Arizona republican., 1899-05-19

Judge James Reilly yesterday re- oeiveid Photographic information from NI1sniingtcrl that the United states supreme court had rendered decis- ion in the Dalv-Cosfe.lo case affirming the judgment of the lower court, the dleorIfon being in favor of Martin COS telEo.
 YThe final decision is rendered after nine years of litigation and involves the title of four mining claims adJoln- ing the Copper Queen at Bisbee, and known as the Daily group. The con testants were A. Cohn & Bro-, former ly of Tombstone, now of Phoenix, who were represented by William Barnes, Mark Smith and w. c. Staehle, while Martin Costello of this city was rep resented by James Reilly. The case was one of the hardest fought legal battles in the territory and carried to the highest tribunal of the land. It is esttimated that over 1000 was ex- pended in court costs, patents and out laws required to keep the case at issue and preserve the title of the mines dur ing Litigation These figures do not include attorney fees. The mines are considered the most valuable claims in the territory and it is understood that $10O, 900 has been offered for them. Tombstone Prospector.
 MINING NOTES.
 Some of the finest specimens of cop per ore ever brought in from the Dra- goons was to be seen at the office of the Copper King, company today. The ore carries a high grade of copper ana the azurite and malachite incru5ta- tions, the deep blue and green native O sight to behold. The ore comes from the company's mines alt Barrett and is much sought after as cabinet speci- mems. The company apparently has plenty of it, as the extent of the re- cent strike has not yet been deter 1rrined.-TOmDstone PrOspector.
 MesSersmitf & Chills-n, who are de- veioping the Plumed Knight property. in Bunker 'HiN camp, made some as- says of ore this week from depth of eighty feet, which averaged $103 in gold and twenty-seven ounces of sil- yer per ton and B per cent copper The shaft has been sunk to a depth of eighty-seven feet and the ledge is four feet wide. Mir Chillslcn, who is man. aging the development of the property, proposes to crosscut at depth of 100 feet.-TucsCn Citizen
 SOO1 SdsC O1 p4 erlty comes to the surface to make the calamity squealers squirm a little mere, ard although the claims lie in ,Maricopa county, their owners belong to Yavapai The claims sold today are known as the New York group, and are -n line White Picacho range. H. J. Bennett and H. A. Monike are the sel.- CTS and F. H. Wallace of Denver the pur chaser, the price agreed on being S30.000, with a cash payment down of S2,500 MT. Bennett is here today and feels somewhat elalted, and says he will stay by the country to work other properties he owns. Considerable work has been done on these claims and they support a strong seven-foot ledge Mir Bennett has other proper ties in Yuma county under bond also, and is elated over the dawn at last of mining prosperity as it prevails every where. Miner.
 "A reported copper strike of some magnitude reaches us today, as having been made six miles east of Joe May CTS. Dr. White and Sam Foran are said to be the owners of this new find which is creating some comment, as copper is now rated as queen of the metals. The locators are now devel- opiug the claim and have established a permanent camp.-Jcq1rnalIMin