Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

leCI IS GO De puSn0Q dnodu, WlGnOuC any doubt, let us adjust onr sails for boom. Send in your orders for additional ad- vertising space, as the Advertiser would ike to add another column to meet the requirements of the boom.
 Arizona is the place for the proposed National Sanitarum--and,f for an all-the- year-round existence outdoors, is away ahead of either of the States proposed Colorado or New Mexico.
 We ought to be in It in this question.
 There is not mining camp in Sonora that has the mining resources of Tomb stone or that ships Gs much ore each month as we do. Yet millions of En- glish capital is being invested there on worthless property. It may not be gen orally known that more ore is shipped from Tombstone via Fairbanks over the Santa Fe than from any other two points combined on the entire length of the road from Benson to Guaymas. IL night be interesting in this connection Jo state that the report of the census de partment on mines and mining, which was completed last year showed that IT the,previous year Tombstone turned out
 
 Arizona. That year was dull enc iD this district, as everyone knows, and what WIS true now.
 A gentleman in a position to have an inside" knowledge of affairs, says that when the Southern Pacific commences operations, line will run In a north 3rly direction from the Salt River bridge, across the reservation and on uI he Verde country. By such a move much valuable country could be d5vel- oped.
 The construction work on the mill a the Arizona Falls will begin in a few days, and be pushed to completion a rapidly as possible. It is taking some time to get all the preliminary worL done, and as soon as that Is finished, ac- tive work will commence.
 The lithograpbic rock of Arizona has been pronounced to be the best in th' country. The deposits in Arizona o this valuable rock are of such exteD that their value is hard to estimate.
 Hon. Herbert Penney cashier of tb, Consolidated National Bank of Tucsol finds time from his arduOus work t take turn at politics and yesterda! came over and assisted to organize tn, Territorial League Club. Mir. Tenney IS among the foremost citizens of th Territory in everything that gees to ao vance her interests, politically or other wise.
 Messrs. Chas. Bowman, Calvert Will scn,J. $. Harding, Hon. TEos. F. Will son and the many other Tucson Repub- jeans who took an interest iu the work done by the Republicans of the Terri tory yesterday and came over to see II through. always work to d purpose anC in unity with their fellow Republicans. sinking personal interests for the inter ests of the party or their friends. Ari- zona needs more such Republicans.
 Col. Burgess of the Virginia Geld Min ing Company, left on yesterdays train. in answer to a telegram calling him tC Baltimore, on business. He will return in about twelve days and have work commenced laying a pipe line at the Yarnell.
 Johnny Webb left yesterday for his Black Hills mine, in the Black Hills.
 
 and a quantity of ore on the .dump awaiting shipment. This mine has 8 large ore body carrying some copper and mucn silver. Some of the ore is high grade.
 Joseph Bowyer, lessee of Fl Plomo mine at the Salero, has carload of ore at the Salero switch ready for shlp~ ment.
 Parties of Washington Camp are ne gotIating for the Crittenden smelter, and if they succeed in obtaining control will blow 1t within a month.
 At the Democratic primary Theo. Ge5ler, John Maloney, P. J. Zeimet, Charles Pearson and James Darling were elected as delegates to the county convention in Tucson on the 14th.
 James Finley will start up his mill during the coming week, which will make times better around Harshaw. Mir. Mccormick, pioneer of Benson, died at that place cn May 9th, and was buried yesterday,