El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

new QO16L IN operation.
The property of the Anglo American
Canatgre company near Tempe was
sold last Saturday at Sheriff's sale to
satisfy a Judgment for S17 ,577.-Tucson
Citizen.
Arizona will probably have a fair
mining exhibit at the Paris exposition.
This will be done by private enterprise
as there has been no legislative ap-
propriation.-Prospe
Nogales and vicinity was visited by q
very heavy rain. The arroyo ran high
and part of the new rip-rap where
the arroyo turns near the railroad de-
pot, was caved out by the rush of the
waters.
The Sulphur Spring valley was food
ed on Saturday, the water extending in
some parts three and four miles wide,
horses and cattle being in water up to
their knees.-Ex.
The Cooper King of Arizona" has
coke supply to run its 80 ton smelter at
Barrett, to the Colorado Fuel & Iron
Company. The smelter will be put in
blast as coon as possible.-Ex.
The catfish which were washed out
of Lyons lake in Grant county, in the
big freshets of three years ago
have stocked the lower ella with that
species of fish. The fish like the deep,
sluggish holes of the lower Gila.-
Elk.
The work of cutting and drying
peaches at Glendale will likely con-
tinue six weeks. A large force are at
work but the peaches have to be out
by hand. A machine cannot be used
as q great many of the peach pits are
bursted open.-Enterprise.
The country between Wilcox and
Fort Grant, for q distance of twenty
eight miles is said to look like q mead
ow, so rapidly has the grass sprung up
since the rains began. Many tons of
hay are annually cut in that section of
the Sulphur Spring valley, to fill gov
eminent contracts.-Tucson Citizen.
In Graham county the board fixed
these figures. Total value of all pro-
perty 50, 495, 234.28.
Total value of all property in 1898,
% ,298 667 .18.
The board of equalization meets
for the year may be reduced. Elk
change.
There is report current that the
Phoenix Daily Herald, the evening
edition of the syndicate, will shortly
be discontinued and the Associated
Press franchise transferred to the Ari-
IONA Gazette which will occupy the
evening field of the Octopus. The
Gazette will continue as the democratic
(?) Observation-Disclosures.
Marquee Figueroa was arrested In
Globe by Deputy U. S. Marshal E. L.
Benbr0ok for selling whiskey to In
diana He al "a haforo oon rt
Commissioner Martin and was bound
over under $500 bonds to appear before
the U. S. grand jury. Figueroa was
one of Doc. Wright's principal work.
ers at Mammoth during the last cleo
ton.
Arizona Is in the easy chair this year
as mining Ia increasing at q gratifying
rate the ranges are the best they have
been in ten years and the farmers and
fruit growers have harvested excellent
crops. Prosperity reiRns in spite of
curse to any country. With statehood :,
Arizona would rapidly forge to the
front.
The biggest deal in the way of q land
sale has just been contaminated by DR..
E. B. Perrin for the Perrin Land and
Cattle company by which nearly 81. 800,
600 acres :of land belonging to that
company changes into the hands of J.
Addison Addicks, of Delaware, and the
company Mr.. Addicks represents. The
company will Immediately place about
a half million sheep on this tract, and
those converssnt with sheep industry
know that industry takes money carry
on and is profita BILE source of industry
to bring money in, and great means
of keeping money in constant circula-
tiOn.-Williams News.