Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22
Territorial News.
Prsspector.

OOO,OOV WOItn OI copper ana IS Just ret
 ting into good working shape. d The great drawback to the successful Q working of the ore in the Dos Cabezss . mountains IS the scarcity of water Three mills were erected but at anyone T or them not enough water was found [ Dy digging to supply the mill for more 5 than F hours at time. The diamond 1 drill would settle the water problem !; there as 1t has done in Tombstone. Yuma Seminal.
 There are three restaurants. two bar
 Der shops, two fruit stores. six osneral
 merchandise establishments. six saloons
 and several meat markets in Yuma, all
 doing good paying business.
 The Colorado river drains ths ans;,s
 territory or Arizona, and every drop of
 water which falls on it's mountnins and
 plalns finds its way to this mighty river.
 It Is formed by the union of tina Cr.sr
 and Grand rivers, fed by the straam.
 which rise in the Rocky Mountsina. and
 the melting snows cause a oreater-depth
 of water Tn this river in summer than
 m winter, thus furnishing the moet
 water at the season when it is most rs-
 qulred for the purposes of irrigation and
 agriculture.
 Late news from the Harqua HaIa
 mines IS very encouraging. The expert
 mental run on ore from the Gold Noun
 tam proved very successful averaging over one hundred dollars to the ton. At a depth of 30 feet, the Walton, Stisn and Sullivan mines show large bodice of high grade ore. H. E. Harris is running his mill night and day, on orc from his own claims and says that the results are highly satisfactory. A few months more will show the Harqua Hala camp to be the liveliest camp in the Territory. The report that we'll defined ledge of clnnabar has been discovered . few miles east of the Horse Tanks, is good news to the people of this section. For ycsrs | It has been known that we had cinnsbsr ore Tn the county, notably near La Pax and West of the Horse Tanks; but the ore was of too low grade to work and the seams very narrow. From what is already known of the new strike it gives reason to believe that another val uable factor has been added to the great mineral wealth of Yuma County. The working of cinnabar mines in the Terri tory means cheap quicksilver for the miners of Arizona not only adding to our prosperity but theirs as we'll.
 Ncgsles Hsrald1 -.s. ...e
 Poppy Johnson was in town this week on his way to Sinaloa. r--.-f-,.s
 Indians, and editors who have little time to brouse around, will be grstified to learn that mesquit beans are ripe.
 The concentrator will soon start and smelter IS xtalked of which will no doubt pay blg and SO far as general ap- pearence goes. Harshaw is enjoying q good substantial, progressive boom. cl
 Col. Green and W. E. Hsnslsy of Washington camp are going to put up large concentrating works at the Hensley mine in that camp. A portion or the machinery has already arrived
 Nogales is the Zenith city. of ths bor- der, the gem of the southwest, fand the acknowledged natural sanitarum of ths world, and the Herald will be mailed regularly, postpaid to subscribers at three dollars year, cash in advance, or an unblemished right eye for security. send ln your subscriptions at once and thereby unload great quantity of the burden of this life - f-..~-.
 There is most singular we'll on the premises of E. l., Pearson in ths north part of town. It is about fifty feet deep and although the surface of the water remains at about the game height roaring sound is heard ct all times as If some powerful current were flowing near the bottom. By little effort it is likely that good and valuable flow of water might be secured in that locality. s1-'
 Phenix Tribune) ---- -'
 Pete Matthews, the escaped insans patient, was returned to the inssns asy- lum yesterday. On the road, between Tempe and the asylum, an accident oc- cured to the wagon in which Matthews was placed, which threw all the occupants to the ground, and during the scrambls Matthews made a break for the brush. He was soon captured however, and placed inside the walls of the asylum.
 Nogales Record 0e-s. e..H .
 Messrs. Frank Olsen and N. H. Chap lin arrived Tuesday from Waahington Camp. These gentlemen are the owners of the Pride of the West and HFour Aces" mines in that Camp. They are chloriding and lately shipped two car loads of ore to Ell Paso that went about S60,O0 per ton silver and 35 per cent lead. In connection with this there is ledge of copper ore about 40 feet that runs about twenty per cent copper. Tkese same parties shipped two car loads of ore to the Bisbee smelter just before the copper crash at which time it did not pay to ship the copper ore. Mir. Chapln expressd himself as perfectly with the outlook of Washing I.- %-~- Il supplies. Another pointer for Ncgales the future great. 11.la
 (Fiorence Enterpriss.) i-7 erl r-e.
 MT. w. P. Bamrick has completed the we'll at DeNoon he was boring for O'Dou- neIl & Ferguson on their townsits. He struck plenty of good water at ITS fs6t~ sufficient for all domestic purpose q the camp. In sinking, the drill paced through body of ore one hundred feet rom the surface, its character being al- most identical with the manganese ore )f the Reymert mine. s-fs .s ... -.7t,.rr Pete Matthews, demented residant )f Pima county who was sent to the in- 'ane asylum over a year ago, arrived in Florence last Saturday, having escaped rom the asylum. He was found to be till laboring under his peculiar hsllu- ,ination and was locked up in the coun- y jail pending the arrival of an asylum official to take him back He stated hat he was unguarded at the asylum md walked away without any molssts- ion whatever.
 The Mountain Queen mine. south of he Vekol, owned by Messrs. Eastman. Scolari and Minshull, has been worked turing the past five years at odd timaa md considerable amount of develop nent work has been done. Its owners Ire now preparing to start new tunnel ,elow the old workings which will reach he ledge at depth of several hundred eet below the surface croppings. 1t s believed that this mine will develop into splendid property when the present ,lans for its exploitation are carried ut. A brother of the late Frank c. Iinshnll is axnActAd to arriYa in Casa