Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-04
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
PrOsoectOr.

The Chief Justice of the U. S. Ian C1Hrt accompanied by another of tn
 justices will pass over jhs T. M. & A. roa
 In day or two or their way to Aermus
 O to examine the records of the Spanisi
 grants Nh ch ara In the court for settle
 mcnt. CT. B. \. Hopkins, who is il J Tom bsyoue, will accompany them in thu Oificil I capacity of searcher Of MexicaI
 rec-.ds.
 Walter Noye, the we'll known mine1
 who has lIved m fomb bstone for ter years, died early this morning of pneu- mona. He had been chloridIng for thl most of the time duriGg his residence here. bu, mad recently gone to work in Jhe West $ de mine He was a native 1 of Cornwall, aged about II years, and was wel!-Enown all over the coast. | R. c. Hopkins who is at the San Jose ! HOuse, Is one O. the most prominent ex- | perts of Mexican grant titles on this | coast. He Is one of the party of which l Byron Waters and R. N. Clark are the others. The g4ntlsmen are hers on ] business connected with the estate of , ihe late GeOIgs Hearst, CT tast portion of 1t which IS in the extensive grant on 1 the San Pedro, in which he was large owner They represent the widow of 1 the deceased.
 The title to the Day group of mines at Bsoee was narrowet down today Tn the Gisctr.ct court, by a judgement in favor of \. COhn, a5 against all of the de.eEdlnts except the wife of Daly. The possession of the mines will De gained by either one of the two remain Ing parties to the suit.
 Yama Times.
 Unless the Board of Supervisors raise the BoGanZa mine assessment to at least 51OO,O00 they will fail of plain duty. That property on which Q quarter of a million d) lars has been spent and which yie ds 3lO,000 to S8O,OO0 month should De assessed for such a ridiculous figure as S25,000 is too absurd to allow to stand. The fact is that the wealthy men Of this county escape taxation in way which shows but too plainly that the political pull" is exercised with good deal of force h the matter of as sessments.
 Taylor D. Macleod, well-known about una, IS running an office in Seat te for the sale of mining property. He returned lately from a trip to Mexico in t@e interest of some mines.
 The Probate Court last week com m tted Henaria Baldenaro, an insane Mexican, to ths Phenix assyium. His disease came from beng "leaded" while working in Silver ID strict. He was harmless to every body but himself and attempted several times to throw him. self n the river. For the reason of his relatives refused to take care of him, the court had no other recourse but to seud him to th9 asylum. He will prob ably recover in a feU months.
 Phenix Herald.
 Arizona wines should and will socn become known to Eastern markets. We can produce wines equal to the best in the country, and there is no reason why | we should not build up a reputation in ! that line as well as any other. Arizona excels in everything she undertakes and 1t can be the same in this con- nectIon.
 According to the latest reports the work of surveying between Ash Fork |, and Prescott has all been completed, l aud that nearly twenty miles of grade is
 
 Last Sunday proved to be a big day | at the Ho.e-fn-the-Rock, and Text Sun day promises to be even better. It is . now getting to be a popular resort. A ] good many people have recently taken . up land around there. It is probable . that good many improvements will . be made on land in that vicinity the coming fall.
 Engineer Critchlow and corps of the . $. F., P. & P. arrived in Pres 'ott last evening and will ssart for Iron Springs tbis morning. Wis said that all surveying between here and Ash Fork Is completed and that twenty niles of grade is ready for ties and ron.
 Arizonaus who have claims against Uncle Sam for Indian depreda,iOns are exercised over the fact that choir wit- lesses, nearly all ole men, are gradual y crossing over to the other shore, sklng their valuable knowledge with hem. The only remedy the Courier au suggest Is the plonUgraph, which an take, preserve and repeat the state nents of the old fellows a hundred ears from now, if necessary. | Messis. Roach and Gallagher are [ rastranng ore from their recent find D Turkey Creek District, cleaning up l n average of $50, per ton. This ore Is - white tale, but rich in gold. Ex- Sheriff Mulvenon IS said to be interest d'in the claim.
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