Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

u big gold discovery and brings with him specimens ot the ore which shows the free gold all through 1t. The new find is in the ssme lsad as thes Of the Nam moth mine and is two and half miles north of that property. Mir. Merrill has uncovered vein three fsst wide which pans S100 and which gives every promise of goIog down equally rich.
 The demand for Professor Devcps bulletin on Sugar Beats." recently is sued by the Arizona Experiment. Ste tion has been geentsr than fer any but letin previously issued by that Station, and the large edition published has sl- ready been exhsused. The Arizona Station will probably issus anothsr early in ths winter, embracing the re- suits of the experiments with sugar bsets now being conducted n She Ter ritory.
 Mr. O. H. P. Baxter, of Pueblo spent yesterday in the city the guest oi Photographer Medley. MT. Bsxtsr is President of the Colorado and Arizona Gold Mining Company which is just now engaged in developing the prop ersy known as the Congress Extension | Mr. Baxter is also interested in other Arizona mining properties, notably some Yuma investments. He expressed himself as we'll pleased with Pnoeniz and her ouslook for the future. He left again last evening for the north.
 Low prices in groceries. Go and see Griebel & StRmbs1gh. Among orngmsn5al trees ths peppers | have given most excellent satisfaction for lawn purposes st the University of Arizona. Tho native walnut has also done comparatively well. Umbrellaf prove satisfactory, though subject to
 nutilasiou by heavy winds, Tbs mul
 berry has proved one of the most th7ifty of shade trees, while the native ash still stands near the heed of the i list of valuable shade trees for Arizona | Observations upon other ashes show that some of thsm are we'll adapted te | the conditions prevailing, iu Ar'zone
 The European sycamore has been found worthless for this region. Bulletin 24 Arizozs Experiment. Station.
 Judge Truesdale this morning hac 1 the calendar of old cases called in his court and set the cases for trial. Among the oases set for bearing were the ole ! BFyeus vs. K Ales suits, involving the title to the Central Place property anc several other valuable pieces of proper | ty in this oity and valley These csset | have been before the courts for the pas ten years end have been passed or twice by the Supreme Court of the l United States and Gs the institu tion ot
 the suits cal ed forth 6 great iudig nation meeting in this city. Ths 1 present suits are suits in equity and il is presumed will be fought with the same bitSer feeling though to the Su prenae Court Of the United States ae
 were the other ceses. The cases vii | be heard on October 1lth.
 Charles Myers, one of the lucky gold hunters of the Yukon, writes from Ssr | Francisco to his friend and former partner in this oity, John A Webb, that he will arrive here by next Monday to remain but few days. He states also that he desires MT. Webb to ssttle up his business affairs here end aocom papy him to the Yukon gold fields at once and before navigation is closed and she winte FzSorms blockade all routes to Dawson. Mir, Myers oorroborstee all reports sent out, and states further that the new feld in it's yellow wealth not only covers gn extensive sres, but is fabnlousiy ricb, and that it is beyond the comprehension of any man not on ths scene to realizs the vast sums that have been saken out ia so short time and with comparatively but little labor. -JOurnaI- Miner.