Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Yavapai County:

and these gentlemen expect to have their mill completed aud ready to start up by NovembeE 15 or 20. The supplies for She above camp are all going nov via Phoenix. Mr. Thurston and Mr. Goddard both appesred before our board of supervisors and asked for the repair of the road between Prescott and the mine, but it was refused. As re- suls several carloads of machinery were hauled through Prescott to Phoenix ard then freIghted by wagon half way back to Prescots to ths mine. Instead of making lis headquarters in Prescott gs he would have done had the road been built, Mir. Thurston has. made Phoenix the base of his operations, and the S4,0O0 OF s5.000 monthly pay roll will be dsstFibuted,in Phoenix instead of Pres cott.-JournaI-M Miner.
 John Brannep, She man whose skull was fractured in Runaway at Walnut Grove last Friday, was brought to town last night. Dr. Miller came up from Grown Point sad. tFephsned him this morning, assisted by Drs. Davis and DutcheF. BFannen Is doing we'll. Sew en fragments of bone were removed from the brain. Dr. Miller lefs imme- diately after the operation for Grown Point.-Journdl-M Miner.
 A great deal of petty thieving is being carried on in Jerome St the present lime. Shoe chains are disappearing, lumber seems to take life land move to parts unknown to it's Figbtful owner, wood piles seem to shrink under the cold glare of the midnight moon. A wood thief was caught In the ao6 at the laundry the other night, and was let go after good fright and lecture by the msnsger of, shat institution. AS she owning of wood pile seems to encouE- age sin in Jerome the Nears has decided not to buy any wood this winter. We are bound to keep up the moral sssnd- ing of Jerome be 1t ever so painful Jerome Mining Neus.
 Mike Shea had the misfortune to have Che sight of his left eye destroyed at the smeiter Monday. A piece of hot metal from one of the large slsg pots stguck him in the eye.-Jerome Mining Net1s.
 Al. DoTan is in Helrs Canyon, New Mexico, examining mines. = Journal M1ner.
 Attorney FIanniRan, of Phoenix, who, by the wsy, is red hot temperance orator, has been engaged to defend 8 man charged with selling liquor to n,iuoEs.-JoNrndI-Mj Miner.
 A new engine arrived yesterday for the U.,V. & P. railway from the Bald win locomotive works. This makes feur engines now in use on the Road.- Journal Miner.
 The United Verde people fired theiE fsst kiln of brick at Jerome today. It contains 100000 bricks. They expect Co burn 100000, with which they ex- peot sso4erent 8 new store and opera house at Jerome. Miner.
 The smeIting proposition for Pres cots Is getting down more nearly to a stage where talk and agitation leaves of and business commences than 1t has ever been before. Out of the propo- sition recently submitted to our cisi- zens, 10 looks as though something definite and tangible might result. Every citizen of the town should do what he can to secure the much desired object for Prescott. With reduction works in succussful operation here, the future of the town is assured.- Journal-Miner.
 Fred Williams Is in from the Storm Cloud mining group, which Is now be- ing developed and psospected by W e Cress, of Chicago, who has in operation l on Ahe ground Tresmsn steam stamp mill of ten tons per dey capacity. This | mill Is being used as prospecting mill | and will be replaced by a larger one when conditions iuetify.-Prescott 1 Courier.
 James Hanger is in from Minnehehs l Flat, at which point be is arastFsing ore | from his olaim with result of $40 per | bon gold. Iu cross-cutting the ledge he | has exposed fouR feet of ore and is still | in ore.-Prescott Courier.
 Report is that 67 tons Of second class ore from the Monte CFisto mine, Groom 1 Creek, was recently run through the | Senator mill with yield of p pounds l of gold taken from the plstes.-Pres- cott Courier.
 Report is that large body of ore has been struck in the three compartment shaft being driven on the BardeheR mines, Cherry Creek. by Hon. Niok 3elles, foE the Chicago Reduction Com pany; four feet of s38 per ton gold ore Is said to have been encountered.-l Prescott Courier.
 MsioE Gilbreth, of the Il infantry, stationed at WhippIe, has been appoint sa Inspector of supplies for the Indians of the Colorado river sgenoy.-JournaI- Mjner.
 JOchise County:
 The Sheriff reports having fourd on the DTsRoon mountains he horses that were stolen from W. W. WhisehilI. of Hudson, New Mexico, a spoYt of which appeared in ouF issue of Friday. MF. Whitehill has been h. ormsd by telegram concerning the recovery of the stock -Prospector