Mohave County miner., 1889-11-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

IEhnh 1EEAO.
H,gstiff Is infested with petty thieves.
Ex-Governor Zulick is now in Phe-
nix.
Judge Wright will hold District Court
in Apache county the first Monday In
December.
A fire in Prescott last week destroyed
Bashford's livery stable and opera house
Eighteen horses we're burned to death
The loss is estimated at 900.
An ostrich escaped from ito owner a.
Phoenix last week and the feetest horse
could not overtske it. The bird il valued
at II 900 and the owner expects to capture
IL with relays of horses.
English capitalists have bought the
Mammoth gold mine in Pinal county, an
expert having declared there were mil
lion tons Of gold ore in sight, which would
average SIS per ton. The purchasers will
put up 100-stamp mill.
Cattlemen in the vicinity of the Nsvsj'
reservation report that at least 1000 head
Of cattle have been stolen from fhs
ranches In western New Mexico by rene.
gale Navajo Indians in the past two
years.
A brunette soldier at Fort Thomas by
the name Of Wicks has struck vindfsll,
having won, from e investment, $500
in the November drawing Of the Louis
lana lottery. The hundreds in ARSON"
who held tickets and did not win have
yet to be heard from. m.-Stockman.
The Florence irrigation canal ID non
completed up to the railroad and the
bridge at that point ID finished. Ths
company will build reservoir 20 fee'
deep and covering 1000 acres OF abon'
three square miles. This will open mp
fertile valley forty miles brood and sixt,
miles long, where fruits, vegetables anr
grain can be raised in abundance. Star
The Phenlx Herald announces ths'
Governor WolAey has psrdoned Jesus
A. Volt, the Mexican who refused 10 O.
cape with the eight Indians who mns
dered Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy
Holmes, near Riveride. The petition |
from Globe and Pinal county contained
over two hundred names and showed |
meritorious grounds for executive clsm-
ency.
Mr.. John B. Anderson. Justice d ths
Peace at GratervilIe, sends the news o
th1 death Of Mr.. Frederick Althans. o
that place, from the effects Of the bite o
o small rattlesnake, while placer minin,
on the 18th. He was bit on the middle
finger and died on the 10th at 7 .. m
Deceased was about sixty yean q ape
and native Of Germsny.-Tucsoo Cit |
zen.
During the past month no len thar
seven subscribers have left this plsc,
without settling their subscription bills .
this Office. This sort Of business 10 be
coming monot onous OF those mentipne.
none owed less than %, and. some .,
much as t9 They probably paid III
other bills but that Of subscription, hut .,
usual the printer is the loser. In the fu-
ture, such people will he given "send.
off, to accompany them to their nsv
home, which may not be Of much benefit
to m.--silver City Enterprise.
At the conference last evening Diamond
Joe assured the citizens COMMITTEES five
that il rested with our people now to say
whether we should have the north and
south road o. not. II the issue Of count,
bonds, AZ heretofore voted, we're guar
anteed until Congress ratified the vote,
and the 100000 Of bonds we're taken,
with a provision for right Of way and
terminal AMI depot facilities, surveyors
would be put in the field at once and
work begun.-Phenix Herald.
In the District Court at Prescott on the
22d inst, Chief Justice James H. Wright
sentenced four prisoners, who were con.
yicted at this term Of court. They were
WIN. and Joseph Youree, for horse steal
ing. five years each; J. J. Smith. for rob
berry Of the Atlantic & Pacific train sf
Canon DiabIo. the 2lst Of last March,
thirty years; Jacob Neford, for larceny,
two years. Mefford is the cowboy who
robbed drunken man about six months
ago, and leaves young vile almost des-
titute. u