Arizona silver belt., 1900-04-05

t
 Soria, appeared for the Copper Queen
 company at each trial. In the last
 trial Robert E. Morrison, United
 States attorney, was assisted by ex-
 United States Attorney E. E. Ellen
 wood.
 F.. A. Won Arnim, manager Of the
 HampSon range, was in Solomonyille
 last week. He has just returned from
 Washington City, where he went to
 interview the interior department concerning range privileges on the San Carlon Indian reservation. After leay-
 ing Washington. Mir, Won Arnim went
 to the City of Mexico where he con
 ferred with Col. J. Ii. Hampson, pro
 prietor of the Double Circle ranch.
 Asked about the success of of his trip
 to Washington he said to the Bulletin
 that it was hard to tell, He was cour-
 teously listened to by the assistant
 secretary or the interior, but he got
 no definite information of what the
 future policy would be in regard to
 stock running on the reservation.
 Work was commenced last Saturday
 on the new san Jose canal. through
 which will be brought the necessary
 water to provide the motive power for
 tine new Touring mill to be erected in
 Solomonyille. On Monday there were
 some fifty teams on the work under
 the direction of Lem Pace of Thatcher,
 an experienced canal builder. MT. Hugh McMullen of the mill company
 will have general supervision of the
 work. and will personally remain on
 the ground during construction. The building of this canal will provide for 1, the new mill one of the best as well
 as the most permanent and continu- , ous water powers in Arizona. [ is
 the intention to push the work on both the canal and the mill with all
 possible speed, and it is hoped that every thing will be ready to start the
 mill by the first or middle of July.
 Bulletin.
 J. F. Sturgeon our popular cattle man. yesterday made himselfa present of fancy saddle horse-a regular , cracker-jack, says the Tempe News, of , March 20. The aforesaid horse didn't : do q thing to Jim but almost make , him subject for session of q coroner's jury. Looking at what re- mains of Jim today one is impressed | with the belief that the horse did ! about everything to him that there ; was to do. Two ribs on his right side are broken. the right arm and should
 CT are so badly wrenched that it is
 likely to be weeks before he can use 7 them. His left eye looks like an east CT egg of yariagated cOlors: his nose is
 scratched, his chin is skinned, he is
 lame in both legs and his pride is so badly hurt that there Is no hope oi recovery. Jim says that at one time
 during the festivities he was at least forty feet in the air. But it was mol
 up there that he received his injuries r The Arizonan states that J. w. Lee ? has struck fine flow of artesian water
 on his place five miles southwest oi
 Salford The flow of water was SC cured by driving a three-inch pipe tC the depth of ll5 feet. Three stream oI , water were encountered while going , that depth. The flow has been calcu
 lated to amount to over l,430 gallon: an hour. and the water is very palat able. being clear as crystal, and doe! l, tincture of sulphur can be detected
 Thomas Alger is boring another wei {, about half a mile east of the one nov in operation. There are now Seyera
 flowing wells in that direction, anC :, the Arizonian predicts that the mat
 ter will be developed, and the westerr
 side of the valley along the range O the Graham mountains. will Decom, as good an agricultural region as any in this remarkably productive part oi
 the country.
 e The Hancock, the. best appointed - vessel in the army transport fleet, vii :" sail for Manila April 15. carrying th' r Philippine commission. The Hancock e has a Chinese crew. which all the ef e forts of the labor unions have failed tt e dislodge. They are there by. the ordel n of the secretary of war, who was ap e pealed to when the vessel was last 1T t port, to cause the aliens to be dis
 charged and make room for white men Q The secretary, if he paid any atten | tion to the matter, failed to act, anC a the Chinese made another voyage tt f. Manila. They seem fair to remain n fixtures on the transport.
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