Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-03


 Charlie Finch came down from Mineral Hill Sunday, and brought us additional specimens of high-grade galena from the Gila Monster Charlie and his partner have valuable piece of property in the Gila Monster, and it affords us pleasure to chronicle the fact They deserve the smiles of the fickle dame, yclept Fortune. The mines in the western end of Pima county are coming well to the front. Developments are showing up finer min eral and plenty of it. The Florence EN- TERPRIsE is showing the wonderful rich ness of those districts with commendable zeal. Our sister county is about to have regular boom, and we rejoice at it, Tucson Star
 Mir & c. Shalc, conductor on the Southern Pacific, was here this week look ing after some mining interests he has at Mineral Hill. He was one of the early investors in that district, but had not paid much attention to the property till the ENTERPRISE brought the district into prominent notice. He has unbounded faith in the future of the camp now.
 Messrs. Buckalew & Ochoa have at their store about twenty pounds of ore from their Sonora mine. It consists of massive horn silver, wedged into and spread over copperstained quartz. The mine has large ledge carrying a strong vein of this rich mineral, and will become a bullion producer as soon as works for treating the ore shall have been erected and set to work.
 Mir Chas. Tillman will have his new ] lumber yard thrown open for business within few days. Nearly two carloads < of his stock has reached Casa Grande and will be delivered here as fast as he can procure teams to haul it. He has sash, blinds, doors, shingles, lath, glass, and ev- cry variety of lumber used in the con struction of house. As we have said before, Charlie will succeed.
 Capt. Blair, Ben Van Black and Mir. Elder left for the Black Ben camp Tues day with a wagon load of supplies, and work will be resumed at the mine as soon as they reach there. The day before they came to town they cut the edge of the ledge at the bottom of the 75-foot perpendicular shaft and uncovered good mineral. They will run a cross-cut from this point to determine the width of the ledge.
 Attorney Horace L. Smith returned from Globe Wednesday. He had mar row escape on the return trip. The stage team, which runs from Globe to the foot of the King trail, ran away and threw the stage down a twenty-foot embankment. There were four or five passengers aboard but none of them sustained serious injury MT. Sax, the driver, was not SO fortunate however He was severely bruised ant thinks his collar bone is broken.
 Mr. Antonio Segovia and Miss Frcesa Espenosa, of Florence, were united ir marriage by the Rev F. Girard, last Mon day, November 28. The event was cele brated by ball at the court t-house. the same evening, in which large number o our American and Spanish residents par ticipated. The evening was replete witt pleasure and none had cause to regret their attendance. The ENTERPRISE wishe, the young couple happy and prosperous future.
 Postmaster Guild has ordered iron Washington fifty postofice boxes, of tn, Yale patent and manufacture. This vii make an attractive as well as needed addition to our postofiice conveniences The business of the office has increased |, such an extent that the demand for boxe is far in excess of the present supply, an, if the present ratio of increase continues Mir Guild will be compelled to double hi ''box facilities again before the end o another year.
 Mir. Chas. A. Fisk, whom we met a Silver King last week, informed US tha the banking firm of Stout, Fisk &5 Co.,, a Globe City, had been dissolved by mutua consent The cause of the dissolution was on account of the great age and con sequent debility of MT. Stout. Mir. Fisl will continue the business, letting ou money on good security, buying and sell , ins eastern, western and European ex change. He is an energetic and capabl business man and will succeed.
 Bo Whiteside, under-sheriff, left fo Stockton, Cal, Tuesday, with S. c Gorham who has been adjudged insane ; A few years ago this poor unfortunat stood high as an accountant and bushes l man, andat onetime filled the position c 7 head bookkeeper in the mercantile house c t Lord & Williams, Tucson. That his men tai faculties should have become so SC riously impaired is a matter of surpris and regret. We hope the medical treat 5 ment at the Stockton asylum may restor him.
 . Miss Doran, sister of Hon. A. J. Dc 3 ran, is spending the winter at Pinal wit her brother. She is quite botanist an the great variety of strange plants whic awake into life under the influence ou warming sun and prolific soil have grea