Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-19

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81, assayed $40 per tcu. He says
"A mas a bonanza. "A sale has been
ade of the new mines lately dis
Covered by Pete Walters in the
Cargo Muchucho mountains The
owners of the mines are Pete Wal
tiers, w. T Lamble, c. K. Lamb!e
and H. NcCrab. The price paid for
the property is $40 000. IL is said
TINT the aier from the Colorado, at
N CIV RIVER, is running into the San
Diego d. sert. II such is the case,
and il continues for any length of
time, We may lock for steamer trnv
Il over the barren country instead OF
railway. here is nothing like
change once in while 10 vary the
IN noiony. We have hal more
water to contend against Than any
of them, have had less with which
to com bat The evil, and still have
been able to get along without assis-
lance Fl ON outside. Show us anoih-
er town of the same size in America
that has done as well and we VIII
Quit. But we are proud OF our
achievements just the same
The Prescott Courier IF June 14th
SAYS: The Buzzari AID Raven
niue, near the Dosoris, has eighteen
inches of rich gaiena ore, which will
pay for Shipment 10 Pueblo or any
other place. Med maid has anoth-
err 10, of ore out of the Mark Twain
| mine. He ships through the First
Natioral Bank of Prescott ...M MIR.
Craigue, superintendent of the De-
SORTS, has, IN The PAST month, snlp-
ped 1903 tons, and has about 10 tons
more eady for shipment. The FIRST
National Bank ships this o'e 10
Pue II, Colorado.
The Tom bs.one Epitaph of June
18Th saws: 1t is said that if The arte-
sian we'll now being bored in Dem
ing proves a success, a Twelve COM
pan, post will be cSta blished in that
thriving town. There is lively
quarrel in progress in Los Angeles
county about the Santa Ana river
bel. The people who were over
flowed Ly he change in the chan
mel last winter want 10 Turn the river
back ipto the old bed, but the peo-
pie living by he old channel refuse
to let the fractions stream return.
Shoiguns and ceroners' jurirs Will
he in oider.
The Wilcox News says: Fred
Herold bas just recei 'ed returns
ftom some OF his Gray Eagle rock,
which he sent 10 Tucson, which
gives the n.agnificen. figures of $50
gold; $575 silver and % rer cent
lead There have been some very
itch placer diggings discover. d in
Mineral Park district near Dos t'a-
Dezas. There arc four or five rar-
lies working them at present, one OF
whom informed US that one man
could pan out from So to $12 per
day. Their extent is not known
yet. Lieut.. Fred Schwarka. the
widely known explorer of the Arc.
tic regions, and tie discoverer of
Sir John Franklin's remains, has
been removed from Vancouver,
" Washington Territory, and is Cow
stationed at the San Carlos reselva-
ion. =. J here are about twenty tons
of rich ore firm the Little Sllv, +
mine, Dos Cabezas district, OF The
depot platform awaiting shipm, Mt
10 the z, nson smtlter.
The Benson Herald OF June 12ih
says: ON July 9th new paper, tie
Nugxles Express, will make its APP
pcarance. -. Harry. sicLean, Il pIi:'t-
CT, well known in these paIt-, WAS
stabbed 10 death by man named
Hogan, at Ell l'asp, las. week. Me-
Ian has relatives living al San
BuenaveI.tura, California
The ru sou Star of June 18th says:
GunsIghi machinery will go ou' to-
day. Mr.. Freeman, the Posimas-
ter at this place, received Insu NC
lions Yesterday from the Post Office
Department to discontinue the Office
al Ga5aba. The only reason assigns
ed Was that the office was not need
eel. -. Chas Wores received yestcr-
day number of beautiful cabinet
specimens of gold and silver ore
from the Santa Felicia mine and
neis h borhood. =. Leonard HarIi>
brought 10 this city yesterday a rock
weighing fourteen p unds, and when
as>ayed was found TO contained
$500 90 worth of sold. 1t will res
quire three weeks to repair The
damage on the Southern Pacific
beyond Ell Paso. =. Real estate is on
the move in Tucson. (Sandstorm p
....Hon. Brewster Gamer on, Re-
ceiver of Public moneys for this
district arrived from Washington
Thursday evening. Mr.. Cameron is
well known as being, until quite
r. Gently, the general agent of the
Department of Justice, and previous
to That time held important official
trusts in the Post Office Department
He is a lawyer by profession and of
40 ordinary ability, also a journal
ist In which profession he has had
successful experience. Mr.. Came
ron resigned his place rs general
agent of the Department of Justice,
with view TO coming to Arizona
and permanently locating in busi>
ness in cur midst, aid becoming an
Arizon1an in every sense of the
term Rainn