Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-18

out money any more without some re- sulting benefits.
 The Comet is shipping no ore at pres ent, but sinking IS progressing rapidly. The Herschell is producing good ore in the north end.
 Ritter struck very rich pocket dur ing the week in the Sunset. Some of the ore that Is brought in is half metal.
 A contract was about to be closed with the Sterling mill for the working of 30C0 tons of ore from the Turquois district. It is understood now, however, that the deal was consummated. Prescott: Journ4l Miner
 4 shipment of gold bullion arrived a few days since from the Gro Bella mill.
 Muddy roads has caused a temporary | falling of of the arrival of ore at the sampling works.
 The Lynx Creek hydraulic works are l being run to their full capacity, the sup ply of water being abundant.
 The Ia grippe has taken hold of the school children, there being large number down with 1t.
 Rev. G. H. Adams reached Prescott on to-day's train, after having been about two weeks making the trip from Tucson.
 With the building of the north and south railroad, the establishment of fac tories in Prescott may become among the possibilities.
 County School Superintendent French T of Sah money, in which Prescott gets S96G; Flagstaff. sS3O: Stoddard. Agua Fria, and Agua Fria Canyon SG6 each, and all the other districts Tn the county Sl66 each.
 Tombstone Epitaph.
 "IIa Grippe" has evidently got its grip on this city. Hon. Geo. H., Daily was seriously III of 1t during the week and several other cases have been reported. | All are recovering, however.
 There are numerous mysterious ru- ncrs to the effect that our big mines | are undergoing the process of reJuvena- | uon and that active operations will com | neDce in a reasonable length of time. Tombstone will yet be spelled with big T.
 Mir Harwood. who has received the | appointment of postmaster for Tomb stone, is one of the pioneers of the camp, having been its first postmaster. Mir. HdrwOod'S interests are all centered m tombstone, and his appointment IS gra- tifying 10 his personal friends and satlS- factory to the general public.
 One of the prisoners recently sentenc- d by Judge Sloan understood very little English and after sentence was pro nounced asked the Judge if he mIght.go. The Judge replied una" and the pri- soner started to leave the court room when the necessary explanations were made. The look of busted faith and truised confidence that he gave his law yer and the Judge made the chandeliers weep.
 Y5ms Tme'.
 Captain Isaac Polhamus, with Profes- sor J. E. Deity, T. $. Jeffries and another English capitalist, arrived here Tuesday from examining mines along the Colorado river. The following day the party left from Sonora, in company with Dr. De Coise, to examine a gold mine owned by the doctor.
 The residence of A. V. Kenig, on the South Gila canal, was totally de stroyed by fire on Tuesday night. The fire burned up all the clothing and ap- plies of the Kenig family, leaving them entirely destitute.
 The eleven cOnvicts who were brought here from Tombstone yesterday, arrived l in an intoxicated condition. One of the 1umba-, life prisoner, Frank Leslie, |: was so drunk that he could scarcely {; walk. { The Colorado River Placer Mining Company, is success uiiy working the Pot Hole placers. The clean up last week averaged two hundred dollars Der day. The appointment of Robert Paul as United States Marshal gives general ; throughout the Territory. f The delinquent tax list of Yuma coun- y amounts to S3573,l2.
 Prescott Cour'cr- Three degrees below zero, early yes -orday morning. Gov. Tritle and family are expected in Prescott h the hear future. The number of strange faces met on the streets of this ancient burg is sub 1 iect of constant remark among ye old { residents. It will be much, very much ( more so, in the near future. Yea, rerily. Sheriff O'NciH showed a Courier Tan a large box flied with polished and rough slabs and ornaments taken from Geo. E. McCann's marble quarry, thirty miles from Prescott. This quarry is l said to be 1.sOO feet in length by COG feet in width, and one solid mass of marble. The speciments were sawed out and are susceptible to the highest polish and finish.
 PrescJi Journal Miner.
 Under the present law of this terri tory, the maximum salary and mileage l allowed to members of the board of sup | eTVisoTS of this county IS c19. They are | allowed S4 per day and mileage for at tending each session of the board, with | the proyiso limiting the total amount 57O0. During last year the salary and | mileage of s. F. Bchan amounted to S3C940. leaving the county in debt to him, after drawing the m axium.
 TheuIx Herald.
 SUPREME COUET.
 Territory vs. Manuel Verdugo; con v;cted Of murder in Pima county. Ap- reliant allowed ten days to file brief, ap- pe.lae same time to reply, when case will De submitted. Henry V. Jackson, of Florence, was ad- mitted to practice on motion of ex-Con- ( gressman Grant il. Oury. Territory vs. Mohave taxes of A. & P. P. R. for 1857. Petition to set aside or ( der denying motion fer rehearing argued ; by Judge Wm. C. Hazeldine, council for ( R. R. The appeal Of 4. Leonard Meyer was ordered placed upon the calendar, date for argument to be fixed when case is reached thereon. Zeckendorf. trustee vs. Dunham ct al. Motion to dismiss appeal set for hear ing tomorrow.