Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Prescott Courier:

$. J. Fleming, the mining man is re- ported sick with the T leRpntain fever.
 Monday night there& as cloudburst on the Hasssysmps. It is said that breast of water nearly six feet high came down with a rush, carrying of rockers and tools and doing other dsm- age to the placier mining industry.
 James York, who fell 36 feet from an upraise iu the Dsl Pasco mine last Mon day, was brought to Prescott last evep- ing. He has sn elbow aud two ribs broken, and is considerably bruised, but will probably be about in a shoFo time.
 While great many strangers come to Prescott to enjoy our beautiful sum- mer climate, it is also fact that great many Prescottites of means rush of to less favored localities to spend their summer dollars.
 News was received in Prescott yester- day that James York had fallen down shaft in the Del Pasco mine and re ceived serious if not fatal injuries. W. w. Vanderbilt, York's partner, sent DF. Barrett out to the scene of the scci- dent.
 J. J. Brooks, a thorough mill and mine man, went out to RiohenbaF yes- tePdsy to supeFintend the removing Of the 10 stamp mill and water pipe on the Gold Note mine to more conveDient location. The Gold Note shaft is down 300 feet, through good ore to bottom. Daa Gillette is managing She proper ties.
 Charley Taylor, young man employ ed in Capt. Cushiog's Standard mine, near Bumblebee, was yesterday knock ed senselees by being struck on the head with rock while ia the mine. He had charge of the Wirzs but probably went below, when by mishsp, a rock fell upon him. Dr. McNelly left for the scene of the accident yesterday morning.
 Very rich sulphide ore, of the same character as the rich ore taken from she Monte Cristo mine, has been struck in the Douglass mine, on Groom creek. The Douglass is located one and one half miles up the creek from the Monte CrIsto and is being worked under bond and lease by Hank Abbott. To say that this ore Is the same as that now being taken frcm the Monte Cristo is to say that it is almost incredibly rich in silver.
 A few weeks ago Al Baker and Mar tin Baker started out on 8 prospecting trip, "steked"by Wm. Baker, boilez maker employed at the tsxless shops. Recent reports indicate that the two pFospectors have been very lucky, hay ing found one very large vein of copper gold ore, two assays of which yielded 5450 and S248 per ton respectively, The owners picked up about & ton of rich float near and on the vein, and are now sinking on the ore. The latter claim is in Big Bug district, about g niles from Prescott. The first named claim is ten OF twelve miles nearer this city.
 It is always gratifying to receive testi- mouieis for smberlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy, and when the endorsement comes from a physician it is especially so. "There is no more satisfactory OF effective remedy than Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiaFrhosa Remedy" writes Dr. R. E Robey, physician and pharmacist, of Olney, Missouri; and as he has used the remedy in his own family and sold it in his drug store for SIX years, he should certainly know. For sale by all druggists. Bis6ee Tyre:
 Oar genial sheriff, Scott White WAS in She city yesterday and arrested the three Chinsmen who were attempting to smuggle themselves across the line into this country when captured by the line riders. They were brought to shis city Saturday night and incRKceTat- cd in the city jail. They left this moRn- ing for Tombsson with the sheriff. Tucson Star:
 Yesterday as soon. as Judge Davis had taken the oath of office, Court Oommis- sioneV s. E. Hazard handed him his resignation, thus showing that while DcbaOOEhtS kdr0l1 0i0 WtlAlo Ill CHlC6 here is at least one who resigned. Judge Davis took the matter of the &C., ceptance Of MR. Hazz ards recognition under sdvieement.
 Tucson Citizen:
 The newly appointed judge of the first judicial district, George R. Davis. of Ohio, arrived in the city from Phoe- nix last night. At the request of the retiring judge, J. D. Bethune, this morning at 10 o'clock the oath of office l was administered and the commission from President Mckinley WAS present | ed. A number of prominent citizens | were present and the judge was the re- | cipient ot numerous congratulations. | Court will probably not be convened | until the regular term in September. The Citizen takes great pleasure in vel coming the honorable gentleman to | Tucson
 J. s. Hopley is in from Psntano. He reports the country whereabouts se ''blooming Psstursge is in splendid condition, end cattle rolling fat Rains have been more plentiful in that neigh borhood than here.