Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06
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Harry zuck of Tempe has been Wis
iting his parents in Holbrook.
FL. w. Heap, of the Phoenix Water
Company, is visiting in Prescott.
]. o. Dunbar, editor of the Gazette,
is on business trip to Tucson
Chas. Mas has left Holbrook for
Texas, where he will make his home
hereafter.
A wagon road is being built from
Mund.s trail i'll Yavapai county to
Flagstaff.
Mrs. w. c. Bulge of Phoenix is Wis
iting the family of Judge Wells of
Prescott.
\ big strike is reported in the Ten
Spot mine. one of the Senator groupe
in Yavapai county
Two ladies have ''staked'' Captain
Anderson, of Prescott, to $1,000 with
which to prospect in Alaska
]. D. Hauck and family of Holbrook
have been visiting in Heber, in the
southern portion of the county
Sunday night thief entered the
room of George Raster, at Prescott,
and stole a gold watch valued at $50.
Already the work of rebuilding that
portion of Jerome which was burned
down last week is under way. The
new buildings will be mostly of brick.
"H.-P- Ashe.z of 1904 CaIweiI street.
Pittsburg, writes to Prescott for in
formation concerning Marian Tor Ma
mie) and Lulu Almond
The Bisbee "Lyre'' has changed
hands and now appears under the
name of the ''Arizona Daily Orb" w.
A Howe is the new proprietor
n. NJ. & A railroad company have
raised the wages of track labOrers
from 81 to SIPS per day and with the
higher rate of pay cannot get all the
men needed
Judge John Hawkins of Prescott re-
ceived notice of the death of his moth
er at her home near Gillian, Saline
county, Missouri. She was about sew
enty years old.
While some workmen were blasting
rock at Nogales the other day a large
boulder fell through the roof of the
residence of Mr.. H ions. demolishing
a center table in the parlor.
Fred G. Hughes is in Ransburg and
that he is the best dressed sport in
town. He spends his time in mining
and gambling Sheriff Leatherwood
has gone to Sacramento with a requi-
sition for Hughes.
Fifty pounds of dynamite exploded
at the Gladiator mine, Yavapai coun-
ty, Monday. The explosion occurred
on the sixth level. The dynamite was
thawing when the explosion occurred.
No one was hurt.
The survey for the segregation of
coal fields from the San Carlos reser
Surveyor COntZen, who was employed
by the bondsmen of Samuel Logan,
the missing surveyor who had the
contract, having thrown up the job.
The Flagstaff Timber and Lumber
Company have taken a contract to
supply 100000 ties to the Santa Fe
Company, the property to be delivered
in five years at the rate of 100000
a year.
Jack Isle and w. ]. Roberts ~
Prescott are go5nS u leave III d couple
of daEs Tor KIondyke, not -tlssss- ,tsziiS5T- /
,:yke of Alasa..:szss;- = =. the region Of 7
alopnef basin where they have mine
that is a fortune in itself
4alln Terney, who has been employ |
cd BY the Table Mountain Copper Co
for some time past, came in yesterday /
suffering from an attack Of rheuma- 7
tisr1- Fe atated this morning that
the company now has about los men
employed and they already have be-
tween 200 and 1900 tons of ore on the
dump.
On good authority it is stated that
the N NJ. & A. railway is preparing
to fence the track the entire distance
between NogaIes and Benson, and ma
terial for at least one-half the work
has been already provided. Old ties
for posts are already on the ground.
and one thousand bundles of wire and
the necessary staples are en- route
Copper King shaft No. at Bisbee
is now down nearly $50 feet and in
good ore All the ore taken out from
the grass roots is workable, with
smelter on the ground and a great part
of it now being taken out will go %
per cent. copper and over 500 to 500
yold per ton The shaft at Solomon
Springs is in ore even recher than at
Bisbee No. 1 shaft, and it is only
down about 100 feet.
Mrs. r. A.Woodbury died Wednes-
day morning at Tombstone after a
lingering illness of several months dU-
ratii66nf. Sire>Was tdkeR sick at Pearce
AID was later brought to Tombstone
IN the hopes lildI the CudHSc hllSA1
benefit her. She was doing well when
relapse set in and medical aid and
the ministra lions of kind friends
proved of no avail, succumbing to
heart trouble and general weakness.
Mrs. Woodbury. was nearly y years
of age and had been a resident of
Tombstone since its early days.
A wild correspondent for the Asso
ciatnd- Press sent out from Silver City
last Thursday an accnuntof fight On
the border between Arizona and New
Mexico, between some Mexican guards
and a section of the BLACK jack
gang, in which three of the MeXicans
We're killed, as was one of the gang
PANIED Frank Ophallard. Ophallard
was said to have had two brothers in
the old Billy the Kid gang, and was
the last of the Sam Bass gang The
entire dispatch was the result of the
OF the press correspond
ent.
The town of Bisbee had very mar
row escape from a serious confiagra-
ton Sunday. The fire started in I'M
der the building of the Queen restau-
rant and when discovered the whole
of the under part of the buildings oc-
cupied by the Queen restaurant, War
burton the tailor and Johnnie Mobile,
was a mass of flames. The fire being
under the buildings made it very diff
ficult to fight the flames. Holes had
to be cut through the floors in order to
get at the fire The losses due to wat :