Arizona silver belt., 1889-04-06
TERRITORIAL T0PECs.
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bonds for the completion of the city hail at rhmnix, carried.
 Apache County will receive bids. April Sth, fer S27,000 of her county bonds bearing seven per cent. interest.
 The Arizena Copper Company, of Clifton, and the Detroit Company, at Morenci, are each running but one furnace.
 The Journal Miner states that d carp weighing seventeen and e-half pounds was caught Ill Stephen Con dron's pond at Walnut Grove.
 H. c. Hooker, the Sulphur Spring Valley Stockman, says S800o would not make him whole ou losses incur red by pasturIng cattle on alfalfa in Salt River valley.
 The Yuma Sentinel says: Work on the Gila City and Laguna placcrs is paying handsomely. A large amount of pay dirt has been struck and the returns run hgh.
 An effort IS being made 10 secure sampling works at Pb@nix, and which the Anzenan says is likely to be sue esssful. About Sl500 had been sub. scribed toward the project,
 Deputy Sheriff John Smith shot and killed Philemon Barela, at Moreaci, Graham County, last Saturday night \ CoronsrS jury rendered verdict that the killing was done in self.de- tense.
 Some of the cattemen complain that the luxuriant growth of grass IS caus- ing the death of 9 good many cattle. They oyer-eat of the new growth of alfleria and t causes bloat, which re- suits in their death. Mohaye Miner.
 (. R. Ewing, an employe at the fur mace of the United Verde Copper Co9- pany, while dumping slag, on the 27th instant, had the misfortune to slip and fall ever the dump ef red-hot slag, completely roasting his arms. He was brought into the county hospital yes terdav fer treatment. Journal-hiner
 An Indian brought in word thls afternoon that th0 body ef drowned man had been discovered on tho river bank cn George U Collin place The corpse was described as being clad in a flannel shirt and syeralls. and it is supposed to be that of I. NJ. Mcclure. A party has gone out to bring in the remains. -Aiiz9nan.
 1hs Tempe News says as the assets of the Hayden Milling company ox- ceed the liabilities, It Is thought that matters will soon be adjusted to the entire satisfaction of al parties con cerned. J. 4. Ford, assignee, an noauces tbat be will continue the milling and mercantile business of the Hayden CO.'S aapany at the old stand.
 4 private dispatch reeelyed in tue city states that Special Detective Carl Rolton bas struck the trail of two of the Atlantic & Pacific train robbers, and that their capture is almost cer- tain. The dispatch further states that the robbers have ron down their hsr- SOS, and have made a camp about elghty miles from Ho!bsook -Albu. guerqus Citizen.
 Tue Clifton Clarion describes ven, turesprne voyage undertaken by D. Crissman and several companions. Their destination is the Lower Cali fornia gold fields, and they started from Clifton n two ilat-botton coats, down inc San Francisco river, They expected to travel 460 ailes in their frah crafts, camping every night, and will pass through the Gila and Cobra. do rivers.
 C. Il, Began, Esq, mining expert from San Diego, Gal, arrived here on Mondays stage, to look after his coal prospects in this vicinity. Mr. Began and bis associates are now opening extensive coal deposits in this 1 Apache county, and he thinks they have an excellent prospect for coking coal, which, if their expectations are fully realized, wlll mako St. Johns the Scranton of Arizona. St. Johns Her ala.
 The Southwestern Mining Company at El Dorado canyon IS taking cut some fine ore from the mine purchased of John Powers some eighteen months ago. At the tune of obtaining the Powers claim the company were about to shut down, but the mine is doing SC well that the erection of new reduc- ton works is contemplated. The gold bullion is shipped to San Francisco via Needles, and IS said to average about S45,00o per month"; -Mohaye Miner.