Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
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Silver Belt: Old Dominion Copper Maing Company's shipments forveek 446 bars-ljl.Slb pounds. Total ship m-nts, 3,3i2 fJ5 pounds.
 Silver Belt. rhe band played the | Dead March in Saul in memory of \. D. Skinner. last Saturday evening. Iht performance was excellent.
 Silver Belt. Mir R0-k-uge, a Pm. County surveyor. vas taking Ubserva tIuus along the western boundary ot the reservation on Tuesday and "Wednesday of tbis week.
 Globe Chronicle: Mir Chas Scbof-ll, of .he Old Dominion Company, IS suffer lg from severe attack of pIeurisy. and has been compelled Co leave L's duties at the furnace and come to town for treatment.
 Pheuix Herald MT. Thomson, from west of town uiLe nIle-, made our office pleasant call tui- maruug. He re- DOTS hIs section ut county as one vast -rain field, the crop bei-g very heavy and nearly read! Co cut.
 Prescott Journal: The CITIZEN thiuk- that Tucson could furnish lUJ customer tp a roOdhoiel in Iomh~tIle duuu- tLe heated season, f that cIiy 2. ssr--ei ne 1T The cItiZ gus ot IicSou really desire tH get away from the heat they should come tr Pre-cn-t, where they c1uld eu- j ry our d-.Isn tal climate and can find splendid hotel acc mmuds tiuus.
 ~tiv Lei.: lLe Anderson boys brought a load uf coal C. town, o1 Mou- day, from the Deer Creek feel '.. We made inquiries Jf blacksmith who used it for welding and be prlu.uucei It ,qnal c. Cumberland coal it~ texture Was close, and sI far as its appearance went we could not distinguish any dis- ference between lt aud the Cumberland except the indications which lt bore ut 1eing near the surface.
 Prescott Journal. Ho1. John Ellis visited the copper propesty oi tae United Verde copper e, mpHuy, m tle Back 1 Hills, recently, and says he k satisfied that there IS going Co be big camp there very soon. When the road I- c,In- pleted to t5e property and the mactIn- cry for the mIue-, which arr DOW at Ash rurk, arrives on tue ground, work will he prosecuted viGDruu>ly. Mes>-s. E .lls E Whitney are contemplating SturtIug first class sal Ion thrre. The name of the new town K Jerome.
 Globe Chroricl-: CaL K.n-. chief en- Giueer of the Mnetsl Belt railroad, with Messrs. Foster aud Rolf oi thr survey ing party, accompanied by Gru. Mac GOnei and his son Frank. arryei We'd uesday night. Mr Eddy, with rEe balance of the surveyors. VIII he here ueXt lGseday. Ihr preliminary survey wlli commerce at once. Col. K .1r states that the ruutesi- practicable aud rxnr-s- -eS him-ell highly pleased with The zee ton of the country through which the road will be bulf.
 The late Dr. Edw. rd J. O'Dnugherty. who iiel at old Camp Reno. A-iz ,ua. was member of the famous "Mluer" prospecting party m early d.ys. Later. m company with W. Hope and II Diff enhach, he discovered tbe Hib-ruia mine in Mohave county, and SIX year- ago discovered the very rich group cs silver mines at the foot of the north peak of the VI zatz4l range. which g,Oup bears his name. He was am earnest . pruspector, thorough miue- aud-a friend. Peace to his ashes.
 Silver Belt: The Takoma company . have shipped a i-tIuE works for ILeir . mine. IL is due here. It vii be plarrd . on the shaft at the souttvr-t end of | their prouerty. ! his I- 60 uI.U- move. . w. recommended it m our description . of the mlue, puhi~'ed me time ago. The vrIu is already d-velrrci to nearly jJJ feet deer, this wIil mlk- it ra--1t le to doub.e rle distance. The vflne to the cumpiny- ot flIS a-tIrn, k I1 the f,ctt s' e1r Devereux can get plenty oi self huxng ore from their own prop prtv