Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-31
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Before placing their stock on the cars at Ash Fork they were offered three cents on it, and on arriving Ut Kansas City they were offered tho same price, Not belng satisfied with t they rel shipped tho stock to Chicago al an ex. ponse of Ss0o only to receive the same price they were offered Ut Ash Fork Hoof and Horn.
 Sheriff Gabriel, who was at River siic this week, brought down the news of another gold strike made by James Elder, about one and 8 half miles from the mill. He says tho rock is noheh tho gold freer and coarser than that found in the.former strike, nearer the mill, The ore body, he says, is twelve feet wide, Florence Enterprise.
 The proceedings of the Board of su. pervisors of Graham county, taken from the Clifton Clarion, reads us fol- lows: Board failed to meet pursuant to law, Present, D. Futile, Clerk, Absent, l, N. Stevens, Chairman, min. ing in Mexico; Bort Dunlap, member, butch6ring at Fort Apachoi HyTum WeeGh, member, scaling in Utah,
 The superintendent's residence at tho Ray mine was burned this week. The building was finely furnished, and was unoccupied. The fire is supposed to be ineendiary, as some tramps were seen around the building, and the fire broke ont soon after they loft Flor ence Enterprise,
 Q. l.. Bashford who had just re- turned from Sonora to Tombstone, re- ports in the Record Epitaph that the commanding general there has placed his veto upon the action of United States troops taking Apaches from that state to Arizona, Ills determina. ton is doubtless based upon the fact that they arc not eorralled and kept in tho United States.
 B, F. Fickas and Casey Cum are applicants for the district court clerk. ship tor Coohise county. The newly appointed judge will determine the question who will be his clerk.
 We are informed by ex-Goyernor Tritle that at meeting of the board of directors of the United Verde Cop. per Company, held in New York City, October 18th, it was determined that owing to the exceedingly low pace ol copper and the great difficulty of sell, ing the product at this time, that tho mine and shelter of the company would not De started up this year. Journal-Miner
 The Citizens correspondent says oi the mining in Harshaw The concen. trating of ore in this camp is done by small jiggers introduced by Mr c II Taylor in April last, there being fyt in use at the present time, usually running through three tons of ore pen day to each jigger, and concentrating three tons of ore into one, The intro. ductlon of this cheap process will dc much towards the development oi l these mines as the ores are principally low grade, and cost from seven to tel dollars per ten to haul from tue mine to Crittenden.
 l A recent arrival from Prescott state. that the people of that city are deter mined that they shall have railroat communication with the outside worl, if efforts on their part will bring tn, iron horse to their doors. A meeting of prominent business men and prop erty owners was recently held there and an agreement entered into amons I themselves to ralso the sum of $75, ,00t to aid the construction of the road ant if need be mortgage their propertie for that purpose. Gazette.
 To the courtesy of Mir. F. H. Hitler secretary of the fair association, th Gazette is indebted for the following statement of the receipts of tue associ ation dunng the fair week From tn gate S1,046.50; family tickets; S202.50 season tickets S4750; pens, stalls an, I pavilion space $l8050i speed rinl entries $625, grand stand S264.75 privileges Sl5750. Total S288s.8s It is estimated that the receipts vii | just about cover the disbursements '