Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
Pima County:


 Work on the Blue Jay mine con- tinues with good results. Drifting is being pushed on the 330-foot level and good ore is being extracted. The last shipment gave A fraction over 2OO ounces in eilveP, $50 in gold and 30 per cent. lead General Manager M. T. ButteFdeld is much pleased with the outlook. .-Stdr.
 Messre. Clark and Hoyt, of Los Angeles, have recently taken bond on 8 group of mining claims in the Pssrcs district Of Oochise county, own ed by Gerret, Sydow and Tcmlinson- The consideration named Is S3O,OOO. Clark and Hoyt have had for some time 8 working bond on an adjoining prop erty which, after development has, proved so promising as to induce them to secure these additional properties Star.
 A. H. Wien, of Oochiee county, WEE in the city yesterday for the purpose of closing the deal by biDself and CO., owners of the Blue Bel! group (touF olsims) of copper claims in the Cochise mining distRics of the DFegoon range near the old Peabody mine, bonding the property to Phillip Bsnfz, of Phils- delphis. The terms of the bond require liberal quantity of development work, and the final consideration named IS 2O,O0O.-Tucsor Star
 Royal A. Johnson rstuTaed yesterday morning from his California grip with 8 whole los of fish stories, but General Johnson don't claim much prowess for himself gs 8 fishermen, but for his com- penion on the trip, George Schot1sidr who, according to shs Generals esti' mate, could discount Isaac Walton him. self, were he yet slive.-Stdr.
 Judge Davis yesterday informed the man from the Star that the past month November, WAS, 90 his former Ohic home, very damp time, it having rsined p days out of She possible 30 and the rains were compRFstivel! steady, besides they were cold, dis agreeable, uncomfortable rains He iG very glad to have gotten back into tht more genial cline of Arizona. Mrs Davis and the Ohio ladies accompany ing her here are greatly pleased witl the prospects of spending the winter il Tuceon.-Stdr.
 DiptheEis of msligsnt type hs been reported to the county suthoFi ties as having made it's sppesraDce il Arivaos and vicinity. 4 special mset ing of the Board of Supervisors va called yesterday to take immsdiat steps to prevent spreading of the dis ease. Members Schumsker and Sam aniego were present. After poesessin themselves of all the information ot tainsble concerning the positive exist B ence at Arivscs of the disease, querar tine of that district We ordered an DY. P. B. Purcell ar pointed agent | charge, with instructions to report i full to the county health officer here The deputy sheriffs of that distrio were also instructed to aid in strictl enforcing the quarantine .-StGr.
 The Pspego Indians at the San Kay fer reservation are making prepars .ions for grand feast and pow-wow t occuB on Thursday and Friday of thI week. The occasion is the anniverHsr OF patron ssists day of the San Xavie mission, s an Francisco. A grest man people from Tucson are contemplating visit to the mission on Thursday even ing.-Star.
 The PhoaniK HERALD has moved it quarters from the second story of build ing to larger ana more oommodtou quarters on the ground fooR. Tn paper has just received MeFgenthBle linotype machine for its composition de psYtment, also. Arizona has no bette ou more reliable newspaper that th HERALD, and is is pleasure to note it prosperity Citise1a.
 General J. B. Allen, owing to increes ing age and infrmities has been obliged to dispose of the business interests a Schultz. He IS now about eighty year of age, and is ss he truly says, entitled to rest and quiet in his old ege. Flo nearly forty years he has been on tn western fronsieF and has shared the v 2 cissitades and dangers that are common to the lives of those who rough hew th road for eivIlization.-Iucso11 Citizen.
 Judge Geo. R. Davis, wife and child Mrs. John Hayes, Columbus, O, Mis- Josie Bawers, of Lima, O.. and Mrs 0. D. Hoover, arrived in the city les nigbt. They were accom- panied by Mir Hoover who went as far as Deming, N M., yesterday morning to meet them Judge Davis and family and Mr. anC Mrs. Hoover, will reside hereafter st tn. Edwards residence on the south side o the Milissry pIaze, which hes beer thoroughly overhsuIed and remodelled especially for them.-Tucson Citizen. Apache County:
 Captain John r. Horne end Pedro Montana, who have just returned fEom 6 trip to the Black River county, on the eastern slope of the White Mountsins