Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-22
TER gsETORIAI. ITEMS.

ATlLola -entlltl.
 Mr. James Cushenberry arriveS
 here on Monday wi.h party of capi
 talists from Kansas City, Mo, for th' f purpose ol examihing some gold mines
 about fifteen miles north of town il this county. The party left for tht
 mines on Tuesday afternoon. The 5 following arc the names of the gentle
 men: J. E. Lawrence, managing edi
 tor of the Kansas City Journal; w
 G. Gates, M. E.; C. F. Wilson, Edwin
 Walters and James Cushenberry
 They are solid and prominent business
 men of Kansas City, and their becom- ing interested in Yuma county will be of great advantage to this section.
 Mir. John Sevenoaks, the well known mining expert, was in town yesterday on his way to san Francisco from the Harqua Hala mines. NIT. Seyenoaks said that in all his experience he had never seen so much rich gold ore taken out from shaft eight feet deep the depth of the Stein workings and that the prospects were good for the opening up of valuable mine. MT. Seyenoaks said that in lis opinion ,he Harqua Hala would prove one of the richest camps on the Pacific rAast II, hos ,,n,,a .C san Eransi.ca to purchase supplies and will return with party of men as soon as possi- ble.
 Pat Rowan, the well known section boss Qf the southern Pacific Company, had his right foot severely hurt on Monday morning by the explosion of torpedo on the track. Mir. Rowan was on q hsnd-car on his way to a re- ported washout when a torpedo was passed over by the car, the explosion causing five pieces of the zinc cover ing to enter Rowan's foot. He immc- diatsly came to town and had his wounds attended to. No serious re- suits are anticipated.
 The following clippings are from the Florence Enterprise:
 The tops oi the Pinal and Supersti- ton mountains are covered with heavy show.
 The river is swollen from the late rains and has been running little more than bank iull a portion of the past week.
 The recent rains have covered the broad level valleys in the Vekol coun- try with shee. of water, and they present the appearance of large lakes.
 Mrs Jere Fryer edits the paper read at the weekly meetings of the Good Templars, and she Is receiving many | compliments upon the ability she dis plays in the literary line.
 NIT. William Clarke returned from Owl Heads last Saturday. He is full of enthusiasm over the outlook for that district in mining way, and ! thinks its mines are developing into something like bonanzas
 MT. William Seller, having complet- ed his contract at the Mohawk ranch, has taken charge of the erection of a ten stamp mill for the Lcla mining | company, in the Casa Grande district. Under his superintendence the mill will be erected in a thorough man. ner.
 supt. Elmorc of the Tortilita min ing company, shipped 300 lbs. of silver bullion last week. As it was the pro- duct of short run of the little five stamp mill with roasted orc from a small roaster, it's richness in silver is truly remarkable.
 c. 4. Hooper, of San Francisco, was in Tempe this week in attendance upon the annual msetingof the Tempe Land Improvement Co.
 During the past week the snowfall in the surrounding mountains has been very heavy. This insures an abundance oi water for the coming crops.
 Geo. Shrine, of Mesa City, came near meeting with a fatal accident a few days ago. While drawing shot gun from behind trunk it was dis charged and the contents barely es- capped missing his head, passing up in- to the ceiiing-Tempe News.
 Manuel Soto, who Thursday night stabbed another Mexican with pocket knife, was arrested by Constable Me Donald Saturday morning, and is un- dergoing an examination before Jus tice Sh lman.-Phenix Arizonan.