The Arizona sentinel., 1885-07-04

Our ldrmerS are 1n DeLter condition this year, financially, than they have been for decade past; but few of them are iu debt and all have harvested magnificent crops. The grain and hay yield of the valley this season is far in excess of that of each of the five years just past for the reason that much more is cultivated. This will be prosperous year with our peple.
 We understand that MT. W. B, HeIlings and Messrs. Eels and Chamberlain have adjusted their difficulties by the former paying the latter $3O,OOO. As a conse- quence the mill at the Vekol has been re- leased from all attachments and will be turned over .o Judge Walker at once. As result We may soon expect a wonderful bgllion output from the famous Vekol and general revival of mining in the Casa Grande district.
 WALLAPAI TRIBUNE.
 John White has struck fire body of high grade ore in the Democrat mine at Wallapai Mountain.
 The District Court will not convene at Mineral Park on June 30th, having been postponed until July Sth.
 The assessment roll which County As- sessor Carey has just turned over, foots up as follows: Real estate, s1 ,299, ,92O; Personal property, s466,6l3; Total, $1, ,766,- 534. This Is @ slight increase over last year. The number of cattle, as assessed, :, in the county, is 11.42o head. Good judges estimate the number at double that.
 HoLBRooK PRESS.
 Silver Creek is so low that the Mormons at Woodruff have no water for irrigation.
 Gov. Tritle, we understand, is opposed to giving Mir. Bullock tbe right to con- struct the A. N. & s. or Arizona Central, as it may eventually be called. We are not aware of his motive but do not SUD- pose he will make any factions opposi- tion.
 GLoBE-SILvER BELT,
 A rich strike is reported to have been made in the Davy Crockett mine. Dan Wagner has sold his interest in this claim to Simon Billings. w. T. McNelly and J. c. Jones are co-owners in this claim.
 Ex-Postmaster Spence gave 5000 bond for his appearance, July 2d, before U. s. Court Commissioner in Phoenix. to answer for failure to account for certain sums received by him in the money order division of the Globe office Postal In spector T. F. Tracy is the complainant
 PRESCOTT COURIER.
 Verde Valley farmers are cutting their second crop of alfalfa.
 Hon c. c. Bean, Delegate to Congress froIA this Territory, has started for Den yer on mining business.
 MT. Callen (grizzly), will arrive from Kansas soon and put large force of men at work in his placer mines, in Walnut Grove district.
 MT. Sam Bright has brought in a fine lot of gold from his placer mines. A lot of gold which he sent to San Francisco coined $l9. 46 to the ounce.
 Prescott people can thank their lucky stars that Bullock came here. Had he not done so, the franchise" nursed and wet nursed and property owners here would be requested to raise a purse of S25,O 900 or s5OOOO.
 Farmers of Verde and other valleys are anxious to see a railroad in Prescott, as then, they think, prices of goods will fall and they will be able to get more for their Many of them DOW so north, over bad roads, for bargains.
 THE TOMBSTONE.
 Three Americans, whose names we could not learn, are reported killed by the Apaches near Sahuaripa, Sonora.
 PRESCOTT MINER. An indictment was recently found by he grand jury Of this county against Sol Earth of Apache. The charge is that of lttering 8 forgery, consisting of MT. 3arth's selling raised county warrants to ,ur local banks. Sheriff Mulvenon served ! warrant of arrest upon him, but re- eased him on his filing bonds.
 TUCSON TAILINGs.
 The PhGnix Gazette states that the | ;ost of replacing tue burnt district in that | ity will aggregate S42,OOO according to he best figures they can obtain. The Fry l building, two stories, will cost $11,2OO; | Ianz, $5OO0; Steineberg's, s5O0O; Gold. | ,erg's, s5OO0; Thalheimer's. ssOOO; Rob- rts heirs s5O0O and E. Gang, rebuilding l Iooper's building, sS00o. The building fl all the structures enumerated has been contracted for and the greater part of |