Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

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 Tucson Star;
 Yesterday before s. E. Hazzsrd, U s. Court Com missioner, there wss sa raigned Gordon Hunsecksr, we known cattle dealer of Mesa, and an IY dian nemed Pascuel. charged by Geoy W. Webb, U. s. Customs Inspectoil from Nogsles, with having short time since smuggled from Sonora eis<st head of cattle. The evidence showing the by Hunsscker to drive the cattle, his dischsrge was ordered by the Ccmmis- sioner. Hunsacker's explanation of the matter was that some time since be bought from some 1ndisns some cattle
 which were afterwards found to have
 
 pay twice for them in consequence, and shat be vent down then to Sonora Go bring the thieves to justice, OF in some
 way Fecoup his loss. He found one of the Iudians from whom he had bought the stolen cettle and attempted in per- son to arrest him, but was prevented by the Indians fellows, however they turn ed over to him the eight head of cattle in question and he brought them into the United States innocently. Com missioner Hszzerd did not understand how even by Runsscker's own stste- ment he was in any degree relieved from the penalty for neglect to pay the i'm port duty and held him in s250 bail to answer. The bail was given.
 It Is understood that Col. Breathitt and B. J. Trippel will in short time open a real estate and mining office in She building now occupied by DF. Psase on the corner of Church street ard Maiden lane. Both of these gen t1emen are thoroughly versed in sll the laws applicable to securing titles to public lands and mines, and the least costly means of obtaining the same. They will make 8 strong firm as they are we'll and populsrly known is this city and Southern Arjz ons generally. The Star bespesks for them a large clientsgs.
 Phs copper claims, eleven in number of Ed. Hughes, lying in She Santa P,toe ahout thraa rniloc Pror, Pooa mont, were yesterday bonded to mining men from Denver. The Denver parties paying a small stun down, simply as earnest money to biEd the deal, and bonded the property for the sum of 530,000. Work on the property to be commenced within thirty days, at the expiration of ninety days S15. 900 is to be paid and the remaining $15, 1000 to be paid within ninety days thereafter. This property is owned solely by Ed. Hughes and he has worked them to 8 considerable extent during the past few years, all the development having been paid for by the ore taken out in its progress.
 Charley Cornell and AIeck Mckay returned from their trip to the Santa Rites or Sunday. Ia conjunction with Bob Miller, they own 8 copper claim adjoining the Mohawk fractional part of 8 claim which was some months ago sold by Johnnie Weigle to the Rose mont Go. for S5, 900 cash. Messrs. Cornell, Mckay end Miller have two Ho1 al On the Mohawk the Roeemond Go. have | recently put up fine new steam hoist | and are working both night and day shifts sinking, employing 10 men. They | have now attained 8 oepth of 145 feet | and will commence cross cutting when | a depth of 165 feet is reached. The Ed | Hughes claims, bonded last week are in | this vicinity. The properties are sll | copper properties. and wherever de- | veloped show up well. They gre CD | this side of the mountain from Rose | mont and about three miles distant | from that camp and thirty miles from Tucson. The district IS naturally beau tiful, with fine water and plenty of it, well tim mbered and covered with luxuri- | ant grasses. The altitude being much l greater than this the atmosphere is pleasing even during the heated term. Globe SilUer Belt:
 s. R H. Robinson began hauling ore fFom the black Warrior copper mine lest Tb ursdsy. He is delivering about l5 tons of ore daily and may put on sd- 1itionsl teams soon. Mc. Robinson left this morning for Phoenix to get his family and bring them here to spend nonth or six weeks on Plnal noun tain.
 J. H. Thompson returned last Sstur- lay from Kansas City, to which point 1e took 8 shipment of csttle MT Thompson left on Monday for his ranch forth of hoMillen for the purpose of chewing the search for his fsther-in- gw, George w. Nash, who has been missing since June B.
 Yuma Sentinel:
 Many inquiries are received as to the diaries of Territorial Prison guards. The Sentinel takes pleasure in supply ng tue information by stating that uards receive $50 per month, payable usrterly in Territorial werrsDts. Guerd W. O. HusoD, in charge of the ( istling gun at the Prison, made