Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Territorial News.
Journal Miner.

Although street rumors have had ,be united Verde mines sold and leased o, ah average or three times a week tber,, nss oeen no official information recs,ved yet of any tr1nster of the property.
 The Dew strike of Biselow S Sm;th near the Howard mine. has awakened a new interest in that section. As vo, they have not found any such poolet ss that found in the Howard. but in sipk- ing four feet on the vein they toolr ort several hundred dollars worth or or. They will push work on the eIain, and develop 1t to see what it contains. Tn called the Northern Slope, and is rich in both gold and silver.
 Q. Douglas Brown and J. Hsrtip came ID on Saturday from the srtesisn Well which they have been sinking on the desert. The well IS located below Martinez and about twelve miles from MlckenourE. NIT. Brown says that st a oepth of 36O feet they struck water and qnicks nd m what Is apparently an old rlVer bed, and that their progress WAS stopped on account cf requiring different toois to proceed with. Ge thinks that they will succeed n obtaining an abuud sAce of water ss soon as the reou,slte tools are receIyed to continue the work.
 (Daily Reserve)
 Band of hope budSe" is the new name tor ssrsaprilla and iron.
 Thirty y-five thousand pounds of ore From harshav came in last night to be sampled st the new sgmpling works.
 The climate of Southern Arizona is wonderful The Nelson Hotel cat last night gave birth to eighteen kittens! The night clerk says none escaped.
 (ArizoniAn.)
 Twelve carloads Of cattle were shlp- ped from the PhenIx depot yesterday Tor southern California. and all were prime beef This lot was purchased by Mir. M. l.. Powell from Colonel Jasper Roundtree, of the Verde, Pheni1 IS be- coming @ great supply depot for south ern California ID the very essential sTti- cle of meat,
 NJ. F. Shaw. sheriff of Pima county, arrived this morning with sn insane pa tent, who vGs turned over to Superin- tendent MshOney, of the asylum Pima IS sending m a large number of insane people, bu; 1t must be remembered that that county is the asylum for all of So- nora, 50 say nothing of demented peo pie who are carried to Tucson by the cars.
 Charles T. Bergen, son of Hon. c. T. Bergens who died at the Commercial hotel in this city. January 30, resides in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, where he IS married to SD accomplished and re- Mexico for number of Of years, and lsf- Nv~ 1.v. ks.l California and Jovan Psstora, both pro- ducing mines, situated near HermosillO.
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 The stockmen of Tonto Basin are going to organize sn association,
 John Sterling wss brought to town Wednesday from Hell Canyon. where he was herdiDg sheep for May d RemieT, with both bis fee; frozen.
 Captain Geo. Foster, who served ss SD officer during the Mexican war, has just received notification from Washington that he hss been allowed B pension of SS co 6 month to date from January 1887.
 A MeK;can by the name of Orl!z had both of bis legs broken, ry the ovtrtuFn- iug of derrick, a: Ash Fork this week, while in the employ of the 4. & P. R. R. H. WAS sent 10 the company's hospital Rt Albuquerque.
 The Ms.ons of Flagstaff bsve received a dispensHtiOn for the organization of 0 lodge iD this city and meeting wall be held for the purpose of organizing. There are thirteen charter members and a sufficient number of Masons in the city to form very prosperous lodge.
 (Hohaye Minsr) At the Ksnawba Belle they are get ting some very fine ore, bu. II 's like sil the high grade ores up here-"not veFy much ot it. but terrible rich, and enough waste SC uttered through It to brlSg J down 10 a grade O; ure instead Of bui- Iior. This mIne i5 owned by Rober! Mesrs and Jim Cad1en. Messrs Miller Erd Brown, of the Weaver miue, Fl Dorado Canyon, have made another strike !n the wIne. Tosy have m inch stIiDFer which assays 0.IOO ounces m silver Gad three ounces ID gold. The Weaver mine IS, We believe, the first strike made ia that district, and | has been good from the first The Chloride CN. M.) Black Range | SAYS: Tnere Is rumor abroad ths; | Nose Thompson, known as the Kingston | mining king. has "bus,ed up." Accord | ing to reports, Nose while ID Chicago | bucked the tiger" to the tune of S75,- | OOO, and his better-hslf, noting the fact, | induced him to place slO0,OOO to her credit, and that be then returned to | Kingston and disposed of his interests | for a song and then repaired to Mexico.