Mohave County miner., 1888-08-11
TERmIToRrAL ITEMS.

Mt Jerome.
John Kowalsky, Of Wilcox, has been
S.ijudged insane and sent to the asylum
at Phoenix.
A Shcriff's posse in Cochisc county last
week killed two Mexican horse thieves
who were trying 10 escape after arrest.
The Tombstone brass hand have new
uniforms and new bass lrum, and now
give open air concerts, TO the delight q
the citizens
The Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
Company Of Arizona paid, July I'd, diyi-
dend No. OF fifty cents n share, aggre.
eating 10000.
Flagstaff has already registered 7a3
voters. AT the recent Democratic pri-
mary elections held in Yavapai county
Flagstaff polled l9l votes and Prescott 62.
The Tempe News states that Of the
car load OF fruit which Fowler Bros. re-
Gently shipped to Chicago, iso boxes
were loaded at Phoenix and S52 at Tempe.
The United Order Of Honor Lodge i'm
surance Of $3 600 on the life Of the late
Conductor l.. A. Atkinson arrived this
morning. We are told that his Order Of
Conductors insurance has not yet arrived.
---Nogales Record
The Board Of Supervisors have, in
compliance with general petition from
stockmen, authorized the payment Of
bounties for the scalps oi the following
wild animals: Wild cats, 81; hears, $s ;
lions, sl5.-Epitaph.
Sol. Trescott, a miner, was struck by
lightning at Tombstone last week. The
bolt struck his right heel, making a large
hole and seyering two arteries. The ball
OF the foot was also burnt, and the sole Of
his shoe was torn into shreds.
Frank Blaney, the efficient foreman Of
the Yuma yard, has been elected ARR
zona's representative to the National
Convention OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firemen, to be held at Macon,
Georgia, next month. Sentinel.
A dead Yuma squaw was picked up by
a passenger train west Of Tacna one day
last week and the body brought to Yuma.
II 10 supposed that she fell from freight
train while riding on the roof Of car and
thus met her death, breaking her neck.
Mr.. Judd, a Globe freighter, had a
horse for which he had just paid sil0
stolen from here on Saturday night last.
The thief went in the direction Of Torab-
stone, and was trailed by Mr.. Judd for
about twenty miles. The stolen animal
Is OF brown color, branded 70, and weighs
about 100 pounds. Wilcox Stockman.
During the thunder storm last Sasur-
day lightning struck the hoist of the
Lucky cnss and ran down the wire cable
10 the 3O0-foot level, from there jumped
to the track in the drift and passed along
for more than q hundred feet, where il
knocked down man who was pushing a
car, slightly stunning him. The bolt had
evidently nearly spent its force. .--Epitaph.
The assessment roll OF Pinal county
presents y total footing Of 1880, 1000,
an increase of s12S, 600 over that Of last
year. These figures may vary with the
results Of the deliberations of the Board Oh
Equalization, brt arg close approxirna.
ton of the total valuation OF the taxabls
property Of the county. The increase IN
School District No. l is as, 900. Florence
Enterprise.
A RICH strike has been made in the Bat
mine, owned by Mr. Wm. G, Brown,
about three and half miles southwest oi
Tucson, that is liable to create no little
excitement hereabouts. The ledge is -four
feet high and immensely high grade.
Specimens weighing 200 pounds that assay
away up into fhe thousands, are now on
exhibition and can be seen at Congress
Hall.-Citizen.
In compliance with tho lev the Board
OF Supervisors have instructed their Clerk
to notify the Governor that the following
will be the officers voted for i'm Cochise
county: Sheriff, Treasurer and ex-officio
Tax Collector, Recorder, Assessor, two
Supervisors, District Attorney, Probate
Judge and sx-officio County superinten.
dent Of Schools, Surveyor and precinct
officers. s.-Prospector.
The honey industry win soon become
one Of interest in this section of Arizona.
There are nov about 500 swarms Of bees
within q radius Of ten miles Of Tucson.
Each hive will average 100 pounds OF
honey, which can be taken out, making O
product Of $1,000 pounds, which at n
cents per pound 10 equal TO 10000 per
annum. This 10 worth considering and
next year it Ii safe to assume the number
Of bees and the quantity Of honey pro-
duced will be trebled. Star.
Jack Neely, who has been mining at
the Pot Hole for some time past, WAS be.
Bailing his bad luck last Saturday even.
ing, bis provisions being all gone and
having no money TO buy fresh supply.
Late at night ne found his faithful dog,
Zip, was missing. After long searcl,
the dog was found down in an abandoned
shaft. After rescuing Zip Jack flled d
sack with dirt from the shaft and returned