The herald., 1893-07-03
ARIZONA.
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Clippings from Various Territorial
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Collector Webb arrived in town last
night and left this morning for Nogales.
He was accompanied by Frank Hare
and Captain Kelton. aaMr. Hare will re-
turn with his commission as. deputy for
this port, while Captain Keltou will oc-
cupy similar position at Le Noris.
William Dee, an old pioneer OF Tomb
stone, died early this morning at his
homo in Schieffelin hall building. He
had been i'll for some time with a com
plication OF diseases, but had been be-
lieved to be mending, but relapse oc-
Cured.
A criterion OF the business done by
the Copper Queen company at Bisbee is
given by the number OF late check.
The number is 46. 800. AS the men are
paid in checks monthly, the average pay
being over $780, and that ia consider
able item OF the company expense, it is
not unlikely that the average check
may be that amount. This would show
a vast business.
[Fh@nix Gazette, July /.
Jack and Barney Quinn came in from
the Harqua Hala mines yesterday and
report the camp being as lively as it has
been at any one time since the discovery
of the Bonanza mine by Stein and Wat
ton. A large number of prospectors are
searching through the uountaine, and
some very creGitable finds are being
made.
The territorial secretary's Office will
be turned over today to G. NJ. Bruce.
N. A. Morford finished up his business
last evening, and ia now ready to turn
over the Office to his successor.
The new depot of the Santa Fe, Pres
colt & Phoenix railroad company has
Just been completed at Prescott at
cost of $4,000. The structure ia one of
the fineat buildings OF the kind in the
territory.
Jack Mnckinzie, one of the well
known miners of Arizona, returned to
Minnehahs Flat yesterday morning. He
will go from there to the Harqua Hala
mines to start up the old Socorro for
Major Clay of San Francisco.
Yuma Sentinel, July IL
Saturday, St. Johns day, was opened
Friday evening with q party, by the
native sons and daughters, on the pic
mic grounds on Gila street, which every
body seemed to enjoy. It was followed
on Saturday with the race, among the
horsemen and boys for tina "Gallo" OF
rooster, which was buried in the sand,
all but the head, to be picked up by
some rider, hia horse on full run. Pa
bio Pine wes the victor. Then came the
race for ite capture. About 90 horses
and riders took part. Another party
followed Saturday evening. The feast
wound up Sunday evening", with gen.
eral "fandango," at which all took part.
Marshal Lockwood and the Indian
policemen were very busy in clearing
the Etreets of all of the worthless Indi-
ans, male and female, Monday. The
town authorities and Indian Agent Es-
tudillo are working in unison in thia
matter. 1t is q god send to the town.
No Indian laborers will be intertered
with.
Hon. George W. Norton, superintend-
ent of the Mohawk Canal and Improve
ment company, was in town Thursday.
He is crowding the work on the Radiant
mine. The vein grows wider and the
ore richer as depth is attained. 1t ia
one of the most promising among the
| new discoveries.
The United States authorities are in
town hunting up cases under the Ed
mund's act.