Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

gash in his leg which, while painful, will not necessarily result in anything serious. He lefs this city yesterday ef- teFnoon on horseback bound for Gust Hoff's ranch, north of town, and while coming home last night in the dark, ran into baFbed wire fence which had been built lately by tbe railroad com pany over part of the old road which crossed the track sb the point between this city and the above named ranch When he arrived in town this morning DF. Fender was called, end several stitches were taken in the wounded member, and Harry will no doubt be able to be about again in few days. The horse, which belonged to Neff & Co.,, WAS quite badly lacerated about the shoulders.
 Prescott Courier:
 Wm. Fl. Smith. better known ss "Windy." wes brought before Justice Campbell yesterday and discharged from custody, "Windy" paying the costs of the trouble.
 A. E. JoscelEn, of the Jerome Edu cdtor, has been elected principal of the Kingmsn public schools.
 Henry Hobbs came in fEom Castle Creek last evening. He reports much stir in that historic locality. There are about half 8 hundred visitors st the springs proper. Contractor Webster has forty men and about twenty teams at work near the springs, while MT. Iao oha ok She other end of the rosd. The road from Castle Creek to the texless will be completed in about two weeks, and very good read it will be. Near She springs a dem-like rock wall is being built to oonfine the creek to straight channel and Tecleim a lot of good land upon which cottages are to be erected.
 Deputy Sheriff Hubbard is in from ChepePrsl. He says there has not been rain enough in that section 90 lay the dust; that it hes been decided upon to place cyanide plant es the Little Jes- sic mine, sll test of ore and taiIings from that mine by said process having proven satisfactory.
 Word comes to Prescott that Jasper Phillips has made rich strike in his mine on the Hsessyampa; that the ore rnns from three ounces to 5000 ounces per Son silver and carries gold in paying quantities. He Is running tunnel on she vein and is sacking ore taken out, for shipment.
 Tucson Star:
 DR. Geo. Whomas, dentists, who has been vieisiDg Graham county on pKo- fsesin0al business, returned yesterday morning after very satisfactory trip. Df. Whomas was very much pleased 1 with the Gile valley and the many rich, l prosperous farms and farmers all up and down the valley. The crops have been excellent; the corn crop is good and alfalfa is past It's second cutting | and erybody seems thrifty and happy. l The many little Mormon villages are | like unto New England villages with all | the ssme comforts of kiusfoIks and sll l co operate one with the other. There are | many brick houses snd other cottages ]
 valley. The altitude is sufficient |
 b to make it pleasant in the sum- |
 get many of the people of the vsl- | Icy summer in the Graham mouotsins | and thus enjoy cool and vigorous l summer outing. Dr. Whomas believes that Graham county Is destined to have 8 large population and vast wealth be- cause 1t has the resources and the nucleus now of good, moral, thrifty and industrious populstlou.
 Developments ard operations at the 5sginsw are most fsttering The ma chinery works well, the concentretore are more shan meeting expectations and the ore Is concentrating up to high per cent. The ID machinery is on the cars at the depot here for adding one third n ore output, in other words for tripH- eating the production. The grading Is com Dleted for the reception of the ma. cdiuery, and in a few days It will be ip place and the Saginaw will be large producer. The management says the company has now 1ll the property it San develop, being eixty-five claime. with ore enough, when development is made, to red uce as they hope fzom one to three thousand tons daily. They 'esi assured She ore supply Is inex- 1austable. This means 8 large and profitable mining industry right at the ioors of Tucson, and the employment ,t large force of labor
 Range Neacs: