Arizona republican., 1898-06-17
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS

! A L., GFepin is at Rollin in chsrg luf the 'Coiimbia Shelter eaompa,ny
 Hre1serties Ike Tres Amigos mine in the Or tBiaaco district is reported 1o hay fbeeu Eold. Ehis is a gold property. s d. A. UhaEher, a mining man of Col 5'orada, is a Tombstone visitor. MT
 Ishacfaer is dnere :on mining business.
 James Orwell and. brother have re tSrrned to TSambstone They shaye SC teured a lease on a saluable anine ir sfaad district; andi will chlorine it.
 M M. ClayFoo1, the general rpurchas a1ag agent for the Globe Smelling anf kehnlng company of Denver, witt 3headaEarters at Prescott, remained a,
 hasbee over Sunday as the guest of J s. Douglass, .T.
 In Cdlnty Recorder sShibeil,s depart naf1d. at Tucson India E. Fitdb granted
 power ef attorney to Theo c, FitcL
 and E. A. StoGt and John HIcComt
 agreement as tal sale of mines was filed Tuesday. NDgales transfers have been numerous lately.
 The Senator mill started np last fSatugsiay. E It affords the people of this section mnch satisfaction ta know that a rich body of ore has been en- icountered in the .W0fk kings of this near by mfne.-CDurier.
 MT. and Mrs. William Edwards of Jerome returned from a short we'd ding trip. Mrs: Edwards was Miss Mary Cananangh, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Cayanaugh of Oakland.
 Mr. Edwards is one of the many good miners in Jerome, and has been in the employ of the United Verde Copper company during the past five years. They are at home to their many friends in. Jerome.
 Miners in. the. state of Washington have petitioned congress to suspend the requirement. of $100 worth of work or improvements. on unpatented min ing claims in that state for one year. tt.ls not likely congress will accede to the request. Such action would be of no benefit to any one. The laws are liberal and in general any one who cannot; or will not meet it's require gnents should let go. It is injurious aso the mining industry and inimical ho the prosperity of any. locality to psrmit the continuous holding of un- mining claims without doing anything to justify such retention.-) JerOme News.
 -JAhn $. Jones and w. E. Deity are in from the Little Jessie group of mines. From them the reporter was pleasad to learn that3the group prom l ised tG become greater producers than ever The cyanide process has prov 1 ed sreeess and large plant for i treatment, of ores by that method is to l be erected. MT. Deity, who is a very draughtsman, favored the re- porter with a look at some of his work | n that line which included plats, col l lective and single of the eighteen | claims of the celebrated Little Jessie | group, showing workings, extent of | veins, ore bodies, general character of | he underground formation, and so on, showing more at a glance than could | De reported by half aday's talking. | What surprised the reporter most was he immense amount of work which | las been done on this group and the l. amount of ore left in the ! 'ld workings which are now valuable l. 'n account of the introduction of the yanide prOcesS.-Conrier.
 COW PEAS.
 Ehe COW pea has some points of ad- 'antage among which, are, O great 1, 1T capacity to endure dr.9uth, (2) abil- tV tG Qrnw on coiIc fpo thin f0 rnI1r- ,