Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
TERDIToRIAL ITEMS.
Nogsles viii soon have . bank.

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Noesles viii soon have . bank.
Jacob Harris, dry goods dealer Of
Tucson, has made an assignment. Lis
bilities 10000, assets 5000.
Several Flagstaff sports were arrested
for stealing bear, the property Of band
Of gypsies. II 10 probable that they
wish TO substitute the bear for the
tiger"
The Fourth Cavalry, now stationed in
this Territory and New Mexico, is Or
dercd to exchange stations, on May lst,
with the Second Cavalry, at present
stationed in the State Of Washington.
During the last six months . number
Of drive pumps have been put down In
Tucson and vicinity, with good success.
The depth averages from 30 TO 80 feet,
and the cost Of pipe, pump and driving
average in price from go TO $AO.-star.
The Paymsster Mining Company arc
at work adding five more stamps TO their
l5-stamp mill, making twenty in all.
Large bodies Of ore have been developed
on the lowest level. A long and pros
porous run IL in store for the company
Yuma Times.
It 10 reported that 700 San Carlos In
dams declined to 60 to the Agency yes.
terdsy and draw rstions, alleging - .
reason that the -four and sugar gave
them the grippe. A number are afflicted
but no deaths are said to have occurred.
Globe Belt.
James Downing, the tramp shot By
Telegraph Operator Allen, at flagstaff,
was not killed, ~ reported, and his
wound 10 not considered fatal. He h
under arrest, and will be lodged in jail In
Prescott in 8 day or two, on . charge o.
attempted urglary.--Journsl-Miner.
The Star says that VIM. Hartt has lei
. contract for I'll, ,O0O steam pump. II
is for his ranch up the Santa Cruz about
20 miles and contains $500 acres. Mr..
HART has planted out 4O.o0o grape vines
and will add 10000 more next year. II
will be the model vineyari Of Arizona.
U. 9. Deputy Marshall Neustatter ar
rived yesterday with U. $. prisoner
named Lizzie Spears. She weighs 307
ponds and was indicted by the last
grand jury for selling liquor to San Carlos
Indians. Very few such wbiskey dealer,
escape from Deputy Neustatter. The
same might be said, possibly, Of their
whiskey also.-Phenix Herald.
The Grand Army Of the Republic, De
partment Of Arizona, at their annual
session At Tombstone, elected George r
Coates, d Phoenix, Department Com
mander, with the following officers
John Kelso, Tombstone, 8. v. c.; J. b
Creamer, Phoenix, Adjutsnt General; J.
J. Kelley, Tucson, Quartermaster Gen
eral; Ed Schwartz, Phenix, Chief o
stat; J. D. Monihon, Phenix, Delegsta
to National Encampment. The organ.
ization selected Tempe In which 10 holt
their next annual meeting.
Mr.. G. W. Lang, who recently drove q
herd Of cattle from Arizona across thu
Colorado desert, 10 Los Angeles county
California, is again in the territory, and
Il il stated, viii make another drive. Hs
was very successful with the first drive
found plenty Of feed and water along ths
route, and the cattle arrived st their dee
tination iu good order. Mr.. Lang hai
conclusivsly demonstrated that cattle car
now b driven across the desert With NJ
greater expense or loss than was incurrei
In driving them in the days before v,
had railroads. WILCOX Stockman.
| The Tucson Citizen Of the 9Th instan,
says: Governor wolaey arrived thi'
morning from Washington City. whert
be has been working in the interest d
the Territory for the past six weeks. lie
II in fns health, and reports oil the leg.
islation suggested by him for the benefi
Of Arizona in . fair way TO be enactet
into laws. The Funding bill, than which
there il none more important to tax pay
en-, ID nov on the calendar Of both Hous'
and Senate, and everything il working
favorable for its passage during tho pres
ent month. The Governor will remain
IN the city until Saturday morning. To
morrow night he Will be rendered re.
ception BY his many Tucson friends, .,
the hall Of the Commercial club.
/ APACHEs CAUGHT.
Tive Killed aHd Three Captured