Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06


was brought to Prescott Sunday from
the Big Bug quarries- 1t was ship
ped east.
The Packard Cattle company of
COchise county are having a part of
their extensive ranges surveyed with
a view of retaining a part for agri-
cultural purposes
C. Nick Stark. the cattle baron, has
umphal tour of the east He viewed
the scenery en- route from the doors
of Pullman. q
a small mountain of onyx is piled
up near the lower end of the railroad
yards at Prescott awaiting shipment.
Another big block, weighing nearly
five tons was added to it yesterday.
A telegram sent from Kansas City
on Tuesday by Colin Cameron con-
firms the report that Arizona is placed
above the federal quarantine line for
1898, and also states that special per-
mits will admit Sonora cattle.
On the Boston Mining Exchange Old
Dominion copper stock advanced from
1924 to -$621s on confirmation of the
report that arrangements had been
made to build the railroad to Globe.
Later the stock sold off to $685..
The east bound Southern Pacific pas
senger had rear end collision at
Benson with a freight train Friday.
The freight engine ran into the rear
end of the sleeper on the passenger
train. The engine was considerably
damaged and the sleeper had to be
left at Benson.
Fred G. Hughes arrived here from
California Saturday night in charge
of Sheriff LeatherwOod. Yesterday he
was taken before Justice Meyer on the
charge of embezZlement from the Pi-
Oneers. Messrs- Blenman and Orfila,
asked for delay and that bail be fixed
The amount of the latter was placed
by Justice Meyer at $4,000 and his eX-
animation will probably take place on
Thursday.-Star.
\ telegram from Fort Grant re-
ports the probably fatal shooting of
Sylvester Arroyo by Pelon Escabosa
at Bonita Monday morning. The fact
that the post surgeon was sent for in
dicates that the wound was not i'm
mediately fatal There had been bad
blood between the two ever since the
arrest a few years ago of Sylvester
by Escabosa for beating an old Mex
lean with Il six shooter.
The progressive ladies of Westfield,
Indiana. issued a "Woman's Edition
of the Westfeld News, bearing date
of April 8, 1896. The paper is filled
with matter of interest to women, and
we notice the following from a CORE
spOndent, which the editor printed, re-
alizing that it treats upon Il matter of
vital Importance to their sex: 1.-The
best remedy for Group, colds and bron-
chitis that L have been able to find is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
family use it has no equal. 1 gladly
recommend it." % and 30 cent bot
ties for sale by all druggists.
County, Treasurer H0ff on the night |
or December 31St RENTED to the Ter |
ritorial Treasurer at Phoenix S21. 726.- |
%, together with his report of Terri |
tOrial taxes collected during the quar-
ter ending on that date. Therefor the |
Territorial Treasurer received on the |
morning of January LIST from Pima !
the full amount due from Pima |
which is doubtless more prompt |
action than that taken by any other |
county in the Territory, which re-
fleets much credit upon the industry |
and business methods of our county |
United States Attorney Ellinwood |
on Friday secured an Injunction
against Henry S. Buckner. restraining |
him from Interfering with the Santa
IFe Pacific Railroad cOmpany'S side
rack ut Belmont. Some months ago
HE railroad filed on the land there for
additional station grounds, TO be used
in connection with their tie picking
plant Some time afterwards, it is al
legged. Buckner filed n homestead on
the same land and proceeded to fence
it in. building his fence across the
side track hence these pro-
ceedings. -Journal-Miner.
A tragedy was enacted at Devfsador
Sonora. thirty-five miles south of No
sales Monday morning at two o'clock.
iavino Ruiz. Il brother-in-law of J. NJ
Soto of Nogales, was shot and killed
by Antonio Arreaga, Jr. The two
young men whoare19 and 20 years old
had been at dance
where they had some miSunderStand
ng and were on their way home when
Arreago rode up and with an oath
fred Il shot into Ruiz which proved
fatal shortly afterwards at Nogales
where he was brought to be operated
IN by Drs Purdy and Braun. The
body was taken to Santa Cruz Monday
afternoon for interment.
locomotive on the "baby guage' rail
Dad has been guest of the house. |
Mr. Abraham in looking up his past
business took occasion to look up the
recount of Mr.. Arbuckle with the hotel
md found that from the 2Sth day of
1887. Arbuckle paid an ev-
N S5.0690 90 for board and extra meals.
low is that for a record as Il STEADY
)oarder?' and how is it for a record
or the retiring host. 1t is certainly
IN unusual showing but there will be
hose who will not hesitate to say that
when Jake tired of the business he
should have decided the hotel to Ar
lucllle who is now the oldest emplOye
n time of service, on the pay roll of the
Arizona Copper CO.-Bulletin.
DR. p B. Pursell came in this morn
ng from his mining district says the
Citizen" He brought with him about
hree tons of the finest chloride ore
hat has been brought into this city
or long time. 1t is very pretty and
Will sample 100 ounces in silver and
20 per cent. lead with a trace of gold.
some pieces of the ore, the doctor es-
i1nates, viii goas high as 1000 ounces
Il silver. This ore was all taken from
he .'Windup" mine in the above dis
riot at a depth of about ten feet. As
he mine is being opened up the pay
freak in the ledge. which is all the
way from twelve to eighteen inches
II width. continues to widen out and
lie ore continues TO get richer This
5 one of the best strikes which has
,een made in Southern Arizona for Il
ong time.
1t is understood that Wilson, Wood
J.,l civ