Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-19
Territorial News.
Clarion.

t The Copper King at Gro have be-
 shipping copper mat and copper ol from their smelter last week. Orc can will be one of the producers of tn ; camp. Time will demonstrate the fac , Mrs. Holly is the owner of the eel,
 brated San Joan copper mine. This lad
 has shown disposition. like an old tune
 Tn spending money and developing he
 property. Her ore mills as high as forty nine per cent copper.
 A horse feeding upon the hillside, OI Chase Creek, opposite the Arizona Cop per Company's smelter, walked .EtO the roof of an adobe house, last week. The : roof not being made of sufficient { strength for grdzlng purposes, a portion , Of It gave way, letting the horses feet 1 through, where they hung dangling in spaCa 10 the surprise and dismay of the family, until assistance came ard re- lleyed the poor brute from his perilous position.
 Mr. Salcido sold the Francisco Copper Mine at LoGgfellow, to the Arizona Cop per Company. The ore is rich; the first class Is J5 per cent WhilG low grades are running at ? per cent copper. There are seven hundred tons of low grade ore on the dump. 4 new wagon road has just been completed to this property, and arrangements made to deposit into the wagon from the dump, thereby saving expense of handing.
 4 disgrac eful and shameful sight was witnessed upon our street a few days ago. \ drunken Mexican woman, profane in conduct and language, with her little chlld-boy, doing his utmost to support the totteriEg steps of his unfortunate mother; finally he succeeded in getting her from of the streets and gaze of the pubic. These sights are disgrace and we feel justified in saying they are not approved of by any one.
 PrOspector.
 County Treasurer McAllister esti- mated that there are 2o0 patented mines in COchise county, that will be subject 10 taxation this year, an increase Of about 30 per cent over the number as- sessed last year.
 Guadalupe Guroga, former captain cf the custom guards, died m Tombstone to-day Of pneumonia. He was brought here for treatment, but died half hour after he went to bed. He was buried to- day.
 Fred Dodge returned last night from Bisbee and vicinity, where he has been looking for a trace Of Daly's whereabouts. lie thinks 1t impossible that the mur- dcrer can be Ill Sonora, as the line Is closely guarded, and the Mexicans below the iHe nave been nothed of the mur- ter and the large re ward offered. There :s dn opinion gaining ground that Daly 1 Is not IGr from Bisbee. The Natural History Society of Santa | Barbara, Cal, have received a specimen l Jf |! Gila monster from Tucson, which | the secretary reports as "hideous enough | 60 confirm the superstitions of it's poison | )Us bite" if the monster is alive it's | 'superstijionS' should be treated with | iue respect, as it IS we'll authenticated | fact, that its bite has resulted in death | within twenty-four hours.
 [CJnrier.l Fully 550,0O0 will be expended on new | md o.d buildings in Prescott, May and | June. 1 It was stated yesterday, that 80 mora stamps will very soon be added to the |
 
 Ii the mine.
 Lots of ore and favorable news are iIm9s5 daily sent in from the new min ng district in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The ore is said to be rich md abundant.
 Mr. GirdieT, who was called to Verde o examine coal signs, has returned, md says they arc there, sure, in sand tone, etc. The blossom is abundant lear the Etta.
 Thos. Hodges, of Peoples valley, cal cd recently. He IS still suffering from he kick which his pet mule gave him. Farming lands Of the valley are. he slid, cry wet. He has planted some corn. ". T. Hutchinson, engineer and mill nan, has arrived in Prescott from Del 'asco mountain, to select and forward for the mil which has been unning successfully on ore from Jim Iiston's rich gold mine. This mine has wo tunreis-l50 nd 27O feet, in length. will soon be added to the 1ill