The herald., 1895-04-26

town. Several carloads or canaigre nave
been shipped from there to the factory at
Dem ns. isuiiioad tIaiiis now Ttiii i. 80
Pima and are expected TO be in Foif
Thomas by May 1st.
1,hc live stock sanitary commission met
IN Phoenix on Saturday and appointed
inspectors for the territory as follows:
Shipping and slaughtering-Tem
Robert Muliin: Holbrook, James w.
Boyle; Winslow. j. n. Penberton; Nog-
ales. Calabasas and Crittenden. Josepn
c. WISE Tubac. Sabine Otero: Arivaca
and Orc Blanco, n. Bernard; Gloeb. }.
II. Thompson: Glendale. A. A. Hum
phreys: Fort Thomas. A. G. Alexander;
Casa Grande and Arizaol. d w Cum
min1gs; spIringville' George A. Philips;
Leonard; Flagstaff, Alfred Doyle: Hack
herry, William linus; Ash Fork. Conrad
Cleary; Wilcox, j. b. Paks; Kirkland,
Grant Carter.
Slaughtering inspectors-T Tucson, Frank
Proctor; Phoenix j. W. Benham.
Regarding the new commission the Will
cox Stock an says: At this time advanc-
ing cattle values, with quarantine matters
needing the closest attention to lGsure
the health Of our live stock and with the
new inspection laws, more work and at
tention to detail confronts the commits
sion than any of its predecessors have
ever had to contend with, but we know
the gentlemen are fully able and will
conscentiously perform their duties.
What they need is the earnest support of
every cattleman in Arizona in carrying out
the intent of the law, which ifsiven will
be OF vast help. not alone to the commits
sion but to the betterment of your own
condition.
Robert Scott shipped nine carloads of
mutton from Holbrook to the Kansas
City makret. Mutton is now bringing
good prices both there and in Chicago
MAL tatn f1n Of l-.nfr
City, Kansas. was in Florence last week
and purchased train load OF feeders to
be delivered in Tucson.
w. A. Morgan of Kansas is in Wilcox
attending to the receiving. loading and
shipping of the Dunlap cattle. Thomas
Ford of Holbrook is buying cattle In the
northern section OF Arizona for the West
ern Union Beef company of Montana.
and still wants 5000 head. Local reports
state tn at prices offered are about The
same as last year.
J. M. Holt, the Montana cattleman is
expected in Tucson this week. He will
ship 1900 head of cattle from Tucson to
Wilcox.
Mr.. Behan, live stock agent of the
| North and South road has just returned
| from the north and says great many
head of cattle will be brought into this
valley from Yavapai county this sum-
mer to be placed on pasture and fattened
|
tracted for transportation to this city of
5000 head and expects to contract for a
! great many more. Within the next
couple of weeks 1400 head OF fat beef cat
tie will be shipped over this road from
this valley to the Denver market.
The Prescott assay offices are receiving
some very rich samples OF ore from points
| in Yavapai county.
John Van Hogen reports rich strike
in his mine sixty miles north OF here.
The old Dixie mill on Lynx creek has
been torn down and new ter stamp
| mill is to be erected in it's place.
The Goldfeld correspondent OF the
| Phoenix Republican says the Mammoth
| mill will soon be running on ore from
the Black Queen mine. large bodies of
free milling ore being now availble.
The Lamb brothers have in course OF
constr ,,ctlon an arrastre on their claim
near the Superstition mine No. l. They
expect to do well, as the ground looks
| favorable. The work on the Old Domin-
ion property has been temporarily sus-
pended.
There has been some prospecting done
of late on top of the Superstition noun
tain.
The Globe Silver Belt reports consider
able activity in gold mining at Rye and
| Payson. The ore has been exhausted at
the Harqua Hala bonanza and the mill
was shut down last week. The mine has
been in active operation for the past six
| years and has produced several million
of dollars of gold.
W. C.Green of Tombstone has ordered
pumping machinery from San Francisco
| for his placer on the Sonora river. The
gravel is said to be immensely rich.
p. Harrington will soon move bis
slaughter house at Bisby to the Mexican
side of the line.
The Grand Army mine in Mohave
county has developed the largest body of
ore ever seen IN Arizona considering the
grade. The Prospector thinks that the
product of this mine will. in the year of
1895, exceed the output OF the famous Sill
yer King during its palmy days.
Ii. G. Boone, ex-territorial auditor, of
this city, with his wife and children, have
gone TO Guaymas.
Governor Hughes, James A. Fleming
and M. H. McCord of Phoenix will erect
summer cottages for themselves at Phoe-
| nix.
Hon. E. f. Greenlaw of Flagstaff has
one to Los Angeles, and may 60 from
| there TO South America.
Archbishop Salpointe Of Tucson is now
at work on history of the missions of
Arizona, which is to be issued by him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fitch are now visit
ing at San Diego, Cal. from where he goes
north. Frank Austin of White Hills is
also in that city.
President Comstock of the University
of Arizona has returned from his trip to
Northern Arizona.
DR.. Gentry of Shelbna. Mo-, has taken
up his residence in this city.
Populists will put forward a city
ticket. 1t is said that several nominees
of the Republican city convention will be
endorsed by them.
William b. Hattich. editor of the Pros
pector. has been appointed immigration
commissioner by Governor Hughes, vice
S. 9. Bagg. resigned.
Bishop Kendrick is again able to lie
| about after his recent ndisposition.
The wedding of Arthur S. Barker, tele-
graph operator of the Southern Pacific at
Benson and Miss Mollie M. Pfeiffer of
Orange county. California, took place last
week at the home of the bride parents.
Johnny Wnelan of Nogales is on the
Upper Blue filling contract with the
Arizona Copper Company for mining tim
bers. He has several thousand already cut
and on the banks of the river. where they
will be until the snow begins to melt in
the mountains, when they will be foated
down to Clifton.