Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
Territorial News.

At the North Polut claim Winnifred district in going down 2 the ledge three feet in the shaft about two tons of rock were taken out that assayed yesterday $50 per tOE in copper and silver Five locations have been made ou the ledge. About a mile and a half west of the North Point is the Rose Bud, now down 6 feet, with about 240 tons of ore on the dump, which assays 50 per cent. copper. Territorial Treasurer Butler reports perfect deluge of warrants since it was announced that the territorial bonds were sold and money in the treasury. The Tucson band that arrived day or two since. enlivened things at OlssOn < Cos St. Louis Brewery, last evening, by discoursing some very excellent music
 Nohaye County Miner. C.C. Jones of the Pueblo smelling and refining company left on Tuesdays stage. He proposes tO visit the Ameri- ln Flag and other mines at Wallapal mountains on his way home. Mr. Jones expresses himself well pleased with the outlook and has contracted for several carloads of ore. We shall expect to see him again Iu few weeks.
 Last fuesday a rich strike was made in the l5J-fuO; level of the Keystone mine. The new strike consists of a streak of ore about six inches wide which k just full of ruby silver aud Is estimated to go from $500 to Sl,0O0 per ton. The ore vein in which this rich streak was ionnd Is i've feet wide and averages about SO per ton.
 II. $. Carpenter has bought a one half interest ID the Wallapai Chef mine for one dollar. This claim lies about half way between Mineral Park and Chloride and was located by James Twiggs.
 <. A. Fisher has sold tu Dr. Burdick 800 feet in the Review mme near COrbat for $500.
 M. Carr has sold a half interest n the Iowa and Iron Mask mIres at Cedar to B. F. Lee of Sandrslly, Ohio, for one thousand dollars.
 D. Southwick and James DOugherty are sorting and sacking ore on the h. fallible mine.
 The Gray Bros. nave a lot of ore sacked on the Tigress mlus ready for shipment to Albuquerque.
 It Is proposed to change the name "KinCman,' M0lave couusy, Co "Beale City" in honor of Gen. Ned Beale, who, when lieutenant, explored the country bordering the thirty fifth parallel and who discovered "Beale Springs"
 Phraix Gazette.
 At Tucson are greater marks of pro- gress than eve. before manifest in the history of that phenomenal clty. lt is phenomenoa past solution, the building of town in such place place so re- mote from the resources that support lt; but being there, it Is destined to remain and grow indefinitely as the surround ing country develops. There are several large and fine business blocks going up, that when completed will give the town quite a metropolitan air. There are several pr5tentious private residences, two or three of which are. architectur- ally, very pretty. The homes, more than the business houses, bespeak settled convection that Tucson k always JO re- main a place o' importance. Good reports are made Of developments in the surrounding mining camps, and the time IS not far distant when Pima county will become a large producer of the pre- ciOus metals.
 Geo Lount, who has jus; retired from the Prescott land office, held the posi- ton of receiver for a great many years and went out of office without one black mark.
 Attendants upon the fiesta begin to arrive. Yesterday a Mexican came in from Tucson who will give the boys a chance to win his money at some one of the many national games that will be open during this season of fun and hilarity.