Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

l Myefs ausifs nave been AmeaOiy set
 tied.
 A bonus of $50 900 vas refused fo
 the Gold Hill and Golden Eagle mine,
 III Hsrqus Hals district. pncnix Is sgi.ating the subjects of [
 brick-yaid. and new brass hand com
 posed of representative men. | The farmers of the 0iiA valley are
 busy gathering their crops. which
 psoaiise large aud healthy yield. The boys of the public school of Tue son challenge any nine tn Arizona, for f25 or more, in bout at base bal. The losses of the Atchison system oi railrosds Are set down at $5.557 .3s3 du. ring the year ending December 3l. 1888. An invalid hotel ,s spoken of as one of the possibilities Of Phcnix. to meet the requirements of visitors after heaih. Hon. Dan Ming reports that the range in the Ariyaipa Canyon is splen- did. though few cattle are dying from the blsck.leg.
 Pe.ch-biow potatoes raised on farm near Nogsle. are as solid and large As those raised anywhere clse with the greatest care.
 Nogsles is agitAted over discus sion relating 10 the morality of dancing, pro and cen. earnestly advocating it's side of the question.
 An inmate of the insane asylum writes to friend in NogAlcs of the ill- treatment he and others receive at the hands oi the officers. N I. The first shipment of the Aztec Land and Cattle Company was made few days ago. consisting oi three hundred and srxty head of steers.
 During the last month the receipts at the Nogales office of the New Mexico X Arizona railroad were $l OOO day for local business alone.
 An effort is to be made to secure the return oi the custom house to Tucson from fAso Bueno. where it has been established about year.
 Two miners at Stockton Hill. Mojase county, quarreied. and the end of 1t was the killing of Mike Daley. foreman of the Cspsl mine. by T. McMahon.
 The work of extending the survey of the Central Arizona road Is vigorously going on at Flagstaff, and its couple ton within short time Is promised.
 The farmers around San Pedro have raised this season large quantities of corn. barley, wheat and al slia, the market for which Is entirely local.
 The son oi Senator Gray, of Pennsyi- yania, aud others are in Phenix, on . tour of inspection, and observing cApa- bihties and resources of this Territory.
 The night foreman in the railroads yards at Santa Fe threw coupling pin at the night wstchman, c. G. Lott, intiicting an injury that may be fatal.
 The coal fields in the Chiricahuss have been bonded to Ohio investors, who will develop them. The coal Is of good quality and we'll adapte to cok' ing.
 The Vulture mine, after undergoing the annoyances of lawsuits without number, is now in full operation, and ore is being taken out m considerable quantities.
 Gilbert Webb, who has always en- joyed good reputation in Graham county, was arrested last Monday in Tucson, charged with complicity in the Wham robbery.
 Pima county saves $I50 month by employing its prisoners to look after the grass and trees in tho jsl yard, work that was before attended to by hired hande.
 Cyclone Bill says if the sheriff will furnish him with . bundle of hay and allow the public to visit the jail V, theut formslity he can make money by ex- hibiting himself.
 The slag dump of the old Benson smelter has turned in thonssnds of dollars worth of metal, which has been shipped, and it is believed that 1t will yield SIS 900
 Gov Wolhey has returned to Tue son much gratified at the hearty re- ception rendered to him by the people Tombstone. where he attended the ceremonies of Decoration day.
 The Sterling silver mine has struck & flow of water at the depth of fifty seven i,et, which yields an insxhausti- hle volume. at the rate of 73,O0O gal hons in twenty-four hours.
 A, San Carlos the quarters of com panies G and l., Fourth cavalry, were destroyed by fire last week, esides all the government property, and seve- ral thousand rounds of ammunition and the effects of the soldiers.
 A petition has been addressed to the Board of Equalization by Mohave county tax payers, asking that the taxes of the Atlantic 6 Pacific road be re- duced to A,OO0 per mile.
 A daughter of Mir. Reany. of Miller's canyon in the HuachucA mountains, arose in the night, and in her night dress, wandered up the canyon, where she was found next morning sitting upon rock and insane.
 Wm. Hartman, an ex-conductor of the Atlantic & .'scific railroad, m com psny with friend, won several hun dred dollars at a roulette table in Albn' auerque. The proprietor dete ted the trick by which they won and refused to cash their checks, when they levelled a revolver at his head and compelled him to deliver mn his watch and chain,