoyant.
The Cougar and OF her new mines
near the Tiger are yielding rich ores.
The horsethief Thompson, under
Indictment, broke from the old Jail
on W sdnesday and is now at large.
Herea fter those who are Gagged will
be found behind the CRATE bars when ]
Belt.
Globe Chronicle: = Justice Allen Z
has purchased the house lately
owned by Frank Switzerland, and
Will occupy it shortly. Frank
Superintendent of the
Long Island Copper Company, re-
turned from the East Thursday even I
ing. Douglas Skinner has struck
4 good body of copper ore in his Z
Portian" mine at point five hun.
ired feet from the main opening, tho
southwest end OF the claim. The | a
lew strike can be found near the
eet, and at point where shaft is d,
icing sunk there shows solid ledge =
# Cal Donate ore over four feet wide,
With a smooth, well-defined foot wall :,
If syente, pitching S E. about sixty :,
iegrees- The ore is a combination ~
# red oxide, silicatc and iron, and
will smelt freely, being of the same
harac ter as that from the Old Globe q
md Buffalo mines. B Idle has
,host. A spectral woman with a I'll
arge basket in her hand, a white tie
God On her head and clothed in re
Shite and black, appears at mid
light at certain locality, moves =.
apidly in a circle for q while, and -.
hen yanishes. Some miners and :.
cinnamon have been frightened out
f ten years growth by the appari-
ION. III
There are 1856 tons of freight lying
Yuma awaiting shipment up the th
iver.
Alvarado District, Yuma County, 81
attracting attention. K
Tucson had 70 arrests during No A
ember.
Geo. Rayfield has again assumed br
Dntrol of the Palace Hotel, Tucson. ex
1t is said that an opium den is run Cc
ing in full blast on one cf the prin- tn
pal business streets in Prescott.
Police Judge Wallace, of Tomb an
one, will resign to accept a place On
nder Sheriff Ward. tn
Pinal's new hotel opened ON the Ii
rst. az
Major Edward Collins, list In
.ntry, is relieved from duty at Fort es'
erde, and will proceed to Fort Ca
rant and assume command of that +.
,st and of his company.
Prof. J. q. Lennon, who lately nu
through the Hnachucas. lif
As been engaged to deliver a lecture
fore the Academy OF Sciences in r.
an Francisco, on the Z" Native Pota. ~
es of Arizona"
Acting Assistant Surgeon A. P.