Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-19
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
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Bailey street.
 Mir. Jesse Hardes;y returned from Globe Tuesday.
 Mir. Alex Goodfellow and Mir J. Cham pion, of Pinal, were in town this week on business.
 Mir. Leo Goldman, of Pinal, is making preparations to open branch store at the Silver Belle Quartz
 Mir Hill Dearmitt has gone out to the mines of Cabibi district to look after his own and his partners interests.
 Travel by stage and private conveyance is rapidly increasing in this section, . fact indicative of 8 growing interest in the mining and other resources of our county Messrs. H. Schoshusen and Y. Me Kenzie left for Tucson this morning on business We commend them to the good graces of the dwellers of the metropolis Three bars of bullion from the Mack Morris, of the Globe district, passed through Tuesday. It was consigned to J. V. Stout, New York, and worth s5, 23S23.
 Mir. Hardesty, of Florence, has bonded the Deadly mine located in the Globe dis trict, to Messrs. Young and Eaton, of Globe City. We did not learn the con sideration.
 The money order business at the Flor ence postoffice has averaged $500 per day this week This, we submit, is not in- dicative of dearth of business in this section.
 One of Recorder Devines little boys WIS dangerously ill with fever the earlier part of the week, but we are pleased to note has passed the crisis and is steadily improving.
 Just out of pawn, an 1S-karat, 4-ounce case, stem-winding gold Howard watch, valued at $20O, can be bought for S120 at Uncle Harris, 221 Kearney street, San Francisco.
 Henry; Schoshusen's father, who is ranching out on the San Pedro, has been suffering from fever and ague for some weeks past. We hope to hear of his speedy recovery.
 Buckalew X Ochoa have fitted up two wagons and teams and sent them down to haul bullion from their mines in Sonora C Tucson, and to haul supplies hom Tue son to the mines.
 Sam Bostic is arranging for turkey shouting at the race-track on Thanksgiv- ing day. The range will be two hundred or two hundred and seventy yards. Clean up your guns, boys.
 Fifteen bars of bullion, worth $26, 900, came down from the Silver King mine, Wednesday, and were forwarded by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express to Col. Jas. Bar ney, at San Francisco.
 Master Joe Champion, a bright and in- teresting little fellow, has been enjoying himself here for few days, and returned to Pinal with Mir. Goodfellow yesterday His father went on to Francisco.
 Mir. c. W. Tillman, our ''boss" carpen- ter, is making arrangements to deal in lumber, blinds, sash, doors. window glass, etc. This will be good market for this class of merchandise, and we predict sue cess for Charlie in advance.
 Mir. Horace L. Smith, of Florence, was in the city yesterday, on important busi- ness; and returned home last eveuing. He is pleasant gentleman with whom the people of Tucson hope to be better acquainted. -CHised
 Mir c. D. Henry and John D. Sibbalds, of Mineral Hill, were in town this week ordering new supplies for that growing camp. Mir. Henry will erect a new frame residence at the Seven Cottonwoods as soon as he can get the lumber hauled in Mir. w. L. Bailey, of Pinal, came dowr to Florence, Friday, to send a telegram tC Washington to inquire about the tn c con dition of his father, who is lying danger ously i'll at his home near that city, Wt hope he may receive a favorable reply.
 The hotel arrivals at Tucson, as pub lished in the journals of that city, are sur prising The lists of names are large than those usually seen in the metropoli tan papers, and shows the travel into Ari zona to be enormous at present and stil increasing.
 Louie Reniy returned from Ninera Hill Tuesday, and says the reports O blasts are SO numerous in that busy cam now as to create the impression, whom yo- approach the camp, that q battle is il progress. Men are at work all over tn district and are striking good ore all alon the lina
 Mir Jose M. Ochoa returned from Glob City Wednesday, and reports matters live ly in the mining circles of that district He closed out his store at that place, tn firm having so many business interests i this county that their whole attention required here.
 Mir. Aaron Mason, of the Silver Kim Mir. Henry Donnelly, of the Silver Bel Quartz and County Treasurer P R. Br dy left for the Papago country Thursda to examine the Vekol mine, the propert of Treasurer Brady and Judge J. D. Wa ker Before returning, Mir. Donnell