The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-07-29
THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1897.
TERRITORIAL.

fields. each person being required to put up $500.
 Fmm reading the Territorial ex-
 changes 1t serms that nearly every
 city. tnwn end hamlet in Arizona is sending delegations to the Klond, ke gold fields.
 El $. Gill has been appointed clerk
 of the Supreme conr, and q. H. Holmes
 court reporter, b"th If Phoenix. J
 H. Carpenter was appointed cour, commissioner at Yuma.
 Jim Smith. Walter Logan and a
 few other young gentlemen lelt yes tertiay f"r trip [" ths Grand Canyon. They expect [" he gone about six Phoenix Gazette.
 The shaft for the rescue nf the i'm. prisonrd miner at Goldfi~ld was sunk 125 feet tn ten days and four hm,r,. The dimension of the shaft was three and half by six feet. t.--Journal. Miner.
 Col. Head of Yavapni is \ candidate for Territorial Treasurer. Boss Head will find vigorous and deserving opponent in Councilman Aspinwsll of Nsvaj" county. one of ths best men in Ariz"na. a.--Gxzptte.
 The Japs who were discharged D, the canaigre company are still in PhMnix--ab"nt sixty of them. The. have Secured inc service of a gtnd lawyer aud will sue the company for the balance of wages due on ll,rir contract and for transportation back to California.
 An experienced Alaskan miner gives this bit If sensible advice to those cou- templati6g . rush into the gold fields of that r~gion. "Now. . word to all these p-ople wh" are griting ready to rush oif to Alaska jus. now. The man who starts from here on the lst of March, 1898. will be as far advanced on the lst of April. 1898, % far ss ,hs Klondyks diggings are concerned. xs the man who starts to-siay. And the man who starts next March will live here fnr eSO month in comfort dur- ing the winter. while the man who siar,s for Alaska now will pay e6 day for p@nr grub. have no chance io esrn cent, suffer from cold and storms and next April br ready |" work for the man who waited until next March io start"
 For years Winslow. although a di- vision h-aaqnartsrs. had disgrace fully inadequate station and Harvey House facilities. A building is now going up. however Hne enough to compensate fur it all. IL will be l72 feet lnng hy 80 in width. with an "L" 32x7S, basement under the latter. The siOns for foundation walls was qusrried on tl,s company's property st Putnam. twsnty-eight miles east. while that used above ground, dressed stone. will come from Flag. sta6. WinslOw brick of cream tingr will form the super structure. Ioms S50.00o in number being re- qnired. The iniermingling of these bricks, with trimmings of Flagstatf !, stone will give to the building . pretty effect. Lbs Angeles Times.
 Msjer John Reese, who returned | yesterday from Mohsvs county. re- | ports having given years bond and [ lease on the Burro mine. owned by I him. Pard Pierce and others. The s party who has bonded the property is c ]. T Dougine. of Chicago, who repre- r 'ents eastern capital. and who will be [ remembered IS having been here re t 'ently to examine the Bullard prop V 'rty. The negotiations were carried r Q . successful issue by John Owens . brother If H. A. Owens. The mine is b coated on Burro creek. about six niles across the Yavapai county line, s D Mohave county. Although not ex- fl ensively developed. the ledge is quite Ii