The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-08-17
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

inner m the Mammoth mlnc, III the new Superstition district, claims to have sent up $50, ,O00 in rich ore in one night.
 The new mining town of Goldlield has five saloons, and each place has the usual number of games connected with it.
 Men working placer ground on An tclopc creek, Weaver district, are re- ported to be taking out us high as S2O in gold dust Il day to the man.
 The Globe Silver Belt says that San Carlos agency Indians have been bring ing considerable grain to Globe lately, surplus from last years crop. Tn" prices realized arc not very satisfac- tory, S2 per sack (;lvcraging about l35 pounds) has been the ruling price.
 Lieutenant w. A. Glassford, well known in Arzona as having charge when the weather bureau was con trollcd by the war department, and who has lattcrly been military attachc at the American legation in Paris, has returned to America, and is now in Washington.
 At the meeting of the Tucson Build ing and Loan association held Tuesday evening at the city hall, a resolution was adopted that, owing to the non-ar- rival of fthc Southern Pacific pay car, no fines will be iHposed for the month of August. Six hundred dollars was sold at premium of S35.-Star.
 4 well-known miner said yesterday that five hundred men luuld make q comfortable living working placer ground in this vicinity, and some of them would make tirSt-ratc wages, Gold is scattered on the bedrock all oyer this section, and in washing ground all occasional rilh pofkct shows up.-PrtscOtt Courier.
 There iS nc reason now why the can ccrOuS hides of sinners is Prcsc0tl sEoHld HQt receive wholesome tan ming, since the Methodist south, the Methodist North, the Free Methodist, , the Catholic. Baptist, Episcopolian and Congregational element are ca gagged in their religious work. Take your choice JOurnal-Mincr
 The chestnut of the Indian and Mex i2an Is now rlpc, It is the balIote nut, J small, edible, but rQthcp bitter acorn. 1t grows extensively in the hill country stun cd growth. The ballotes are be- ing brought in in great quantities by Indians. They retail at five cents q I.pound. The word is pronounced bi-yC-.c.
 The new building at Fort Yuma has been completed by Contractor Wood man and turned over tU the school It is designed entirely Tor tho llsG nf the teachers and employees to replace the building burned two years ago. The new house is a substantial structure of wQQd, thoroughly well built and fin iShcd throughout. Tine contract price was 1900. and the contractor has full filled his contract faithfully, and the department gets full value for the money expended. Times:
 The effect of the closing down of the silver mines is uo'iccablc, even in so remote q district ;.s Globe, by the az. rival. almost daily, of men hunting work. We want all such to know that Globe is almost as poor place to seek employment as dozens of other camps in Arizona In fact, the cXigcnCy of the times has caused an exodus of good men from Globe. The Old Dominion Copper company, about the only cm- ployCr of labor here, has all the men on the pay roll that they require. .-Sil- yer. Belt.
 lf the season continues as promises would now indicate, the cattle industry would again take front rank in the southwest. With 50, ,OOO. .OUO acres in Arizona alone of the finest grazing land in tho world, q climate which can not be surpassed for breeding purposes, and markets being established nearer to the range nothing can prevent the industry from again assuming large proportions but the visitation of an other series of droughty years, and by q conservative handling of the business snch disasters as we have just expert cnced can LO DreYcptcd. The business cannot be conductcd so loosely as in the past, or failure will inevitably re- suit -StUckman.
 Another life wrccked-anothcr soul dcstroycd--through the machinaiions of an Upscrupulous and gay. Lothario who took advantage of the husbands absence, to practice his bcguiIing ways