The herald., 1893-05-07
ARIZONA.
News Notes from the sun-Kissed Terri
tory.

tory.
[Phunix Gazette, May Al
Hon. T. E. Parish and his son, 7. E.
Parish, jr., arrived yesterday morning
from the Vulture mine at O'Clock with
the body of Harold Farish, who was ac-
cidentally killed Monday night.
T. R. Stewart, the veteran strawberry
raiser of this valley, left some excellent
berries at this Office yesterday. He is
gathering and selling about 500 boxes a
day. Next week he expects to have at
least 1000 boxes day for the market.
The power plant and dynamos for the
Sherman electric street railroad are now
being put in place at the Phoenix water
works on the Tempe road. This will be
one of the finest plants in the United
States. The engine is a 300-horHe pow
er, with $50 power Edison dynamos.
There will be no delay In getting the
machinery ready for use. ALI the ma
terial Ia in the city now, and as soon as
the power is ready the electric car sys-
tenn of Phoenix will be put in motion.
Tombstone Prospector, May 5th.l
The drill on the 800 level in the Lucky
Cuas mine is prospecting with positive
results as far aa water 10 concerned. The
flow is strong enough to keep both
pumps going at their best. The hand
drill works lire q charm. The longest
hole drilled YVES 75 feet and no trouble
was encountered in driving it. The
ledge is streaked with high grade ore,
but the direction in which the best
ground ia believed to be cannot be
touched with the drill, owing to the
great flow of water that follows working
in that direction. Supt. Staunton will
start drift on a streak Of good ore en-.
countered while sinking the winze, and
which ie some 90 odd feet above the bot
tom. 1t is believed that this will open
out into something substantial. In the
meantime, shipments from the mine
are going forward regularly. The other
properties OF the company are looking
we'll and turning out their full share OF
shipping ore.
Tucson Star, May 4th.l
OF mining in northern Maricopa
county and southern Yavapai, A. Hoov-
er, just returned from there, says it is
proepering. Much prospecting ia being
done, good many "poor man" claims
being worked and some bodies good
enough for com panies are being sopened.
Gold properties are mostly sought. The
w. G. Davis mine, Mr.. Hoover says, is a
very good property, on which milling ia
under way. The Climax, mile from
the Golden, Mr.. Davis mine, is a good
one, of gold rock, the two carrying ore
of very similar nature. Mr.. Hoover
says that that in that part of the terri
tory the talk is that the famous Harqua
Hala has been sold for $1,250,000. Mr..
Hoover goes to Coconino county, 25
miles north of Peach Springs, in few
days, to look over some rich properties
reported there.
lPh@nix Gazette, May 81
The Mohave County Miner reports
that the belle OF the Wallapi tribe, An
telope, died Monday night after short
illness. Her body has been embalmed
and will be taken to Chicago and placed
among other Mohave county exhibits at
the worlds fair.
The Phoenix Pioneer Musical associa-
tion met Monday and elected the follow
ing officers; Directors, A. E. Cobb, F
]. Coyle, H. Wohler, j. M. Shott, H.
Parker president, A. E. Cobb; secre-
tary, H. Wohlor; treasurer, J. M. Shott !;
business manager, f. J. Coyle.
Phoenix has Democratic mayor and
three out OF four Democratic council