The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-23
OUR TERRITORY,
News Notes From All Sections
 of Arizona.

of Arizona.
 A real run of 100 tons of ore from tn,
 Sheep Trail mine, in Mohave county. Il
 being made. The owner of the proper ty, Thos. Ewing, has recently erected { ten-stamp mill. The Sheep Trail ore l. rich.-Sun.
 The News, of Williams. says: Gar land & Ross, the cattlemen, have sold their Pittman ranch in Fitman valley to two California sheepmen who will place 10000 sheep in the valley. Con sideration $2,000.
 Work is soon to be sesumed on the Zlka mines, near Richenbar. in Yava. pal county. Daniel Gillette. the own CT, has already spent about SS0, 1000 on these properties and expects to imme- diately erect a ten-stamp mill and give employment to forty or fifty men.
 The following are the list of govern ors of Arizona since the organization of the territory in 1863. Gov. Gurley, the first governor appointed, died before taking charge of office and his successor J. N. Goodwin was commissioned on Aug. 2l, 1863. The following are the governors in respective line of appoint ment:
 John A. Gurley, John N. Goodwin, a rI of John ?. Hoyt John C Fremont, Fred erick 4. Igitis. 1.E. ga .Z.lrtl.. Lewis Wolfey, JoH N. I, g;n, Nathan o. Murphy, Louis c. Hughes, D7nIauun J .. Franklin and Myron H. McCord.
 Miss Anna 5. Gould. teacher i'll the, Indian school at San Carlos has gone to her old home in Milwaukee. Wis.,. to spend the summer vacation.
 Mrs. Margaret Cline. for many years a resident of Tonto, died in Phoenix re- gently at the advanced age of S4 years.
 A cyanide plant (MacArthur-F Forrest process) has been put in operation at the King of Arizona mill at Mohawk. It is giving satisfactory results.
 The Arizona Timber and Lumber Co.'S blacksmith shop went up in smoke last week at Flagstaff Loss $7, 900 in. cludjng hardwood lumber stored Tn the building.
 The prize for the best decorated house in Tucson, on the Fourth, was awarded to Hon. Wm. Griffith, United States Marshal, on his residence, which was beautifully decorated.
 Miss Mamie Donohue, head waitress at the Grand View. will go with Cover. nor McCord's regiment as a mascot. The boys won't have the bluesI If Mamie is along.-Jerome Reporter.
 Saturday last the cuckoo press of the territory. representing the immigration commission and properly called Nc Cords reconcentrados. were in session. They declded to print 1000 extras of the governors report to the secretary of the Enterprise
 There is talk among the friends and admirers of the late Captain O'Neill. of erecting monument to his memoryin Prescott. Certainly no one is more deserving Of such honor than our late mayor and most distinguished fellow citizen and gallant soldier.-Courier.
 The Phoenix Republican says news has been receIved that in the case c q capt. J. Ii. McClintock, Of the Rough Riders, who was wounded in the fight at La Quisina, amputation of the leg had been net essary. and it is doubtful Ii he will survive the opera ton.
 Although every industry in Graham county has made rapid strides to the front during the past year. still the assessment roll is returned to the Board Of Equalization S30,0OO less than in 1887. It is only another argument showing that Graham county is not properly assessed, and never will be. as long as the present law, making the sheriff ex-efficio assessor, remains on our statute.-Bulletin.
 The annual readjustment of presi- dential postmasters' salaries for the next fiscal year has been made public by the postoffice department. The following are the changes in ArIzona Increase. Blsbee. $l.5O0, Sl, 500; Flag staff, Sl,EOO. $500; Jerome, $500, Sl 400, Nogales, Sl 200, $l 400, Tempe. sl, 100, S1,200, Williams, SLIGO, sl 200; Yuma, Sl 300, Sl 400. Decreases-Golbe, Sl 400, $l, 300.
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