Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07
MORALES NOTES.
THE NEEGHBOEHOoD NEWS OF THE
 LINE CITY.

THE NEEGHB0EHooD NEVIS OF THE
 LINE CITY.
 The Hermosino Depot BurneG-va1ue of
 Exports to ETexico-Etems of More
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 Sunday Herald.
 At :15 Tuesday morning the depot at Hermosillo caught fire from the engine of train No 1, while switching and was entirely destroyed. An effort was made to get water on the fire from the inside but the smoke and flames drove the men back The em- ployes succeeded in saving all the freight office furniture, tickets, bag gage etc, and a temporary office was established in the section house. No one was injured. This building was erected in 1882 and cost S27,000. Ii was the finest depot on the Sonora road; was two stories high, two hun dred feet long and sixty feet wide and was partitioned off into offices, all be- ing elegantly finished
 From Deputy Collector Of Customs Wilson, the Herald gets the following figures showing the export value of merchandise passing through the port of Nogales in bond into Mexico, dur ing the past three months:
 September .....-..... .SI5,926,O0 October. ........ 74,49I.7 "A November ......-......, 5S,767, ,53 Total ........... .$149, 9,l85,27 The first shipment of goods through this port passed through Mr. Wilson's hands in 1883.
 j. ". Began, superintendent at the Yellow Jacket mine, was in town Fri day. He informs us that twenty men are constantly employed and that the output gets richer as work proceeds. The little mill the other day produced another S0-lb bar of bullion which is about one-third gold.
 There are 97 girls in the public schools in Nogales, Sonora, and more than one hundred pupils in the boys department. Miss Amparo Mendez is the teacher in the girls department.
 The Florence ENTERPRISE has been enlarged and greatly improved It is a mammoth weekly and one O. the aI- lest in the territory.
 i H. o. Flipper is at Guaymas de4in- eating maps of the Beatty concession in Altar district which was recently surveyed.
 It Is said that Ncga1a8 has a haunted house. The climate is so delightful, : it seems, that even spooks come here | for their health.
 A party of London capitalists visited James Farrell's Sierra Blanca mines near Imuris this week,
 "Jaekass Flat" is the euphoneous name of Nogales suburb.
 Another party of English mine in vestors arrived this week.
 The public school children will have a Christmas tree.
 LRecordl
 It is not generally known, and those most interested may not be aware of the fact that the case of the settlers on. | San Rafael grant us. the claimants I will come up 1.-the next term in tie Su- I pTeme Court of the United States, and that the side of tie settlers will beaen- tirely unrepresented, if they do not se- cure an attorney to represent them and take care of their interests. Un- less this Is done the settlers need not surprised to see, any day, Q horde of fence builders al work fencing in the sixteen square leagues claimed under this gran" and perhaps fencing them out. The Record having always taken tho part of the settlers as against, what it believes to be, illegal "grants" gives them this reminder of the true facts In the case, so that they "take time by the fQrelock." They can cer- tainiy have no excuse, now that one of our strongest law firms in Tucson has one who practices in the Supreme as also all the higher courts in Wash ington.
 Trinidad Solomon, an aged citizen of San Ygnacio, was run over and killed by locomotive No. ? which was attached to the pay car on its last trip. Saic@on was very old and completely deaf and gvidsnslE knew nothing of the trains app, until it struck him. He was walking on the track at the time. This, if we are correctly informed, makes three vic tins within one month for the Sonora Central. Besides the three killed mentioned, about three severely wounded and mained persons have just been discharged from the hospital in Magdalepa and one whose leg had to be afnputated still lies there hover ing between life and death.
 Last Thursday, Major Jas. Farrell, manager of the Imuris mines, in com pany with Mf Whittal, of the Lon don, Paris, and American Bank, of London, and Mr. George Thompson, manager of the New Jersey Extrac- ton Works, at Elizabeth, N. J. and representing the great banking firm of Mathison, London, and MT. A. B. Fer rie, manager of the Arizona Copper Go. arrived from Imuris, Sonora. We are informed that q great mining deal is about to take place. More next week.