Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-03
old man Waite was driving

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tIuaehuca for erecting reservoirs
ana laying pipes frem The spring up
the canyon. VI hen these imp Owe
nlents are completed Huaehuea will
be tie most complete post 10 lie
found in the southwest. The chances
are HAT department h adqna'ters
viii be removed there before long
1t seems 10 be the general opin-
ion that when work starts up in lie
mines the bet miners VIII receive
IS 80 % 81 per day, while the ia
conn etenls viii not get more than
50. Ne understand that three
f ufths If he miners ill.concede
This. Aud il scr ms fir Men who
do double the work of oihers should
,eceIve douJle the wa5es.
The Prescott Miner Of June 9th
says Date Gre, k is reported as be
lag in splerdid condition thi5 sea
son. Il is said that Onei & Rich
ards have BANDED some 800 head of
caves his season. The machine
and machinery Of the KIM bali mill
has been pnt in place on Lynx creek
and the mill will he put in operas
ton on Monday next Mr.. 6. ".
Curtis has already some 500 IONS Of
excellent COLE rock With which 10
com uence cporltion- - Mr.. w. j..
O'Neill, administrator f the Lind>
say estate, sud the saloun property
of c. E. Luke in Phoen+x.
The Tucson Star Of June 2s,h
snys: Judge Fi'zseia,d las about
re covefed, and is able to be up. He
said to Star reporter yesterday
moruing that he would convene
Count nexi ,ionday morning, ftr the
purpose of wing The cases Of The
city and county o.ticials but that 40
ether cases would be tried. The
following officers weIe elected by
the Knights Of PStLias for tho en-
SUNG terms G, Fl d Flei-hman !;
c c, J G Goo1mnn;N c, n S frost;
P, RI Miller; " OF F, { c Kresh-
ain; NJ of l, Geo T Meek; X OF I,
and 5, 6 Ricdel; NJ at \, J B Holt
doe Sresovich has Just returned
from his San Ped ranch. whore, in
company with Mr.. Latlan, they
have rails. large crop Of French
prnues. aprico s, AID early ami late
peaches. Mr. Sres vich says they
will have over 16. 000 bo, es Of fruit,
which will cuntii ne Ia come in ui-
I'll Mex October, so that the market
VIII be supplied from domestic pros
ducts Tie officials of the Santa
Fe road oi;fied 'hy general sal ein-
t,ndent of the s. ? r. Z. that to-
day THEN iiae wnull lie prepared o
resume their regular freight and
asse nger business, or in other
wards would carry on iheir business
as if there W. re no wa bouts This
| informant. II was obtained firm he
S P officials in this city, but hey
are una bic to explain how il will he
Manage, unless By transfers, and
why Tie eastern mails continue so
IRE. ular, when they are ready to
resume business. 1t was reported
yesterday afternoon that another
washo vi had occu rel on this road,
Int The T NOR va d .ultl,ss 1ncor~
rect -. Herr Friodci1hal arrived
last evening from Phoenix.
The Prescott Q ,uri-r c June 80,
says; The lale grand jury cost the
county 1852. F. + Parker, con-
tractor for he new city hall, has a
great deal Of stone on the ground
N en- are employed leveling ground
fer the walls. james II. Baker
and 5 ! Sullivan are eaiheling up
beef cattle fer San Carlos. They
exrtci-to drive 500 heed from Chino
ard vicini. Y -. Rorke, of Bills
ici,euburg fruit farm, Is supply
ing Prescott with fresh fruii....
Orc from tile Lane silver mine Is
milling about $40 ton rirht along
>. .Calno valley produces blue
grass hay. -..lIr T. o. sullivan
arrived yesterday, from Big Chino.
He saw graders liking track Of the
Arizona Genital; he says That never
be fore has he observed an easier
route for railroad r. j Eamaa,
a success fui miner and mill man,
came in ye-ie rday from his mill,
which is making money cut Of the
Line mine ore Some $4,000 in
silver bars were recently shipped to
New York. The mine has large
reserves of 94o ore.
The Prescott Courier of June 28lh
says: The special grand jury viii
meet al ten a. m to,day . A rail
road and large qua1iz rodrcii'
works are institutions without
which The people Of ills section
cannot progress very fast. Tile
lumber mills are RAINING to their
full capacity. The following
named citizens compose the special
grand jury set 10 work yesterday:
w n Kelley, ] n Rodenaurt, S
W oil nbure, " Clay P b Bran
nen. c A randall, Chas Hicks, G II
Tinker, NJ T HeIzog, r II Burrnist~
er. Dan Hafz, w J Pace, E Siahl f,
6 S Potter, Robi CoraeI, Charles
Crooker, L Fisher and Morris
'Foldwater, foreman. i shipment
of 5.52 tons Of ore from tn, Tex.
mine, near the old 1ip Top, was
recently sent to the Benson smelter