Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-02
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 There is talk of a new paper being published at Clifton. The camp needs if.
 Sentinel now has two stores and several saloons. A covered coach makes two trips week to Harqus Hsla; fare sl0.
 When 1t was lsarasd in Phenix that the Capital removal bill had received the Governors signature, a salute of fifteen guns was fired.
 The Copper Queen Mining Compa ay, of Bisbse. is said te be gradually s'letting cut single men and retain ing thess who have families.
 By an oysrcharged blast at Bisbee, few days since, a saloon was badly wrecked and several men. absorbed in a game of faro, were injured.
 
 Snow and cold weather prevail ln all that portion of the Territory north of ths Moeolloa Mountains. Al Pres cstt inc therusmeter has registered below zero.
 The Bishse railroad is now com pIsted 10 within a mile of tts huge smslters. The Copper Queen Cempa- ny of Bisbse is now shipping forty teEs of copper bullion daily.
 The Phoenix Gazette states that the Hershel mine, eff Tombstone, owned by Mark Smlth, Bsn Cock and Dawes, is shipping Sl5.o00 mosthIy and net ting a neat incsms fer its owners.
 Lot eff fat bseyes in San Simon Val ley, bGt 10 buyers The San Simon Cattle Company talk of sending all their steers to the Indian Nation fer maturing before ssndiug them ts mar ket.
 The Prsspector is authority for the statsmen. tast the contract for print ing the laws and journals of the Eff tesnth Legislature was Ist to the Journal Aliser of Prescott. It's bid was forty per cent Eelsw ;Eat af the Courier.
 The county rsdemp;iaa iesis bavo as yet lad nc takers. The American Consul at Rheims. Germany, wrote to tue County Treasurer, asking what commission would be given him for placing them at par, while ansther broker of this city offered te pIaea them at their face value fer per cent commission. n.-Prospector.
 It is learned frem good authority that the recent visit of Mr. Lyle, of the Bonanza Company, to Pinal Goun- tv, was for the purpose of purchasing the Rsymsrt mine, situate six miles from the Silver King. This mine is one of the largest in Arizona, and now has 2o-stamp. p.mill which has been operated successfully in the past. Ten addiflonal stamps were recently ad- ded to the mil, but they have not yet bssn operated. It IS said that this mine will furnish ore for 100 stamps and the suppeSitien is that the Benan- "a deslres to secure this mine to keep their mills at ths King in operation while they are engaged in develop ment wark at that camp. The pur- chase of the Reymert mine by the Bonanza Company would be the cause of renewed activity in ths mining in terssts of Final County.--Citizen.
 Nr. George J. Roskrnge returned yesterday from Bonita Creek in Ora ham County, where he went for the purpose of ascsrtainang whether the recent tragedy which disposed of number of sheep herders had been committed sn or off the Indian reser- yatien. Mr. Roskrugs states the marks on the monuments of the survey were so indlstinct that it was impossible to decipher them.
 Mr. Ruskrugs says the section of country through which they travelled, especially the G,la valley, looks at it's best and stock is in excellent condition. There ars large areas of land stiil un- claimed, with abundance of water 10 irrigats the same. In fact he says thatthe Upper Gala valley IS 'be grand est garden spot in Arizona.-Slsr.
 Owing to the calamities which have bafallsn the Calumet and Hecla and ether mines in the upper peninsula ef