Arizona republican., 1899-01-19


 draulic works are being cleaned out and preparations arc being made for starting up the works when tho snow melts and produces a water supply Journal Miner
 Says the Oasis: Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs. John W. Began went to Tucscn, where they will hereafter make their home, the office Of county assessor, which he now ho.ds requir- ing MT. Bogan's residence there.
 Register Moore and Receiver Bsu- man left yesterday for cid Fort Grant. on the San Pedro, there to sell 5000 acres of the reserve. MT. E. O. StTat- ton handled the reins Cn the trip. All will return Wednesday evening.-Tuc- son Star.
 There is a rumor fcat.ng around in Jerome that the Equator mining suit has been compromised. If this proves to be true and work goes ahead on this promising property, Jerome may socn have another great mining arm of prosperity equal to that of the United Verde Copper Comp7ny.-Courier.
 Arthur Hendy, the mining man in charge of the Equator, has invented a cCncentratOr, made enc Of them, and placed it in TCmlinson's s mill, on the Hassayampa. The oCncentr2tcr is said to be a success, treating both light and heavy sulplluret -res Mining men speak Tn terms of much praise O. the new nyenticn.-Courier.
 An air compressor, 65-horse power boiler anu c-her machinery arrivd this week and is being put up at the Win ningham mine, by MT. Dillon. Wm. Jenson is doing th3 e1g.neerng Of the AC Q is ready for buiness, which will be in about ten days, a tunnel will be driven with burly G;rills and ct1,ar deva!- Cpment work pushed as rapidly as pcs- sible.-RepcTter.
 B. L. Worthen, Of the firm of Gard her, WCrthen & GCss, returned Satur day from the King Of Ariona mino, Yuma county. MT. Worthen went down to inspect the operation Of the five stamp mill which his firm has a con- tract to put in and operate. He thinks the mine will eventually demonstrate the right to it's title of the King of Ari- cna, as the difficulties it has had to contend with will surely be overcome. Citizen.
 Eight hides of cattle that had not been paid for were recently discovered in a shaft at Chapp9T-el. One baCaged to Joe Mayer, Cne to Wn. McMichael, | ona to Guss Nee. and ore to T. Boggs Others belonged to cattIemen in the vicinity. The one who committed the crime, it seems, did not want tc, ap pear partial, as he only killed enc ami nal Of each cattls Cwner. Cattle thieves are becoming very bcld in th-s part of Yavapai.-Mayer Reflex.
 With the big strike so pe1sistently, regularly and hopefully reported there came a change in the shape Of god nuggets fund in the region Of Tom Fitch's mythical, woTld-moving, value changing gold mine, to-wit, in Canon | del Gro, north of the city. Dick Brady | and Arthur Crepin are making a test of one of Campini's new ore machines. ! When through they will either have money or xperience-pCssibly both. | It takes such ventures to make things i move There's gold in abundance in ! that canon and some day the right | spot will be disc0vered.- -F'ronterizO.
 There are some complaints made here | over the fence and no fence law as new promulgated in Pinal by the E-ard of Supervisors, and they come . from cattle raisers who claim stock is appropriated under the guise of law. Their side of the story is that the Beard have. no right to now designate ! Enc fence districts and thas cattle a.e being seized fer tresspa=sing where they have heretofore rCamed and fe1 . at will that when the owners hear of it the costs are usually SC high as t0 r. amount to ccn6scatiCn. Cattlemen l. have many obstacles to combat in Arizona. What abct.e this.-Fron- teEizo.
 The prospects are reported favor3b for the commencement at an early date r Of the reconstruction cf the Gila Bend !, dam, which was swept away about three years ago. The Gila Bend land district is one Of the finest in the terri tory, and it will Ee 3 I1atter of con- ing the dBam commenced and pushed ( to completion. The large scopa Cf fer tile land which the canal covers should invite prosperous settlement Dcubt- less the unfortunate less by flood which detroyed the dam may afford a valuable lessen in renewing the work on a more substantial bas-s.-Citizen. Judge L Fuller. a member Of the land court. arrived on Monday The other judges arrived this morning and { all are quartered at the New OrndocT As U. s. Attorney Matt Reynolds will { not Ee hero until next Monday, the ( court will nct enter into active work until that time Meanwhile, orders will te made and other business will ] mma lsacted that can be disposed Of .
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