Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-01


mony should act at once, before tn
soldiers get back from Cuba Coconin
Sun
Samuel Crozier is in I<ingman loob
ing after the clearing up of the debri
and the preliminary work in the ereC
| ton of his new buildings ON From
street.-Nohave Miner.
A. T. Cotton started Wednesday oil
his journey to Cheyenne. Wyoming
Where he viii represent Arizona as on
of the delegates ri the Irrigation Con
er,~sS. Florence Tribune.
Prof H H. Brown formerly princi
| pal of the Phoenix High school, is on,
| of Il party who are in camp just out
| side of town. They have been enjoy
| ing our climate now for about three
| weeks ournal- Miner.
The Casa Grande Valley Canal Com
panY has at present b men working n
the head of the canal. nine miles north
| east from town. Work has been com
menced about two weeks ago and vii
be pushed steadily along.-F1orence
Tribune.
y cloudburSf Oh the fat above the
American custom house last night and
sooB The whole country was covered
with water a foot or more deep. The
water flooded the ground floor of the
hotel and one time was Il foot and a
half deep.-BiSbee Orb.
The wagon road TO the Buutes work
on which was commenced on August
/. VIII be completed by the first of next
month. c.. O. Eaton, SUb-bOSS under
\. T Cotton. reports that the road VIII
be ready by that time for hauling in
machinery for preliminary operations
1T the Butte>. Florence Tribune.
The Arizona Copper Company. of
Clifton. VIII soon put on Il large num-
her of new men, which will be made
necessary by the two new -concentra-
tors now going in. The company is
building several large new buildings
and also Il fine two story brick library
which viii be free to its employees
Silver Belt.
The Mexican fourth of July will be
here ON the 10th of next month and the
prominent Mexican citizens of Bisbee
have already got the matter of cele-
bration under way. \ collection OF
5000 has been raised besides consider
able more being promised. The pro-
gram has not been fully arranged as
yet but VIII consist of a large parade.
csntata. On the night of the 10th a
grand ball will be given at the opera
house.-Orb.
Thomas Lyons and Frank Dewey
had 4 carload of ore from the Prince
Albert mine White Hills. worked al
the sampler last week which netted a
big sum of money. Two tons of this
ore ran 1.6O0 ounces silver. and one
u II ~
ance ran over 300 ounces silver and
one half ounce gold. 1t was thought
that the Prince Albert mine was work
ed out but the indications are that
there will he many hundred tons of
ore taken from the Old mine before the
wear is ont. Another lease ON the
nire shows eighteen inches of very
rich ore in sight.-Mohave Miner
The Daisy Dolores lode mining claim
in Ia Paz district, about ten miles
east of Ehrenburg. has about 5000
worth of work done on it, including a
shaft SiXty-onc feet in depth. and MI
merous open and croSs-cuts. drifts and
such work The ledge is twenty-four
feet in width and with extensive ma
chinerv TO work it would pay all the
way across In the absence of large
ils4ltt Itl AlisiSNilt- iiic SOltl- 4iON tN6A |
the larger portion of the ledge will pay
10 work. carrying ore containing about |
SO per ton in free gold. to say nothing |
IF considerable value which would be |
saved hv concentrating At depth of |
six feet the ore is about Seventy-five |
per cent free. while The balance of the |
zold is contained in sulphurets.-Yuma |
sun.
Joseph Murphy. a rough rider. who !
from Williamson valley, has |
home on furlough. He was
lbOut the last man who enrolled his
lame with Company A He was shot |
through the mouth during the fight
ng around Santiago. The bullet en-
cred the cheek and came out behind |
he ear. AT first he could not articu-
ate above a whisper and talks with |
He was the last to enlist
md the first to return He is quoted
* saving that two rough riders came
with him as far as Albuquerque and
we're met by the brass band and en-
huSiaStic citizens at that point
" bile in Washington, D. c., he was
'ffered i've dollars apiece for the but
OnS on his coat and $50 for his BATTLE
worn and bIood-stained haf-Courier
H G. Ross. experimenting con
tructiOn on the G. V. G. & N railroad |
Informs Us that very good progress is
'cin@ made on the grade. The head
amp has been advanced four miles
his side of Gibson'S and eight miles
rom Globe. The grade has been prac-
ically completed to a point two miles
'elOw GibSOn's. Mr.. MCGOWAN direct
NO the work on the cut three miles
rom Globe. has fulQ force employed
VO,-i-ipo~ from bOfh aDdS of tho ant
nd making good Roadway. The
ridges over the ella and sam Carlos
ivers have been completed and track
aging will he resumed next Monday
ir. Ross expressed the opinion that if
10 unforeseen obstacles intervene thei
abroad VIII be completed TO the depot
lie in Globe early in October Silver
selt
The engagement of Miss Lulu Under
7OOd has been made public. The
Icky gentleman is Lincoln L. Denni-
on. late of Oakland. California, but
0w engaged in the grocery business
1 Los Angeles. Miss Underwood has
lade Tucson her home for over twelve ;
ears and has been a belle since her
dvemt into society" BY her charm
10 disposition she has endeaIed her
Elf to 4 host of acquaintanceS. Mr..
'ennison. although stranger to most
f our people. is we'll and favorahly
nOWn in California where he has re
ded many years He is tall, we'll pro-
0rtioned. and gifted with more than
he ordinary amount of good looks
he Citizen joins wi TIL Miss Lulu's |
ANY friends in wishing her all the JOY
be deserves. The wedding will pro
ably take place in October neXt.-Cit-