Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
TERnTToHIAL ITEMS.

| In the district court at Tuscon, DAME
Ross, millmsn for the Copper Qnsen or
trial for cutting government timber wa
acquitted. The civil case against Ros
and tbe Copper Queen 10 recover ,60, ,0O'
damages was dismissed.
| Colonel Coleman aud son were recent
ly engaged surveying lands In the Gill
riyer region, and iound leather mai
bag containing great quantity Of U. 8
mail-lesters, newspapers and periodical
Of eli sorts-bearing date Of July, 1879.
The board of supervisors, at its session
Saturday, fixed ttu: bond of the county
treasurer at $4,000, instead Of 100000
a. heretofore, on account Of the proposed
division Of the county and consequent
decrease Of It's revenues. s.--Journai Miner
The corn crop raised in the Gila Valley
was very heavy this year and most Of
u has been purchased by Solomonville
merchants. One ',f them bought already
400 900 pounds and expects 70 buy 200,
600 pounds more before the crop is all in.
--tiraham County Bulletin.
j.. ]. Fisher returned Saturday evening
rom his cattle range In Ferguson valley.
He says that mountain lions are killing q
large number OF colts and calves on the
range, and he is In favor Of increasing
the bounty for lion scalps from SIS 10 $50.
Journal Miner.
Commissioner Of Immigration Black
has some fine sarnples Of lemons brought
back on recent trip from Yuma. Mr..
Black is engaged in getting out q PAM
phlet on the resources Of Arizona which
are 70 be circulated gratuitously. An APP
preparation oi t2tD0 per annum Ia allowed
for the purpose. Citizen.
The Citizen says: The following may
give some idea OF what amount Of busi.
ness Tucson Is doing: To No2ales an
average Of q carload Of freight . day 10
shipped; 70 Criitsnden for thai place and
Harshaw three carloads week 70 other
points on Ehe Sonora road two carloads
per week 10 Phoenix three carloads
week.
AL Sieber, chief OF scouts st San Carlos
one Of the best known men in Arizona,
and who mas performed services Of in
ealculable benefit 10 our citizens, has
been dismissed the service. What the
cause 10 We do not know, bat by reason
OF bis long service in our behalf Ari.
zonans should see To II that he does not
suffer Ia his old ge.-Epithaph.
In the great Valley Of the Colorado
river, below Yuma. rice, cotton, tobacco, |
sugar cane, sugar beets, hemp, fax, corn, |
grapes and all Of the vegetables, semi
tropic fruits, such as bananas, pine apple |
and citrus fiuits can be succesfully |
grown. The Cocopah and Diegino In.
tians raise thr,e and often four crops Of
,orn on the saine piece Of land in one
season, which lasts from February to
December. .--sentinel.
Three carloads Of cattle were brough,
n yesterday for shipment TO Los
Angeles, B. Weller being the purchaser.
The cattle look fine, averaging very well
or young stock, $50 pounds each, two fat
'ows in the herd going over ton. The
,rice paid was si.75 per hundred. They
'ome, carload each, from b. Roblea
Burt Holbrooi and ). Quinlan's ranches.
n the same shipment was carload Of
slyes, which come from Roble's ranch.
rhey brought s6 each.--Tucson Citizen.
The trial Of Geo. Young ios the murder
4 @. w. Beach 10 now ended. Young
laving been found guilty Of man
laughter. Young was ably prosecuted
y District Attorney Col. ]. +. Wilson.
lie was ably defended by Msssrs. Bald.
Vin & Johnston. The jury was out, we
ear four days and three nights. Judge
iooding will very soon sentence him to
he psnitentiary for some number Of
ears. Beach, Young claimed, broke up
is family and injured him in other
'sys.-Courisr.
w. q. Moore and Alexander Kellogg
re at work upon well on Gramms Flat,
n the Verde Road, about thirty-two
,iles northeast Of Phoenix. They are
ow down sighty, with as yet no sign Of
loistars, bat announce theIr intention
sinking l50 feet II necessary. II water
found large number o. cattle viii be
ken over ard placed upon the range At
hat point. The range 10 grand one, /,
le grass being unusually luxuriant, but !.
as never been occupied for the reason
Iat the nearest water In Camp creek,
,ous twelve Iaiiss distslt, ,-Republican. !.
A hunter named Moatgcmsry hsasly
st his life in the Huahua mountains last
Iondsy. lie went away from csnp
one TO bunt through the hills and soon :,
me upon hssy gith two Cubs. He /;
Iot ons Of the cubs and wsal1 bare had /,
, trouble In getting the mother had not '
o sApty shell stuck in the rife barrel Il
that he could not extract ii. Bruin y
ade for hin, and, using the nas ior . u
ib, he defended himself until the Z
imsi struck 1t away from him, when he
ok to tres and climbed that, but bruin In
ss thoroughly snssged and pulled him m
I'm the trunk as he was making the di
cent. After having him in her power "