Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-21
MEXICAN NOTE S.
(Translated by T. Lillie Mercer, Nog ales)
 CATrrJE SAFES

Translated by T. Lillie Mercer, Nog ales.)
 CATTLE SALES.
 1900 head of cattle have been sold in the district of Altar, for shipment to the United States.
 A new cattle trail to California, across the Yuma desert is being tried about 1000 head left the Altar district a few days ago. From what we know of that section of country it can hard ly prove success, unless wells are dug along the route for, except just after the rains, water is very scarce through out the entire district.
 THE "soBRETILLo."
 This noted mine is reported sold, and at 8 good figure, to foreign (prob ably American) company of strong capital. It is situated in the Saric mining district, and if properly devel- oped and worked, can undoubtedly be made one of the most profitable mines in northern Sonora.
 THE "TUMACAcoRI"
 This ancient and valuable proper tv continues in "Eonanza." Drifts, east and west, have lately been run on vein number two, and the ore body is strong throughout and of high grade. A shipment of the ore will soon be made. There are about fifteen men employed at the mine, which force will soon be largely increased. The cross-cut tunnel, some five hundred , feet in length, has cut five distinct veins, which are from one to five feet in thickness. It is undoubtedly val uable property. It is some twenty | seven miles west of Nogales.
 The soldiers who have been recent , ly posted in Magdalena have been
 ordered south to Hermosillo. They 8 will probably get taste of Yaqui bull l lets before they return.
 8 The "Solomonville Bulletin" IS II r error when it states that the train rob a Der, Federico Duron, was seen neal t there the other day. He is in jail II l. Guaymas, and it is reported that h. Il will soon be shot.
 e By recent private advices from south
 ern Sonora, we learn the Yaqui rebel of number many more than the tw Ig hundred stated in the Sonora papers n- It is believed that the next campaign ,i- which is shortly to be made, will be d very severe one. The late complet m annihilation of an entire company ( 10 Mexican troops (while in bathing) to reported to have greatly encourage
 the Yaquis, and as they are now ts their "last ditch," we expect to hes K of the struggle being long and de K perate one.
 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF SONORA.
 The following information will il
 terest if not surprise all friends of u ng public school system, viz: The nun
 Der of public schools in Sonora is IA
 the number of teachers, 176; numb en of scholars, 7090; monthly salary pal ny S7675.24. Besides the public schoe aa there are quite number of priva IT, schools in nearly every large tov IT. and city, and these generally we'll UT, tended; the total attendance will n 'eo fall far short of 0,OOO pupils. In pr
 lie school attendants Hermosillo hea CTS the list with 7S0, while Guaymas i T ITS lows closely, with TIA; Alamos has 55 the Ures, 3O5; Pueblo de Serie, 2O6; ! ln- gales, 183; Altar, 165; Pitiquito, l4 ing Moctesuma, 157; Magdalena, 137 $ ,an Miguel, 100. The state college is W ms attended and in appointments a ary course of education, will compare | Ser s orably with the best of minor colle m mtne of the United States. The pres' ]. 'st so governor, Ramon Corral, is & gr " friend of the public school system l'ss l,ss is usiag all the means in his power aaa further it's interests.
 aIs The first civil marriage in Mex uio took place in Vera Cruz in lS6e, wh i.h. Comaudante Daniel Fraconis, TOT married to Luisa Fraconis. Preyi 'tc.'l to this no marriage xas legal that .2In not solemnized by the church sle no ne otfef than civil nzerriage 'f. " 1.. s1 E,sl zssxi "a & zzsz. zi<s pre- .aegsl: n.-sz ,.. sandoysl is priso rail in the Public jail of Mezice, ca' .:ss ss squien sabe. 's0s A contract has been made betw no the Secretary of the interior and C Il oi eral Jose Ceballos for the const
 ton of docks at Mazatlan.
 The Queen of Spain has sent g le
 of condolence to the family of Gen ern- Ramon Corona who was lately asst ator mated.
 The interest on the English d to due by Mexico, has already t y of placed on deposit in London, by r an Banco Nacional. It is not due with January 1st, 1890.
 ture, A terrible wordy war is going on xtra tween the "Voz del Estrado" of \
 dalena and the "Monitor Fronter our of Nogales. It is all about the Sol in Central R. R. which the "Voz" W t in to annihilate and which the" Moni has defends.
 tax. On Tuesday the 10th inst,
 Imuris station, on the Sonora Ger
 R. R. the trainmen of tho north be n of train found man lying badly wo sixty ed on the side of the track, by my name of Judge Armenderiz. Thet ines, was stopped and the man was put iever board of and brought on to Not l so where he has since remained spe for less and senseless. It is suspe ! and that he had met with foul play fly a been placed on the track by his al e by ants, so that the train would conn
 the killing which they had begu
 supposed they had effected. We
 that the man is in fair way tc lalue I coyery and may soon have his .ne story to tell. Rumor also has 1t U iI- the man was drunk and fell of '' train. Whether or no, two susp' ], ru' men have been arrested for the on u I ail posed crime
 on @ Some msicreant placed large nons of rocks on the tlack of the Sc SsaDle Central R. R. on bridge l.vnober u :. sooa four, near Guaymas. The ob]eOs super evnuoy 2, .ho,- -vore frnstrated -t'-'' the engineer saw the obstructio
 time to stop the train and preve
 fearful catastrophy. The deed lriatic diabolic one and should be pun ing a to the utmost extent in case the nlnng parties are apprehended. x7{1l l