The Arizona champion., 1883-11-17
SIGNAL.
Sale of the Matilda Mine for 0,0OO- Business Generally Tho Stage Line,

Sale of the Matilda Mine for S1 0,OO0- Business Generally The Stage Line, etc.
 The Signal mining camp is situated on Big Sandy, and the valley, about one half mile in width, contains a number of valuable ranches, or farms, which reach out for twenty miles either way from the town. The com mercial business of the camp consists of two general merchandise stores, five saloons-two kept by white men and three by Mexlcans; one stock corral and two butcher shops.
 Also, Messrs. McWrite x Sullivan are running a hotel which is first class in every particular. The hotel IS beng r, fitted and prepared for an increased number of guests, and the rooms and the saloon attached are neat and clean, and all about the premises is orderly. The tables are spread with everything the market affords, and they have good white cook.
 A new adobe building is being erected opposite the hotel, which will be occupied as bakery.
 The school, under a most excellent teacher, Mrs. Mercer, has an attend ance of eighteen pupils, and parents and scholars alike are well pleased.
 The Matilda mine, which was bonded to Hientzleman X Irigder, six months ago, by McCloud & Fuller, was taken by the former party on Wednesday last, and the owners of the property received SIo, 900 in cash on Thursday of this week for their property.
 The mill company runs two board ing houses-one under the direction of Mrs. Urquhart, lady well known on the line of the A. X P., having run a boarding house car-and these ho ses are supplied from the com pany's store with everything tol the tables.
 "Happy Jack, " as we have known him for years, Is running a stage line and carry ing the U. s. mail betweer Yucca. the railroad station, forty miles away, and Signal, and he has 2 most excellent outfit in horses ano wagons for the business. He makes good time, is courteous and kind ,C assengeis, as he always was in early Tombstone days, full of information and very entertaining. Jack has pu d well down about halfway between Signal and Yucca, and has found al abundance of water, and now vii commence the erection of station for the accommodation of the public With his station, stage line and BurrC mine-and the latter IS likely to prov d bonanza-Jack will have his hand
 ull during the next few years. Jack Doing, formerly of Tomb stone, Is one of the large real eslat owners in town, having several build | lngs and lots in the business portion but Is about to sell out all his inter ests and take trip to Sierra Madr mountain S, which were recently clear cd of hostile Indians, with vlew 0 n nndlng a business location, and t look up bonanza for himself an, ! family. Jack has been lucky hereto ' fore, and we expect to hear from hir again.
 . D. C. Remington has two and one , half acres enclosed and surrounded b dense cottonwood trees. In the en
 closure he has his residence, and on
 of the finest springs to be found l
 Arizona, which is ample to supply tn town. He cultvltes a portion of tn ground, and raises large amount ( garden vegetables It is an oasis i ,s the desert, a delightful place to rt
 side.
 ' We reserve this week an extende :. report of the Lester Mining Co.
 works at Signal, on account of limite :, space.-ED.