The Arizona sentinel., 1900-01-31
News of the King.
K1Na OF ARIZONA, Jan. g, 1900.

water enough to run the mill half
 time, but MT. Smith expects to have another well in operation by the first of February, when there will be water enough and to spare. Then look out for hot time.
 Dan Brislin is doing location work on claim located by him between the Homestake an d McFarland's claim.
 A. W. Eaton is still going down with 2 shaft on his claim here and reports favorable locking ground.
 c. Edward Eichelberger came in from Tyson Wells last night, and af- ter transacting some business lett for Yuma today. We understand he has let contrac for sinking on some his property here.
 OE Kennedy came back ts camp today after an absence of nlenth or six weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Price have returned from a visit to Yuma.
 "The man with a dry washer" with apologies to Edwin Markham is mak- ing haul now days in the gulche close to the King. Some Mexicans have been engaged for about a month east of the camp and have been clean ing up atout three to four dollars per man per day. MT. Bumgartner and Ed Cart have also been making a pretty good thing with a dry washer.
 Mrs. R. H. Baird is at present in Los Angeles, but is expected home soon.
 L. B. Preciado is expecting a trip to Yuma.
 Chas. Jayne, night mill man, has resigned his position here and will seek pastures new. May your feet never know rest until they bring you back to the King, Charlie.
 Fostina Gonzales and family left few days ago for Yuma where they will visit for short time enreute to Hedges. Al Eaton bought his house house and live stock.
 Sheriff Speese and Deputy Davis came out and took possession of the deep well on injunction proceedings insti- tuted by s. Morgan Smith, which was unlawfully seized and held by agents of the King of Arizona Mining & Milling Co. last month some time.
 MT. Faust is back at the deep well as boss bumper again after an absence of about three weeks. Mrs. Faust is visiting in Fl Paso.
 E. T. Cunning, attorney for the Los Angeles board of trade, was at the deep we'll last Friday night repre- senting s. Morgan Smith in the con- between that gentleman and .he King of Arizona Mining < Milling Co. There promises to be some startling developments in connection with the cage when 1t is aired in court.
 R. J. Frijo, boss mill man at the King, has put upa neat little cottage md puts sn airs over those of us who i've ip tents.
 Wm. F. Stevens, superintendent of he King mine, is erecting 6 neat cottage on Mob Hill. The only trou ole with it is that he will have to put n skip and hoist to get to 1t.
 "Old Dick Depp" has gone to work n the King mine again after an ab- 'ence of two months on Q prospecting rip.
 Frank Boston got home again last Tuesday after flying trip around the country. Frank says "There is no )laue like home.
 c. H. Judd has opened up the sa- oon formerly run by B. L. Higgins. Success to you, Judd.
 Henry RSabling has left for Nam moth where he goes to accept a posi- ion as assayer with the parties who Ire working the tailings from stamp mill at that place. Hate to see you 70, Henry, but we throw our old hoes after you.
 Joe Swarr has gone en a visit to 1ila City.
 Billy Horan is with us again after l. trip to Gila Bend and Yuma.
 Mike Nugent saw a buck and his amily of squaws the other day and vas overheard to say "There is a good ight for sore eyes, or man that has 'een wandering in strange country"
 The boys took that only coon" Joker player down the line the other light and Henry has been wondering yer since how it happened and who ot the money.
 Max Cohn is rejoicing over the re- overy of one of his burros which had cen stolen. Max says, If Liz could nly talk what story she could tell f her experiences since last August"
 We understand that A. Modesti of una contemplates doing some work D some of his numerous miring Iaims Tn this district in tba noar