The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-07-18
TERRITORIAL NEWS,
TUCSON CITIZEN.

1t is rumored that Deputy Marshal Joe
Evans has been appointed U. s. Marshal
for Arizona.
Charley Shibbell and A. G. Buttner
have gone to Arivaca with warrants for
the arrest of parties they believe to be
implicated in the murder of Katz and
Soto. Everybody hopes they have got
the right men with sufficient testimony
to convict.
Dave Allen who is just in from Wash
ington Camp, says that more legitimate
mining is being done in that section now
than in like area in the whole Territory
and that more money is being cleared.
The miners generally are selecting their
best ore for shipment, and their profits
are something astonishing. Money 10
plentiful and the times there have become
reversed and are lively.
THE TOMBSTONE.
A few days ago Mrs. Frank Leslie who
was attending Mrs. Leptien, who was
sick, prepared lunch for / Mr.. Lertein
and herself, which consisted OF canned
tongue. Mr.. Leptein then came up town
and in a short time complained of sick
ness and went home, when he found Mrs
Leslie on the floor in great agony. A
A physician was summoned and emetics
were promptly administered and Mr..
Leptien soon recovered, but Mrs. Leslie
is still very sich woman, but is out Of
danger.
PRESCOTT COURIER.
II. b. Noyes, Assistant Secretary Of the
Territory, is distributing copies Of the
Journals of the 18th Legislative Assem-
bly,. These Journals make a book Of 96S
pages and are, by far. the LONGEST journ-
ais ever made by an Arizona Legislature.
NoeALEs FRONTIER.
The Big Blue is still booming and the
ore taken from the hundred foot level 10
very rich The owners of this property
have Veritable bonanza.
The news from the rlacers on Arizona
Creek, Sonora, is to the effect that the
parties had not yet reached the bedrock,
- .-o,,;,o- ,,,,oh daa,1ar tb In, thov av1oct
ed and they were compelled to come to
Nogales for windlass and other tools,
but now that they have them on the
ground they will not quit until they have
reached the hard pan.
The Esperanzs mine situated about
eight miles west of Cibuta, is one of the
best little gold mines in Sonora. At
Presen. there are about forty men en-
ployed in and about the mine, and the
owners are about TO erect a first class
mill near the Line; the supplies for this
mine are purchased in Nogales.
There is rumor to tie effect that an
immense ledge of high grade silver ore
has been struck on the trail between here
and the Planchas de Plata. 1t is claimed
that the vein is thirty feet wide. and that
Ihe ore will mill over a hundred dol
lars. We doubt the truth of the state
ment, but should it prove true it will be
big thing for Nogales.
Tucson TAILINGs.
The Supervisors this aftersoon cut
lown the per diem charged by R,H.Paul
or members of tie posse commitatus in
he Papago expedition, from IS to So.
The total bill allowed for that expedition,
vas S642. "a. Full particulars of this af-
ernoou's proceedings tomorrow.
The manager of the Arctic Ice Co. says
hat there is no truth whatever in the re-
ported amalgamation with Mr.. Moreney's
ce Co. On the other hand prominent
itizen vows that he has seen the agree
nent,
Stephen s. Hughes have been laying
ONE supply pipes, to connect houses in
his CITY with the mains, whtreupOn the