Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-01
Territorial and Mining
Prescott Corrier.

Territorial and Mining.
 Prescott Corrier.
 Sales of mines and town properties are of daily occurrence in Prescott.
 M. Ryan. a sturdy miner of Turkey creek, has brought lot of ore tothe ore works.
 Hon. T. H. Wright. Chief Justice of the Suprems Court, reached home yes terdaY from PheniX.
 The sum of sl4,216,76 passed through the City Treasury in 1889. Double the sum will be collected in 1890.
 A fortune awaits the man who will put up and run fiOuring mill in Verde Valley. forty miles cast of Prescott
 DIED.-In Phenix, January Dist, Mil ford Kelly. aged 24. Deceased had un- til recently been a resident of Prescott, having cone here from Philadelphia
 It was rumored yesterday that $. c. Miller had sold his place in Miller Val ley to Kentucky people for between SiO- eco and S50.000. Place consists of over 320 acres of land, west of Prescott. Talk is that he reserved portion of the land.
 c. D. Brown has come to town from | the Senator, where he fixed up some machinery for the company. He states that there are about 9 men working Tn and about the mines, and as many more cutting and hauling wood. Sinking be- low the 200 level will soon be commenc- ed. John Proute. first-class man and I afa lnI1f II | l Williams is kept busy, looking after the | Senator, Boggs and Blackberry proper l ties.
 | Ph;nix Herald. Captain J. l.. Bu lis, Indian agent at | San Carlos. has been studying social pro l blems in Phenix and waiting to testify about the Fleming murder this week.
 In the district Court case of the U. s. vs. Lizzie Spears, indicted for selling whiskey to Indians at San Carlos, the bail bond of S300 was forfeited, in con- sequence of Lizzie's failure to answer the grand jury's roll call. Among the witnesses in attendance at the C. $. courts this week may be mentioned Lieutenant l.. Hardiman, V. ant H. Kirby, 2ith infantry, San Carlos quartermaster, and Lieutenant J. w. Watson, 10th calvary, commanding Apache scouts. An enemy greater than Apaches, la grippe, has him in bed now at the Lemon Hotel.
 The Wham robbery case is about to invade the pulpit. We understand that on Sunday night, at Trinity church, Rev. Dr. Pearson will refer at some length to this celebrated trial He will also re- view the Tichborne and Sharon cases: his aim being to illustrate the hmlta- tIcns of human tribunals and thus bring out more clearly the justice and infalli- bility of that higher court where We must all finally be judged.
 P enix Gazette
 Work is going on briskly on the capi- tai grounds, and that territorial dona- tion will soon be in fine condition.
 There are a large number of new hous- es being built in Phenix at the present time. Substantial buildings tells the story of our progress.
 It is reported that some parties are trying to defeat Harry JeffOrds as GU. S.) district attorney for Arizona. We trust. that there Is no truth in this report as we should dislike to learn of his defeat Mr JeffordS is an honorable: decent gentleman and in every way competent to discharge the duties of the office he was called to ill
 CGlob, Belt)
 Alex. Love left Globe this morning for Indiana to visit relatives. His subSe ouent movements are not determined, except he will return to the boundless west.
 The railway mai, service needs weed l ing-or an increase of mail clerks on the Southern Pacific R. R. Mail reaches the Globe office addressed to every quarte- of the globe.
 1 concentration to manipulate medium | grade ores is badly needed in Globe dis l trict. The cost would be not to exceed 525OO, and it is safe to say shipments | from thIs district would be quadrupled. The storms and extreme cold which ! sgnalized the early part of January, have given way to superb weather. The days are bright and warm. and the | nights just frosty enough to make blazing fire and two pair of blankets l agreeable.
 George Akins. who returned from Tue l son on Tuesday last, was so unfortunate 1 as to have one of his wagons upset on the grade this side of Pione T. The l road over Pinal mountain is in a bad 1 condition, and somewhat hazardous for 1 heavy teams George has decided to 1 .l nd laft morning for Bowie.
 | Prescott JoErnal Hline:.
 Efforts of Judge Howard, of the Ter ritorial Fish Commission, together with those of Governor Wolfiey, in Washing ton. will result in the starting in this territory of an institution for the propa- gation of fish.
 Articles of incorporation of the Arizo- ma Lumber and Timber Company were filed for record to-day. The incorpora- tors are D. M., NJ. J., and T. A. RiOrdap, and F. W. Sisson, all of Flagstaff.
 A. J. Rubert and son are anxiously awaiting a thaw and drying up of the roads to enable them to move their Huntington mill to Skill valley, to work ere from the mines owned by J. 5. Rus , sell and Wm. Cooper. The mill twill be erected near J. H. Dickson's, where there
 is an abundance of water. J. L. Hnbbel, formerly sheriff oi Apache county, was visitor to Globe the present week. He carries on an ex . tensive trade with the Navajo Indians and brought with him to Globe and ex posed to le a quantity of blankets . fabricated by the women of that tribe and which are considered superior tc blankets made by any other native tribe r of North America. Hubbell left on Fri 7 day via Florence for Phenix.
 Quartzite Hill is maintaining it's repu Q tation for rich silver deposits. The r Fame is producing ore of a good grade a and; the adjoining claim, the extension : l of the Fame. owned by Chas. Dem