Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-19

.. 7. Fillmore, says The Indeg, of The
Jesse Benton Mining Company at
Owl Heads, brought IN his usual
shipment OF bullion this week,
WEIGHING 1e6 pounds and valued at
$4,000. On last Thursday. with
out a momeEt's warning, Captain
Crawford, presumed to be acting
under orders from the hero of the
Sierra Matlre SURE nder, came down
to the San Carlos copper group with
mpanies of soldiers and compelled
the large force Of men at work there
70 leave post II aste and abardon the
properly and costly in provements.
This is one of the hirtiost pieces of
viilaiuics vet peFpetr4 ted by the
worthless military. Three times
the western line OF The II seFvaJion
has been run by competent survey
ors. and each time it was found that
The San Carries Copper group lay nj
least TIVE miles outside the rcserva-
lien. Upon the strength of these
surveys. and without anv protest
from the Indian agents or the gov
CIT ntnt, an eastern company, COM
posed of honorable citizens, paid
$50 coo cash for these mines and
have eXptnaed many thousands
more in developing the property, in
e,uctirs buildings and in puichas-
ing -meitoIs aud machinery for tie
te,itci.or ST The ore, willie Ar.
lw.'d las expended SIS coo in
building u road mo the mines and
bringing to ella. Altogether nj
least 100000 have been expended
on this enterprise, and had i net
b, en- disturbed the company would
nave disbursed in this and CHA
county. durins the next Twelve
morths, over 100000.
The Prescott Courier of June 17th
says: Contractor F g. Parker has
| MADE It start on the tity Hail..
The Deserts Mining c, mqany en-
pioys thirly-one men, aud expect
seen to have more than 100 men on
their pay roll. Don't talk about
county division, Messrs. Schemers.
The leople have enough taxes 10
pay just now, and do not propose to
be tax. d heavier fer the benefit of Il
few asplrants for power aud place.
.Yonto Basin people are in hspcs
of getting mail service from Glohc
to Verde by July st....W ond,r il
The government Will ever pay ARR
zonans for Eroperty destroyed and
stolen ~ I"disns aud for lcsses sus-
tanned in organizing and keeping
COMPANIES of volunteers in the
field? "A great mary citizens of
Yuma county have asked MIR. Frank
Murphy, Commissioner to the NV
Orleans Exposition, 10 appoint Jos.
Stem as district commissioner.
General Crook is expected to arrive
from the east on or about the 25ih
instant. =. Colonel Barber will soon
take charge of the Adiutant Cen
erals oflice, when Majors P Bourke
viii perhaps be given rest.
The Prescott Journal of June 1G Il
says: \ mum her of eastern capitals
IS are expected to arrive during
tins week 10 investigate our mining
resources with a view If investing.
The Lowell mill, on Lynx Creek,
has been placed in complete repair
aeaiT, and will staIt up Tomorrow
on ore from Mr.. Casady's Shoo Fly
mine, on iowc~ Lynx Creek ~ r.
Adams, who was convicted OF mans
slaughter, for the killing of Consta-
iile Reberts, at Tombstone, was sem
fenced by Judge Pinnoy to i've years
iu the Territorial prison at Yuma.
-. Sergeant Lawrence. convicted of
manslanghicr, fer XII ling fellow
soldier at Wilcox some manihs ago
has been senleEcad 10 eighteen
monlhs iuipris ument in The peni-
Tertiary.
The Prescott Miner # Jnne 10Th,
says: Candidates fer tie Prc.c oit
Land ONCE Receivcrship are numer-
Gus. We Learn that Mr. Frank
Howard, son of our new Chief JUS
tice, has commenced the study OF
law in Tie office of District Attorney
G. B. Rush. DIR. Ainsv o. III in
forms us that Rev. Mr. Pearson. Who
is differing with a compound frac>
ture of the bones below the knee,
and Miss Bradway, ricce OF Mrs. |
9, p. Head. who received fracture
OF the large bune below The knee.
are doing well. .Mes-ls. F. ". |
Blake and Secretary Van AMMAN
came in ye- terday from Trip 10 the |
Turkey Greek mining dis rict, very I
we'll pleased with all they saw The
excellent properties kr own as fine /
Fiat belong 10 the Chase Companies, /
is indeed looking fine. Already
fine ten-stamp mill has been put in
place. Enough ore is already upon
the dump ana in sight to keep these I
mills running ulen free milling /
gold rock for some zen years Some
of the ore win go, We are told, fully
$1,000 Per ton in this free product,
and the camp is exceedingly happy
with The prospect Of this district,
ere long, being one of the best and
largest bullion producing camps in
Arizona. The scenery around Fine
Flat is indeed interesting, and the
camp is composed of a happy set.
Other properties in this district are
finely. The Pine Flat peo>
,Io have already SoS Onn worth Of