The herald., 1895-05-03

J. Howell who had twelve carloads of
Slaughter's cattle in charge en route to
Kansas City and which were quarantined
at that point, has secured a certificate of
health that the cattle were in sound
condition when they left San Simon. The
cattle will soon be forwarded to their des-
tination.
Fred Herrera of Nogales has contracted
to deliver to Ryan Bros. Of Lawrence.
Kansas, at Huachuca, a trainload OF cat
tie on Nav 9Th.
The cattleinen about Tom bstone who
have cattle for market this spring are
busily engaged just now rounding up for
the Nav delivery. 81 and Stephen Bry-
ant are hard at work. The Chiricahau
Cattle company are gathering steers, John
Slaughter is as busy as man can well be
gathering and shipping. and notwith-
standing the statement that with enforce
ment of the quarantine against Mexican
cattle. the business of cattle shipping
from Southern Arizona would cease. the
home sales appear TO be as g-eat, If not
greater than before the quarantine against
Mexican cattle went into effect.
Mutton is bringing. goou prices both in
Kansas City and Chicago now. Robert
sheep from Holbrook to those points.
The live stock sanitary commission or
ganized last week in tnis city by electing
Colin Cameron chairman. The other
mem bers are M. E. Hurley and S. Price
Behan. TIE commission are a unit in
the belief that the new butcher inspection
law will be of the greatest benefit TO cat
tlemen and butchers.
The Aztec Cattle Company began the
spring work of rounding up, branding
and gathering beef steers at Winslow last
week.
Charles Quinn has leased from Thomas
Roach the Goodwin mine on Turkey
,at lnr tn nm
mence work Immediately.
y R. d. Cole of Prescott has decided his in
terest in FL Cero Bonitc, formerly the
Mountain Cher. in Humbug district, to
c. E. Champie. This property was re-
Gently sold by Mr.. Champie to Colofado
parties for $40, 900.
The McCabe mine and mill is 10 Se en-
larged from five tc ten n-s.amp. The
mine is now $50 feet dep.
A pipe line of two miles is to be made
to convey water from the Aqua Fria to
the Relief mines, located twenty-five
miles southwest of Phoenix. There is
abundance of fuel for mining purposes
Tor years to come within radius OF hye
miles from the property.
A carload of mining machinery has ar
rived at Calabasas for W. A. Hart the
Orc Blanco mine man.
Mr.. l.. Z. Pennock of Denver has sue
reeded to the superintendency OF the lel-
low Jacket mine in the Orc Blanco dis
trict, instead of Major II. A. Read. re-
Gently resigned.
MIR. William Yerkes has received new
Crawford mill and set it up at Saric, Altar
district, Sonora. 1t is of fifteen tons
daily capacity, and will reduce ores from
a mine in that vicinity.
Some machinery OF the Toughnut Com
papy concentrator works at Tom bstone is
being taken down preparatory Tor ship
WI q
in conjunction with the Montana mill De-
longing to u. w. Cheyney.
Mexican cattle cannot enter at the port
of Nogales under the new rullng OF sec
retarv Morton His special orders state:
Mexican cattle, which have been IN
spected by al inspector OF this depart
ment and found free from any infectious
or contagious diseases. may be admitted
into that portion of the state of California
south and west Of the said quarantine
line through the port of San Diego, and
into that portion of the state OF Texas
south and east of the said quarantine
line, through the ports of Eagle Pass and
Laredo, for grazing or for lmmeclate
through the port OF Ell Paso for imme
diate Slaughter only In all cases where
cattle are admitted for immediate
slaughter they shall be shipped by rail or
boat to the point of destination, On and
after May l. 1895. cattle will be admitted at
the port of Brownsville. Tex, for grazing
and immediate slaughter.
The Southwestern Stockman OF wilcox
has been designated as the official paper
of the live stock sanitary commission.
According to that paper about Is, 600 head
of cattle have been transported from Falr-
bank to Benson since the extension OF
the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe last
fall
George A. Olney of Stafford has a con-
tract to deliver 2O00 head of steers at
Wilcox in the near future. 1t is under
stood that he has MADE arrangements
with the Southern Pacific to deliver them
at 10 cents per head.
Benson is one of the liveliest points
along the road during the cattle shipping
season. Ryan Bros. McNair and }. NJ.
Patterson are the heaviest operators this
season. The latter named buyer, who
halls from Strong City, Kansas, is said TO
have made the best deal of the season in
the circle dot and 6 L steers bought OF
Colin Cameron.
J. NJ. Holt. the Montana cattle king.
will be in Tucson early next week to ar
range to receive the cattle purchased last
December for May delivery. His profits
on these purchases. if he should wish to
sell at the present prices. would be over
Sl5, 900. Cattle are two dollars higher
per head than at that time and the high
notch is not reached yet.
W. W. Vanderbilt has shipped large
boiler and Sturtevant blower to the Del
Pasco mine which he is developing in the
Bradshaw mountains. He has hls tunnel
in 1000 feet and is getting the mine to
the point which will justify him in the
erection of mill.
Colonel J. +. Wilson of Prescott has
been in town. Before returning home
Mr.. Wilson Will visit the northwest.
Rev. w. W. Tinker. superintendent of
the Bapt st missions for Southern Califor-
MIA and Arizona, has gone to Jerome.
where preparations are being made for
the erection of church building.
DR.. Scott Helm, surgeon of this city.
is at Hotel Coronado. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Helm.
Sheriff White of Tombstone has gone
to San Francisco, having in charge two
Cinnamon who are to be deported to
China.
Mrs. A. A. Doher,y of Nogaes will
leave for Los Angeles early in May.
Attorney J. T. Moriarty has left on
three months trip through Northern Cal
ifornia. Oregon and Washington.
Flagstaff intends to have rousng
Fourth OF July Celebration. Over $500
will be expended and it is expected to
attract fully 1000 people from Southern
and Central Arizona.
Mrs. Theo Fitch of Tucson has gone to
San Francisco for the summer,