The Arizona champion., 1885-07-04
Territorial Items.
IFrom Prescott Courier, June ao,l

| From tfSSSOU SOdricf, JunS <Y,
 Our contemporaries need not quar- rel as to what man or company will build the railroad. Bullock meant business from the first. He has the bulge on all spectators and will run them of the track if he has not alrea- dy done SO. Had it not been for ma neuvres of some people we might name, Bullock would, ere this, have ties and iron on the ground.
 Mir. Callen, Grizzly, will arrive from Kansas soon and put large force of men at work in his placer mines, in Walnut Grove district.
 Mir. 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 $Io. 46 to the ounce.
 Sheriff Mulvenon started yesterday morning for the penitentiary, at Yu- ma, with the following prisoners: Par gound, sentenced to 8 years; Monroe, a5 years; Glover, life; Allen, G.
 District Court, Chief Justice How ard presiding, will take up business on the I5th ult.
 Hon. C. C. Bean, Delegate to Cen gress from this Territory, ha; started for Denver on mining business.
 Twenty green soldiers arrived at Whipple few days ago.
 The editor of the Miner proposes to try his luck as a lawyer.
 Four prisoners in jail.
 Yuma Republican,
 MT. G. w. Norton reports work un- der way upon the first 5000 feet on the Mohawk canal. Three teams with scrapers are now at work, but before the month is out the force will be increased to eight teams. He has supplies on the ground to last over three months.
 Last Friday carload ot bronze, marked Garfield Statue," consigned to San Francisco.
 (Mohave County Miner.l
 A new mail route has been estab- lished from Blackberry to Scanlan's Ferry, and a contract to make the round trip once week will be let in a few days. A postoffice has also been established at Patterson's Wells, with R. G. Patterson as postmaster, for the convenience of miners at Gold Basin, Music Mountain and Lost Basin. The new route will be of great service to miners of these districts, although the service is only once a week.
 Messrs, H. c. Thompson and ]. N. Daines went east last week. They will visit Colorado and other states and on their return win bring full and complete outfit for artesian well boring. They propose to bore for in the Wallapal valley at point at or near the Music Mountain mining camp, and If successful, will go into the stock business on large scale.
 Miners are doing we'll all over the county and new strikes are reported almost every day. The outlook is most encouraging, and at the present rate of improvement Mohave county will take the lead of all the counties Tn the Territory as an ore producer in less than year.
 In :hc County Court on Wednesday last judgment was rendered in favor of McCright & Sullivan against the Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Com pany for sa,3o7 37, and sixty days stay of execution granted.
 Beecher & Co. of Kingman, have shipped during the past week twelve tons of ore from the Golconda mine, Twelve tons from the Primerosa. six tons from the Prosperity and five tons from the Little Boy mine, all in tine Todd Basin.
 The increase in the cattle interests in this county has amounted to nearly 75 per cent during he past year.
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