Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
Pima County,:


of Tucson, and we'll known in the pslmy
days of Tombstone, is in the city from
Orc Blanco and Arivsos, where he has
been exporting some gold properties.
He returns much surprised with the
grand showing of the country in that
section of Pima county, and freely ex-
pressed bis opinion that Oro Blsnco
will aetonish not only the old timers in
Tucson, but the rest of she word with
her output of gold in tie next year, and
especially so from that new discovered
part of the camp around the old War
cav mine. Mr. Lewis has once more
returned to make his home in Arizona
and is more than pleased to see the
many improvements Tucson and else
where in the country. Citizen
Charley Dougherty, Owen Doyle and
Nick Corda, came in from Olive Camp
yesterday. Dougherty and Doyle have
now on the dump of their Helmet Peak
mine, about q carload OF ore ready for
shipments, from which according to
ssu pie essays sDd returns from their
last shipment, they confidently expect
to net over Sc, 600, the larger portion Of
which they will use in the further dew
elopment OF their property.-StGr.
There are some very fine mineral
specimens being brought to tie city
from new discoveries, or from new dew
elopmente, which show that all of the
mines have not yet been found. The
Star cabinet was made the recipient of
two rich and handsome specimens yes
terdsy, one from the Wind Up" mine,
of DE-. Purcell, the other from the
Liberty" mine, of Mr.. CLARK, both OF
Silver Hill dietrfct.-Stdr.
A few weeks ago Dave J. Burrow,
and Henry Wicks, took a few days
trip out to the Baboquivsris to follow
IN "hunch" that David had that be
could find gold mine Out there. He
certainly found some ore that shows
gold In 1t pretty plenty" and they are
son 6dent Of having good thing. Work
is ow being done to attain some depth
on the LEAD and in a reasonably short
time it's value can to some extent be
determined. Allison Brothers are in
terested with Messrs. Bnrrow and
Wicks.-StdT.
A marriage license has been issued in
the Probate court TO Chse. e. Jasper,
of Aztec, Arizona and Mrs. Josephine
Boyers, of Bowie The bride-to be is
the daughter Of Captain and Mrs. J n.
Tevis, of this city, and is we'll known in
l.
tomorrow evening st the Ssn Xavier
hotel Citizen
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Wakefield died at o'clock In the even
ing of the 9th and was buried this
afternoon, Raw. Foley officiating
"Tsddie," as he wss familiaFly known
was bright, handsome little fellow, Of
seven and half years. Lest Friday he
was apparently in his usual health and
In his place at school. The sympathy
of all is with the afflicted family in their
great loss.-Citizen.
Hon. Henry Carpenter was In the
city from Yuma yesterday. He is look
ing the picture OF health and as happy
tune. How is the big canal coming
on?" asked Fepresen tstive of the Star
TO the honorable councilman from
Yuma. at is booming" replied ME-.
Carpenter. "There are $50 prisoners
working and they are doing spIendidly.
The canal is being pushed through TO
completion and before next spring there
will be large area of land under Quilt
Walton and added to the tax role of
Yuma county. Senator Ives is a man
of wonderful energy and good judg-
ment, and is going to make the canal
enterprise q big success. The prison
labor is all right, and il will help the
Territory out many thousands of dol
lars. Yes, you can ssy the canal is 60
ing through all right; and Yuma will
soon be frst-clsss county, but Repub-
loan just the same-"-Stdr.
At the San Xavier hotel last evening
there was very pleasant gathering to
witness the ceremony by the Rev. Bow
ron which united two happy souls still
death do Us part" Mrs. Josephine
B yer, daughter of Captain and Mrs.
J. a. Tevis, and Charles 81. Jasper, of
Aztec. were the contracting two. Only
the family and few very friends we're
present.. The bride YVES attended by
Miss Ida Howell, as bridesmaid and the
groom by ME- John Barrett, as gFooms-
man. The bride was very handsomely |
gowned, though no attempt at display |
was intended, the affair being a very |
private and quiet one. She looked happy |
and pretty and the groom appeared |
thoroughly satisfied, end ss be wss the |
one most interested ID would be like |
"psintipg she lily" for the man from the
Star to dilste upon Mrs. Jasper'e
beauty and sttrsctivenees. After the
marriage ceremony and the congrstuls-
tions OF the guests the party adjourned
to the dining room where an elaborate
dspner was served Star
Is is reported on good authority says
the Tidette that work Is rapidly progress
sing at the San Msrcisl coal hsld in
Sonora, which the Pacific Improvement
Company are exploiting. A eheft has
already been sunk 200 feet and a vein
OF coal 30 inches thick has been exposed
and on the diamond drill being used to
another to hundred feet the core show