Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22
rI.nnITonIAL ITEMS.

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The delinquent taxes d Cochise county
amount 70 $4,000.
A rich strike has been made In the old
Oliyst mine, n HarshAw.
The Courisr says: Not less that 1900
. month 90 out Of this town for lottery
tickets.
Territorial Treasurer ]. Y. T. Smith
has made call for $4,000 In bonds with
interest to March 9Th, 1880.
The Globe Belt says: George H.
Stevens, who skipped from Arizona
months ago, is reported y having gone
70 BraziL
Ths Board a Supervisors Of Cochise
county have purchased 500 Autographs Of
. map q thst county = made from 70
esnt survey.
Andy Amas, Who died In Tombstone
several ysass 40. has just besn awarded
800 by The Government Tor horse
stolen BY ths Apsches.
Thsse sss still about 1900 copies Of
'sths code" in bosss in the Territorial
sscrstary's oAlcs, In Phcnix. where they
sro likely 10 Ssmain uncalled for until
there b Gn abatement Ia psics from so
per coyJ 10 e, Or ieso, and even when
Int l. done thess will be sul'icisncy
LEFT 10 cumbsr ths Secretsry's Office
Belt.
The Chs,sane Live Stocs Journal Of .
recent dsts hss the iollo~fns: The ship
msnt Of cattle from Arizona, New Mex'so
and Tssas nsxt spring 10 liLs..s;. tn - on q
hrvs scslv. Ons GENTLEMAN says he
knows of AO,0Bp hssd thus early secured
Ifor the spring tssds, and buying has
hardly VI besa asnossly discussed by
ranchmen senssslly. Shipments over
the various roads lssdins from the south
and centeripg at Cheyenne are likely TO
reach over . husdrsd thousand head.
Ssys the StocAmsn: The following are
the succelrfnl costeslants for the severa'
msil routGn for The term Of four years
commencing July 1st next, with the
amounts paid per year: Wilcox to Fort
Grant, +. B. Pomeroy, Of Fl Paso, Tex
-, q, ,OUo; wilIcos TO Dos Cabezas, r. A.
Boyer. $40; Wilcox to Dunlap, Otto
Moore, 400; lewiston Bowie s.ation) 10
Fort Thomas, Bishop Layton, tc0). H.
G. Samenisgo secured the mail contract
to Quijotoa 1t s2,2oo and to Oracle for
Il, 100.
Mr.. J. N. Quigglc, who two months
ago contracted with the J. D. Reymer'
Mining Co. to bore . well for that com
pany reports that work is steadily pro
sreasing. At 80 feet water was struck
The we'll d now 400 feet deep and the
the water b within twelve feet Of the
surface. Last week the drill broke, bui
was repaired ct once, and work win con
tinus until . bountiful supply Of water Il
assured. There IL no doubt that this vii
be obtained soon. Mr.. Quiggle has an
other machine as work deepening the old
well Il the Atlas mine. The well wa
500 feet deep, but Il will be bored until I
depth d 100 feet 10 reached, when Mr.
Quiggle believes . sufficient supply o
water will be obtained. Tucson Citizen
The proposed abandonment Of For
Mohave BY the government is not meet
ing with much spprobation from the peo
pie Of Arizona. At present Mohave i
the only point along the Colorado wher'
troops arc stationed. II il true that bu
. company or two have Of late been main
tsined at the post, but their presence ha
always exercised beneficial infuenc'
upon the mixed Indian tribes TO the nortl
and west Of us. Remove the military ans
there win rise TO the surface 9 number 0
young men rendered ambitious through
the recital of the highly colored achieve
ments Of long departed ancestors. Ii
one way or another they will seek to har
rass the few scattered settlers located Il
vestsrn Mohsve county. The withdraw
II troops u advocated solely upol
economic uounds--a manifest instanc
d ssving 1t the spigot 10 lose from tn
bunghole.-Yums Times.