The herald., 1893-07-14
ARIZONA.

News Notes from Exchanges from
Various Places.
[Phanix Gazette, July Ill
L. W. Morgan is back again from the
Harcuvar company's gold mines and
says he is ready to put in the etamp
mill as soon as the necessary machinery
arrives. Forty-fve men are at work in
the mine and 10 feet of water has been
struck in the we'll at depth of 80 feet.
The supply from the we'll is about $4,000
gallons of water day, only two.thirds
of which will be required to run the
mill.
Roberto Brady and Miss Matilde Gar
cia wsre merried yesterday morning at 4
O'Clock. the Rev. Father Jovenceau
performing the ceremony. Only few
intimate friends of the contracting par
ties being present. This seems an un-
usual hour to join two hearts together.
but that is what the young couple did,
and may they have lots of happiness
for it.
During the past week there have been
most encouraging rainfalls in various
sections of Pima, Cochise and Graham
counties. In the Sulphur Spring val
ley there fell over one inch of rain. In
the Huachuca region and the Sornito
valley, also in the Ora Blanco and Qui-
otoa country, there were several good
rainfalls 30 that those regions may be
considered out OF danger for the present
and tine drouth scourge averted for a
time at least.
Tucson Star, July 11th.]
NJ VIZ nou of VoLol ra*,1rr oJ fro,,,
Chicago yesterday where he took his
family month ago and located them
for the summer. He took in the expo
sition during his visit.
Judge O. T. Rouse left for Prescott
last night to hold court for Judge Haw-
kins. His family left for Los Angeles,
where he will join them when the court
is finished.
Internal Revenue Collector @. M.
Shannon and Ben Crawford left last
night for Clifton. Collector Shannon
says that he intends to move his office
from Santa Fe to either Tucson or Phn-
nix if the government will permit it.
He prefers to come to Tucson.
Hon. Brewster Cameron left for the
San Rafael ranch Yesterday morning.
Mr.. Cameron's daughser Nellie received
severe injuries from falling down stairs
and he went out to bring her in and will
pass through tonight en- route to Los
Angeles, where Mrs. Cameron ia now
spending the heated term.
The assay department of the sampling
works is kept quite busy nowadays; OF
over 100 samples received there during
the last week for assay, fully 80 of the
samples were gold ores, while formerly.
year ago, about the same proportion
of samples received were silver ores.
Tombstone Prospector, July l0.1
Harry Woods, formerly of Tombstone,
and whose time was spent in the news
paper field here, has accepted position
in The custom house under Sam Webb,
with headquarters at Nogales. He took
the place left vacant by the resignation
Of Miss Amy Christ.
Ben. S. Crawford of Clifton, Ariz., has
been appointed deputy collector OF in
ternal revenue for Arizona by Collector
Shannon. Hon. VIM. Burns OF King
stoa, N. NJ, has been rendered the ap-
pointment for that territory, with head
quarters at Albuquerque.
prescott Courier, July 12l
William Deering, on Sunday last,
killed mountain lion on his place, west
of Prescott The lion killed valuable
colt belonging to Mr.. Deering, who says
lions have killed most of the colts born
in his section in the past two years.
Judge Cleary, Robert Burmister and
J. d. Helm returned yesterday from the
new gold district on the Santa Maria,
where they report seeing most promising
claims and from rs to 80 miners inches
OF water in the Santa Maria river.
HI. A. Kendall came in from Jerome
yesterday. Hereports the three furnaces
in full blast. and improvement is the
order OF the day. Eighty tons of copper
matte per day is being turned out-a
good showing for mining camp at this
particular period.