Mohave County miner., 1883-10-07
Territorial Clippings.
Florence E teopr;sa.

Florence E te'prsa.
 Judge Walker, of the Vekol, was in tow Tuesday. He will nave another large ship ment of ore from the Vekol ready for de livery at the depot. The mine looks bette than ever.
 Superintendent W. F. Merritt, of the Jes sic Benton Consolidated, has returned from ais protracted visit to Pennsylvania anC
 vent out to the Jessie Benton mill Tuesday
 Ia looks as if the trip east had agreed witI him.
 Inc Silver Prince, which lies parallel with the Black Ben, at Riverside, IS showing ur we'll. 4 thirty-foot shaft has just been
 unk on the ledge, and shows, all the way town. an 18-inch pay streak, carrying Pa-
 ena, sulphurets and brome. The ore as- says well.
 Monday evening, just after the train left | Picacho. a little German child. about IS
 nonths old. walked of the platform of one of the carsr All the passengers in the oar were Germans and could not speak Q word of English and before and interpreter could be found the train had passed seI eraI miles beyond the point at which the accident oc- cured. As soon as the conductor learned what had happened he stopped the train and had it back up slowly to Picacho, with passengers walking ahead looking for the child. The little fellow could not be found .snd it was finally agreed that the train should go on to Casa Grande and lelye the f ther of the child and three unoles there to prosecute the search next morning. The mother was almost frantic and had to be iocked up i'll the bridal chamber of the sleeping car to prevent her from jumping off the train. Next morning at daylight, the father and force of men from Casa Grande set out III search of the child and found it Tot far from where it walked off the car. It ran out from under bush and began to shout Papa papap'
 Benson Herald.
 Tucson is slowly losing her former glory First, the collector of internal revenue has moved his office to Santa Fe; next the old time Cosmopolitan hotel closes up and Paul iarony seeFs Huachuca as future resi- ience and fast but not least is the removal of the distributing office for Mexican mails from Tucson to the live and growing town If Benson. George E. Ward, murdered by Indians at Antelope Springs, was buried at Tombstone on Thursday last.
 The Chinaman and Mexican arrested for s+ealing, Inst week, by officer Ludwig, were arraigned before Judge MnndeIl, on We'd nesday. convicted and fined $50 each.
 Prescott Journal.
 The Resources of Arizona,'' edited by | Hon. Pat Hamilton, are to be printed by San Francisco firm,
 The wagon road from Jerome to the Yer de has been completed. thus forming anoth- CT outlet from Jerome to Ash Fork in case of blockade or washout in the Black Hills | road the coming winter.
 Governor Tritle yesterday reoeiYer letter from Superintendent F. F. Thomas, of the United Verde Copper company, stating that 2 very large body of ore has been encoun- -CACO HI Ii1C NS.I0 IIfHlpbOu LnlD6 OH GQ6 100-toot level. Coke is now arriving in large quantities and the furnace running at full blast.
 Four years ago James Carr owned one mule, which represented all the property he could call his own. To-day he owns between thirty and forty large teams, having recent Iy exchanged SlO,OOO checI with Wm. Stansfeld for three teams, consisting of ifty-two animals, wagons, &c, which he will use in frcighting in and out of Pres colt. The remainder of his teams are in the southern portion of the Territory.
 4 dispatch from DemIng says that shooting scrape occurred at or near Gage on Wednes lay night, in which a son of Beach, of the Prescott Miner, was shot. The row 1t is said, WIS caused over a faro game at which young Beach was playing; he was winning very fast and 1t was said the game was being thrown to him. Tbe dispatch does not give the initials but it is that it is L. w. Beach, who was known to be in New Mexico, al- though MT. Beach of the Miner has another son in New Mexico or Colorado,