The herald., 1895-04-21

For the Iirst grade of family lump coal
$3.50 per ton; for medium graz e, ,S6. Il
and for factory coal and screenings, SIS. a
To this can be added whatever profit the
retailer may exact, giving Phoenix fuel a.
ever, more economical rate than witt
mesquite at 49, 80 per uncut cord. Sc.
The United States grand jury recently
in session presented a resolution to the
tceurt covering the following points
From evidence presented lit is apparent
that numerous .paupers and bsggars are
migrating from Mexico 80 the territory
OF Arizona, and such immigration is con
tinuous. 1t is RECOMMENDED that the sec
rotary of the territory OF Arizona call or
the secretary. of the treasury to appoint
commissioner of immigration for Ari-
iona, as provided for by act of congress
Of March 3, 1891, and make necessary
rules and regulations for proper in
spection of Immigration along the horde,
OF. Arizona and due protection of her in
terests "'-'
Professor OF irrigation of the Univ isi'v
OF Arizona has been asked BY the 9 ty
Council OF Tucson. to examine the RI Il
! beds Of the Santa Cruz and the Rillito
with view to determining ther practi-
bility for irrigation -puropess. 49,
| Work has been begun on the foundation
of the, new school house at kipgman.
l. Dean Ross and H. l.. Jones will open
in a few. days. a restaurant in Prescott.
| A. H. Heineman, of Washington, ID. c..
an inspector of the United States Indian
schools, is in Tucson. He is investg eating
Fort Lowell as to its fitness for the estab-
lishment of an Indian school.
The tracks of the ella Valley and
Northern railroad will reach. San Carlos
reservation about May !.
The stage line between Nogales and
| Tucson is now running in opposition 10
the New Mexico and Arizona road. 1t
makes better time by five hours and runs
| daily. A movements on foot to have
the mail and express matter carried over
that route. 100. -
The cattle market continues to brighten.
There is greater demand now for Ar-
IONA cattle than at any time Pc US.
Feeders. cosinsting .ot steers two- year
Odds, have an almost unlimited demand.
Next month the Santa Fe,. Prescott and
ers into the Salt river valley from the Lit
tie Colorado Del Rio and Kirkland val
leys. Between one and two thousand
head have already been contracted for.
Mr.. Beham. livestock agent for this
road, states that there are eight hundred
carloads or about five Thousand head of
cattle soon to be shipped out OF the ter
ritory north of Prescott.
The Chiricahua Cattle company begin
their roundup at Slaughter camp, Rio
Bonito valley. on April 2lst. Shipments
will begin May 5th.
several trainloads of cattle from San
Simon. r. -, ~
Messrs. Vale & Gates Ct Tucson have
already shipped this month four or five
trainloads OF cattle from the Empire and
other ranches. The last train, went to
Strong City, Kan, and the next one will
go to lifornia.
J. H. Hoskins. ir.. was the purchaser of
10000 sheep belonging to J. s. Daggs at
sheriff s sale at Flag staff last week.
The Atchison com rany are making pre-
liminary arrangements t, :build stockyards
aid. u 1eediny station at Trinidad. The
company ha, a /. big contract to move co.
900 head Of cattle and to turn them over
to the Gulf road at that point, the desti-
nation Of the cattle being Montana.
The smelter Of the Canyon Del Orc com
pany below Tucson will start up about
May LIST and run as long as ore can be had
to 'maintain it.
Bagley. Mcdonald e. Co. continue to
take 'high grade ore from the Mascot mine
In the Hass ,yan pa district. They are
now taking $3.50 gold rock. from the ledge
at depth of fifty feet from the surface.
Lum Gray leaves this week with load
Of mining machinery for his mines on the
Colorado river near Ehrenbers.
Sam Hill, one of Prescott's enterpris-
ing merchants, has started the project
for an ore exhibit to be sent from that
county to the Denver mining exposition. /
The Tombstone Prospector, states that |
Gus Barron has made important develop
mems in his mine after heavy invest:
ment Of labor and capital. The ore body |
is ON the 5oo-foot level in the Sulphuret
mine and belongs to the Contention CON-
pany. +
owners of the mammoth properties will |
shortly equip their mill with a concen
trating plant which will enable them to
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ores as well as that which has been sorted
for the mill on account of its higher per.
centage OF free gold.
LII. Tolfree, proprietor of the new |
hotel at the Grand Canyon of the Colo
rado is making extensive preparations to
entertain the members OF the Southern
California Press association in June. The
stage line from Flagstaff to the canyon
has been opened for the season,
A large force of men employed by the |
Pennsylvania Irrigation company is now
engaged in changing Cave creek road to
make room for the reservoir.
W. G. Norton e. Co, of Prescott has
moved into his new building on Cortez
A. X. Lee the wtll-known jeweler Of
Prescott. has opened general merchan-
disc store at Chaparral. '--'.t
The Arizona Central bank has been IN
corporated at Flagstaff, with B. n. Free
man H. Hoskins; -Jr., and F. L. Kim
ball as.incorporators. -
The laying of the corner stone of the
new pub school building at Flagstaff
takes place today, ,ttl
City Attorney Arthur OF Pasadena has
returned from flying tripto Yuma.
d. c. Owenss of Ash Forks has gone to
Long Beach, CAL; to visit bis wife and
daughter. u .
Mrs. J..T. Pierce Of Flagstaff left last
week for kirksville Mo, to join her hus-
band. who has accepted the M. E. pastor
ate, of that. place. III
Rev.. Nugent Of Los Angeles preached
on Easter, Sunday evening at the Presby-
terian church at Flagstaff. a-'
W. s. Barnes of this city leaves today
for Holbrook tt, plunge into the county
seat fight which Navajo will soon have
Winslow and Hol crook are the chief COM
petitors.
District Attorney Morrison of Prescott
with his family, are visiting. friends in
W. A. MCoy. formerly of the Phoenix
Herald assumed the city editorship this
week OF the Tucson Star
- Lee Dunn and l.. Forsee have gone into
the fruit shipping business to outside
markets. Mr.. Dunn leaves for Denver
soon to make arrangements for the
handling, Of their fruits.
.Cmmodore Perry Owen, the newly ap.
pointed sheriff of Navajo has record.
While sheriff of Apache county, in at
tempting to arrest man in Holbrook. he
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