Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-03-29
MORALES.
THE WEEKLY HAPPENINGS ABOUT
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member. lie nad not complained very much of feeling i'll, although he on one or two occasions mentioned to friends that he was afflicted with heart disease. He was with friends up to the time he went home to retire, and was so quiet that even his room mate Chas. E. Merrill, did not hear him. When Merrill got up in the the morning he dressed and then went to Cummings bed to awaken the sleeper, and to his astonishment he discovered that his friend was dead.
 A coronor's jury was summoned, who after through investigation rendered verdict of death from nat ural causes.
 The deceased was only 26 years old and unmarried. He was respected by all who knew him.
 He has two brothers Frank a fire man on the Sonora road and George, a physician at Lake Valley Colorado, one married and one unmarried sister and a mother, who reside at Wahrwick, Ontario, Canada.
 This will be terrible blow to the dear old mother, but she has the con solation of knowing that her beloved son did not die among strangers.
 The burial took place on the Mon- day following under the direction of brother Odd Fellows. Rev Corbin delivering an impressive funeral ser mon. A large concourse of citizens and friends followed the remains to it's last resting place.
 A gentlemen in from the Gro Blanco district reports the outlook there as very favorable. Some new strikes have been made and the owners are all hopeful. Dr. Noon has one of the best and richest mines, the "Osterlitz" ill that district; employs twelve men and is taking out about ten tons of rich ore per day which is treated at the Arivaca mill owned hy Messrs Royce and Began. The Jenkins Bros. have a good group of mines and are now erecting five stamp mill on the the property. The new body of ore struck lately by Col. Holden is ex- ceptionably good and as there is g large body of it, it is believed to be bonanza. The Royce and Began % stamp mill, at the "Yellow Jacket" mine is nearing completion. In fact the whole country thereabouts pres ents lively appearance.
 The mill at the est. Patrick" mine is nearly finished, and from all re- ports it will be complete in every par ticular. It is expected that every thing will be in readiness to start up by the list of April About one thousand tons of ore is out and a large force of miners will soon be put on at both the est. Patrick" and San Francisco mines. In the St, Patrick mine very high-grade ore is now being taken from l50 feet depth. On the San Francisco the ledge shows eight feet in width, with very high grade average. Wood is being cut and de- livered at the mill at $l.5O per cord. The dam will be completed this week. Over eighty-fve tons of machinery, etc. was hauled from Calabasas to the mine without the breakage or loss of the smallest item. Last but not least apparently, Major Read one of the owners, and the manager, is one of the happiest men that comes into town.
 MT. AlonZo Noon came in last Mon day with about one ton of ore from the Ready Cash" mine the returns from which was 555 ounces of silver. He informed our reporter that the Ready Cash" was one of the best ore pro- ducers in that district. A large amount of development work had been done and considerable ore taken out, the principal part of which is shipped to the Socorro shelter. Thi: mine is owned and worked by Messrs McNamara and McNally. MT. Noon also brought in few hundred pounds of ore that he had taken out of the "McNally' mine, which went 3SG ounces per ton, silver. This mine Ii owned by John McNally and Charle. Christ, but MT. Noon has lease O it.
 Our people should be more active now than ever in pushing the propo sltion for the construction of the Ga labasas and Noonville county-road or the Gro Blanco That district is look ing up, and connection with Nogale is demanded by citizens there, and al along the line. We must be up ant doing if we expect to turn the busines tide from Tucson to Nogales. Al that's needed is good road.
 Judge Wheeler returned last Mon day from his Sonora mines. He has car of ore on the road from the mine to Santa Ana Station About all W can ever get out of the Judge, in wa, Of an answer as to the prospects an, condition of his property, is: q hay got" a producer, and don't you forge it. We'll he certainly deserves it a he has faithfully stayed with the pot
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