The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29
CLIFTON CLARION.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 29. 1889

The Paciii.' Surety company of San Francisco recently publicly offered arcward ofone hundred dollars for information aS to the whereabouts of A. Leonard Meyer. Mayor of PheniX. Arizona. and Wells. Fargo X Cos agent there. The Surety company state. he is an embezzler in the sun of at least sixty-nine hundred dollars. they being on his bond for three thous- and dollars. It is stated he left Phe- nix Saturday last and was at san Der nardino Monday, and left word he was going to San Francisco. Meyer was at one time immigration agent of the Southern Pacific. His previous rec ord was good but he is so newhat given to drink and expensive living.
 lion J. R. Jcf1,ords has been 5pp@ini- ed Deputy District Attorney for Ari- zona. to aid i'll prosecuting the rob bcr>. Unless We much mistak" the signs. and we do rol think we do, tiii> appointment ;> bat tlc stepping stone to the District Attorneys office Mir. Lenord> k one of the brightest and most capable attorneys in the Terri tory. and the government played q leading card when the. secured his scrviccs.-Citizen.
 Lest Monday Captain Dwvcr, repre- senting an English syndicate, passed south bound for the santa Clara coal fields near Ia Barranca, sonora. lie has iu>; returned from Gcrm:ny, where he went to sec NIT. N. Graf ill regard to the purchase of the Santa Clara coal fields. Mir. Grall being tine principal owner. Thc sale was per trc;ed and Captain Dwyer has gone to fakc possession. It is expected that fhe ncw railroad from Guaymas south will pass through these iiC!ds. The same company own extensive coal mines in the sta'e of Coahuila. from which they ship abou, 10000 tons per mont!I.-NOcale. R,coq;i.
 Several prospcctors came in from Harqua Ilala yesterday, and ai! report . the district as first class. The t.arris- . burg mill iS at work on ore from the . bcnanza mines. anal llr rrturns are very satisfactory. X twcDty-!cu run averaged SIi2 To the ton. This Is marvellous showing and tue ledge is increasing m size and richness a. depth is attained. rhcnix Gazette.
 Porter and Walkcr two long term rouvicts escaped from the Penitcn- tiary last night They stole boat and iloated down the Colorado rive. The guard and Indian irailerS are in Pnr- suit. A fight i> expected if tae men are ovoriakcn as they are d"spcrat" parties. Porter escaped about year syo but wa, rccapturcd.-Yuina Sen rel..
 The mining outlook in Mohayc eou1,ty is better to-day than in any other county in the Territory. Mills are running and old mincS. until rC- rently idle. are being put iu shape for working. and tie safe ot q udr'hCr oi large mines vii! shortly be clo,ed; and what is better. plenty of ore k being takcu out.-Nohave Miner.
 ,laagc John Anderson, late clerk 0: tue board of supervisors and one oi ,hc best known men in lima county died at his home in Tuscon recently. Judge Anderson had resided in Ari- fona for 26 years. nearly half his If, time. \ stool of barley win two hundred ( and eighiy-fve heads well filled and lna;urcd i> ua exhibition .t the Sen tiucl office. It was taken from field oi barley grown on Norion'- r.ncl in the Mohawk .vsllcy.-Yuma Scnli- ncl some wrc;chCS iu Tu>con ar" entic- i ing iitlc children into thcir houses for immursi purposes
 A gentlemen who hat lost his Rose , was invited out Jo tcr.
 My dear" said the kind hearted lady "fIhe house to Her little daughter. ''i want you to be very careful to : make mo remark about Hi. Jenkins po>a.'
 Gathered aroI;ud the ta.Jlc. every thing was going we'll tine child pcrp- cd abou;. looked rather puzzled fur $ long time. and q, la.t s,arti2d ,hc i table ~iih: Ma, whY G:,t you tell nc to say