Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-09-20
WILCOX.
THE GENERAL NEWS FROM THE
 GREAT RANGE COUNTHY.
Rich Ore Samples From sonora-The Pro diSaI's Return---Stiu Hunting the Indians--The Wherea''-u
 of kid---Other | .-is
 of Interest.
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Mir. Jones, an old prospector and min ing man, arnved here a few weeks ago from Sonora. He brought with him sam pies of ore taken from a ledge which he and Mexican discovered on the Aaqul river and about 300 miles south of this place. He gave some of the ore to Ihom- as Steele, who took it to Tucson and had 1t assayed. The assay shows that the ore was very nch Ill gold. As Mr. Jones claims that the ledge is of immense eX- tent and the ore assayed WAS taken at random from it, Nlr. Steele has become much interested in the matter and will, to-day, with Mir. Jones and two or three other men, leave for the scene of the find. We trust that the mine will prove all that Is claimed for it, and that MT. Steele and companions will soon be bonanza mining men.
 Julius Libermm returned Saturday night from his wandering5 in eastern states and foreign lands, and is glad to be home again. He returns much i'm proved in health. Mir Liberman went to Europe on the steamer Gascon, and nar rowly escaped shipwreck The steamer went aground on the Sicily Islands dur ing dense fog, and was gotten off with great difficulty and in d ieaky condition ! loiiC Nflo bhtIith -tOuI uDtllS run llOiI Havre at the time of the accident and reached that port with nine feet of water in her hold. England, Germany, Bavar- ia, Switzerland and France were among the countries visited bv Mr. Liberman
 Lieutenant A. F. Clarke. with his com mand of nine cOlored troops and twenty three Indian scouts, arrived here Monday from Fort Bowie, and on Tuesday went to DragoOn on a scouting expedition. From the Dragoon the lieutenant expect ed to return to Rucker Canon. He had just returned from q scouting trip tO the Stein's Peak country. but saw no Indian signs. lie is confident that if he ever strikes tie trail of the Kid his White Mountain scouts will run him to earth. Lieutenant Stockle Is with Lieutenant Clarke, being second in command.
 E. A. Jones was up from tue ATavaipa the fore part of the week He told us that Captain Watson and party oi scouts discovered the Kid one day the lat ter part of last week about eight miles from his (Jones') ranch, and the kid on ly escaped by deserting his horse and talk ing to the mountains afoot.
 LATER.-Ihe Kid was seen on Tuesday twenty miles southeast of San Carlos. He was going north near the Mescal noun lalliS. ScOuiS went III pursuit.
 Two boilers and water jacket for inc Old Dominion Copper Company arrived here this week and were forwarded tC Globe by J. Liberman X Co. Mart Moore and Cal Fairs teams are doing the haul ing. As the boilers weigh I3.010 pound, each, their transportation by team is nc easy task. Neither was their transferring from cars to wagon, but Mart is an ex- O+lrt in S1ph 1O1ttarS
 Captain l.. 4. Abott is again in Nillcox having arrived from Washington on Fri day night of last week. The Captain i here to close out his cattle interests ani } will, as soon as his cattle are gathered ship them to Kansas City and sell them , The cattle owned by him are in the f iron and run on the Chiricahua Company range They will be gathered during the coming rodeo.
 , Twelve Apache Indians- three buck , and nine women and children arrive, l here on Thursday night from Fort Union } New Mexico, and yesterday left for Sal l Carlos. These are part of the Indian l taken to Fort Union last March from Sm } Carlos, and they are HOW returned 10 tn reservation why, We do not know.