The Arizona sentinel., 1885-06-27


 fighting for the privilege of building rail roads. while in Pima county they are fighting to keep out of building them At the Shsriff's sale of the electric light works of this city, under . decree of foreclosure, the Arctic Ice Company of Cleveland bid them in. It is probable that they will soon be startedlup again.
 An obstreperous Mexican. woman, who was bowling drunk and violently disor-- derly, on South Meyer street, was loadet into oarryall by Constable Lucas and taken to the jail. She kept up terrible racket while being conveyed into the bastile.
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 Martial Buttner hired wagon cn Sat urdsy to haul away @ dead cat. He was very particular to make g note of the name, age and residence of the driver and the color of the horses. 6LoBE SILVER BELT. Work has been resumed on Gibsop's gold mine on Pinal mountain.
 The Ksllner mill (old Silver Nuggetl is now running on ore from Csdmans mine, Richmond Basin, and the next lot of ore to be reduced is from Joe Brewster's claim.
 E. F. Kellner reports Pinal and Silver King as quite prosperous camps. Ten more stamps are being added to the King mill. and the Reymert mine looks so promising that business in Pinal is i'm proving in consequence.
 ". E. Spence, ex-Postmaster, was ar- ested yesterday by U. s. Marshal Millsr and taken to Phenix. He is charged with embedding funds belonging to the Post office Department, while officiating as Postmaster at Globe.
 The Fame mine never looked better than it does at present, and so much ore Is being taken out as to choke up the tunnel and necessitate anoth CT outlet. The ore on the dumps is being sorted and that of high grade will soon be milled.
 One hundred and twenty-five adult male Indians who wero recently enlisted as scouts. for pursuit of marauding Chiri- oahuas, left the San Carlos Agency Tn charge of Lieutenant Walsh, on the 16th, and 1t is reported they will be joined at Camp Bowie, by seventy-Hye additional Indians. The total number of Indian scouts now enlisted will approximate 315. WALLAPAI TRIBUNE-KINaMAN. It is generally understoon that ". F. Grounds is to be the new postmaster at Blackberry. ....- The cattlemen of this county are about to organize an association for the better protection of their interests.
 Itis stated on good authority that Con- rade Shenfeld has at last obtained pat snt to the Kingman town site. N. Amer brought three tons of ore down from the Silver King mine Wednes- day, which he had worked at the sampling works.
 JIG. Asbury came over from the Queen Bee mine Monday with about three tons of ore, which he sold to the sampling works. He returned home on Thursday mornings stage.
 It is rumored here that Col. B. Moses will shortly start up work on the StArke & Ewing mine at Mineral Park. Also that he has leased the Park mill and con- centrator and will mill or concentrate all ores extracted from the mine.
 TOMBSTONE REcoRD-ErIrAPH.
 The pumping machinery of the Grand Central mine weighs over three hundred tons. The new pumps of the Grand Central mine will clear that property of water when started, at the rate of 100000 gal Ions per day.
 About fifty miles across the line . box canyon ten miles long was discovered, in | which the Indians had apparently at one time fortified themselve with the inten- ton of awaiting the arrival of the troops. The canyon is described as enclosed by two high mountains with rock sides and | rising from the canyon almost perpendic- ulsrly, where i've men could have routed | an army.