Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-21
Territorial Items.
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Globe Silrer Ben:

e>sl b is said the San Carlos agency In
are growing insolent, and thai
eighters have been warned to be or
their guard. About ten days ago 3
freighting outfit was stoned by Indians
at the Point OF Rocks on the San Car
los river. Freighters now camp shret
or four together as q matter of pre-
caution.
Two silver nuggets found by Leroy
Ikenberry at Richmond basin are OF
exhibition at Hitchcock's drug store.
They weigh 6M pounds and are almosi
pure silver. Richmond basin is famous
for its production of native silver. L
the early years of Globe, nuggets to the
value of 500 900 OF more were founo
there by the Jhilson brothers and rio
finds have been made from time TO TIM
since Altogether the silver mines OF
Richmond basin have produced close to
100000, and with silver restored tt
it's former prics they would again be
cowe large producers of the white
metal.
II front of the White House saloon
Sunday night James Higgins took
shot ct r FrByne, who ran into the
saloon and crouched behind the fare
table. Higgins advance was stop ed
by Crooks, the dealer, who got the dror
on bin, and others dissrmed Higgins
He was afterwards arrested, and Jussic
J NJ. Jones, before whom tie prs!imir
ary hearing was held, bound him over -
the Sum of $1,000 to await the action o.
the Grand jury. As immortality and
1 crime are said TO be an IN 'ailiog indica-
ktion Of prosperity, Globe must certainly
be on the boom.
Surveyor General Geo J. Roekruge
and MISS Lena Wood daughter of Pro
bate Judge John S. Wood, we're mar
ried at the residence of the brides
parents last night. The ceremony was
performed by Raw O. P. Wilson, of the
Methodist Episcopal church in the
presence of a large NJ N Der OF friends
of the contracting parties. Both Mr.
and Mrs. r ,ekrugs are too well and
fsvorably known in this community to
need words of eulogy. The wedding
was a very happy affair Mr.. and
Mrs. R1skrug will begin house keep
ing in an elegant residence prepared by
AG,oeraI Roskruge 8 year ego.-Tuc
Star. Il was understood in Phoenix
!at Mr. R ,skruse had been married
uple Of months ago. and wbeu- that
gentlemen was in Phoenix on his last
visit be was rendered the congratuls-
tions of bis numerous friends here,
and accepted them with elegant grace
cocH1sE.
Prospector:
II. A Dalton OF Phoenix has been sp-
sea.Sted erintendeut of Public To-
structloo vice 2. j. Nstherton resigned
Mr.. Dalton was once principal of our
public school and is good selection.
Nosteam was seen issuing from the
smoke stack of the Northwest hoist OF
the T. NJ. & NJ. Co. this morning. The
cause of the cessation of work is the
fact that the underground miners went
on strike. Before the miners return
ed to their usual labors this morning
Foreman Mccormick was met with
statement from them that raise of
wages from 50 so to So per dey Yves
wanted, which news was also conveyed
TO Superintendent Gray and the miners
Ait work until their demands has. !
considered while the mine hut
pending further developments. !
miners made their demand in D |
ID y spirit no attendant excitement |
wsScrested and the fact that the com
pany have not attempted to replace the |
strikers it is probable they will gain |
their point or the matter be satisfac- |
torily adjusted.
PIMA