Mohave County miner., 1890-11-22
TERRITORIAL. ITEMS.

ming here now than there has been at
any time for two -Nogales Herald.
A. M. Clay Of San Francisco, owner Of
the old socorro mine, at Harqua Hals,
will put a reverhratory furnace with which
TO work the ore, as 1t is refractory aud
rather difficult 10 work.-Yuma Sentinel.
The body of . man, in decomposed
condition, was found near Robbins But.
te, south OF the Gila river in Msricopa
county, November End. He was abou,
go years Of age, and is supposed 10 have
died from exhaustion and starvation -
Belt.
The San Francisco improvement Com.
pany has tiled articles Of incorporation
With the County Recorder. The capital
stock is 100000, and the purpose the
construction Of street and other railways
in Arizona and California. j. w. Evans
G. F. Ainsworthy and E. III. Abbot ara
the incorporation. Republican.
When in Pima last week, the editor
visited the brick yard OF G. w. Williams,
and was surprised TO see such an extern
sive plant for manufacturing brick. He
inst received new machine which has
a capacity Of moulding 5000 brick day,
but the output now Is only an average oi
Hva fho..uapJ Caya., .,,.,. ,sa - ...rwl,
The brick ia Of the best quality. beautiful
red color and as hard as fiint.--Bulletin.
The Masonic Grand Lodge elected the
following officers. in Phoenix: Geo. W.
Cheney, grand master; Alexander g.
Oliver, grand senior warden; Jacob Abra.
ham, grand junior warden; Martin w.
Kaies, grand treasurer, and George j.
Roskridge, grand secretary. The Grand
Chapter Royal Arch Masors elected the
following officers: Francis A. Shaw,
grand chaplain NJ. p. Freeman, grand
lecturer: Morris Goldwater, grand captain
Of The host James f. Burchard, grand
royal arch chaplain; Frederick G. Brecht
grand organist; Arthur s. Fourshee,
grand sentinel.
Inspector JuBkin reports that the pres
ent condition Of the Indians up the Col
orado river is not very good. They are
willing TO work, but there is little for
them to do. SUPPLIES are scarce, and
unless some are furnished soon the School
will have to be closed. Agent Allen is
doing all be can for them, but depart
ment red tape prevents him often from
buying supplies. Altogether the outlook
Ior the Indians is gloomy unless the
government can aid them soon by
furnishing some sort Of work 30 they can
live. Many are willing to work for
ration day if they could do so.--Yuma
Times.
Mr.. J. F. Blandy, who has been sur,
veying route for the railroad in the Big
Bug district, returned last evening and
informs us that Louis Scopel, miner,
fell down winze at the Boggs mine,
night, distance OF 40 feet, and
received injuries from which he died at
4 O'Clock Friday morning. Several shots
had been touched off, but Mr. Scopel,
all but one had failed. started
down the Wine TO what was the matter
with them. The shots had not failed, |
but had all exploded, and the powder
smoke 30 overcame him that he relaxed |
his hold on the ladder and was hurled TO
his death. Deceased has relatives living
in Crook Canyon, south hf Prescott
Journal Miner.
Godfrey Sykes and Charley Maclain
eft Flagstaff, Yavapai county, last Tues
lay, for the purpose of circumnayigating
he globe, They took with them boat
,wenty feet in lenght, in which they pro-
pose making the trip. Their intention
was TO launch their boat in the Colorado
liver at the The Needles and sail TO its
mouth then down the west coast Of
Mexico, Central and South America,
Iround Cape Horn and thence north on
he east coast Of South America to Cape
u, Rogue, thence across the Atlantic,
through the Mediterranean and the 18TH
nus Of Suez to the Asiatic coast. On
heir return voyage they expect to land
q San Francico. They expect to return
n the summer OF 1892 in time to attend
he Worlds Fair. On Monday night, Nov.
9th, previous to their departure from
flagstaff, a reception was rendered them
y the citizens Of that place, and a fine
ilk American flag presented to them, by
}. NJ. Riordan Of the Arizona Lumber
70. The trip is rather hazardous one
D undertake, but both men have had ex.
erience az sailors and are confident Of
uccess. Ths boat in which they have
ndertaken the voyage was built by
hemseivss in Flagstaff, from where it
yas shipped by rail TO The Needles to be
aunched.
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