Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-10


 MT. Mason that Mir. A. Venton has been appointed cashier of the Pinal County bank, Col. c. M Gilmore having resigned
 Messrs Andrews and Kettle, charged with carrying away rich ore from the Sil- yer King, were examined before Judge Benson Wednesday, and were bound over in the sum of S600 each, to await the the | action of the next grand jury.
 We have it from good authority that one of the mining properties of Mineral Hill, recently bonded, has been sold, and ] that the money is now on the way to pay for it. We will be able to give definite information on the subject soon.
 The travelling agent for Joe Poheim, the San Francisco tailor, will be here sometime this week with full line of samples and will take measures for busi ness and dress sults at prices which will surprise the natives by their cheapness.
 Charlie Tillman is building new house at the Charlie Mason ranch, on the north side of the river The building will con tain four rooms and will be finished up in the very best style. Eugene Ester brook will occupy the house as soon as it is completed.
 The Cholla mine is showing up splen- didly. The breast of the ffty-foot level is in solid argentiferous galens. This ore body covers the entire height and breath of the level breast, which is seven by four feet. The owners are highly elated over the showing, and well they may be.
 Miss Jenners is raising purse for the purpose of presenting her pupils with Christmas presents This is commenda- ble; it will gladen the hearts of the little ones and increase their interest in the school. Every one should contribute something toward this worthy cause.
 Charlie Lewis vanished his quail cage recently, and shortly after all his quails, 150 in number, died. It is supposed that the turpentine in the varnish killed them. The fact is to be regretted as this was the finest collection of quails in the Territory. Charlie will build new cage and make | another collection.
 The Sisters of San Francisco have made application to the Rev. Edward Girard | for permission to establish convent and school at Florence. He has not only granted them permission, but has donated them ground upon which to erect the building, and the work will probably commence soon.
 Any information of the whereabouts of Leonard Court will be thankfully received by his mother, Mrs Harriet Court, S,O01 Pleasant street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. When last heard of he was at Casa Grande, this county He Is an only child and his aged mother is very anxious to know if he is still alive.
 Judge Anderson, of Florence, is now general manager of the Pinal County bank, and no better man could have been selected for the position. He possesses not only the requisite business qualifica- tions, but IS scrupulously honest and en- joys the confidence and esteem of our en- tire business population.
 Mir. John T. Bates and MT. Hsrring. ton, of San Pedro, were in Florence this week, attending to some legal matters MT. Bates has resigned the administra torship of the estate of John Finley ant Mir. Harrington has been appointed as hi successor. Their purpose here was to eff feet transfer of the property. Charlie Beckwith and Mir. Dunn re turned from the Saddle Mountain dis trict Monday, and report favorably upor the mines in that section. They brough down a lot of samples which have beer sent up to the King assay office. The re turns have not been reported yet, but tn, rock looks rich, and it would not surpris us us to hear that it went high.
 There is talk of organizing social ant
 musical club here. We hope the partie l agitating the question will persist till the shall have accomplished their undertak f ing. There is no lack of material, an,
 such society would be prolific of bot
 pleasure and profit. A successful societ : of this character would present our tow in favorable light, socially, abroad. The workmen are extracting good or
 from the Silver Queen, in Pioneer dis trict. Water has been encountered. bu not in sufficient quantity to interfere wit the work. The company owning thi mine propose to develop it thoroughly be
 fore they go to the expense of erecting re
 duction works. This is a wise policy and if followed by other corporations
 there would be fewer failures. Col. c. M. Gilmore, cashier of the Pi
 nal Bank, will resign his position withi l a few days, and retire from the bank P The climate of Pinal does not agree wit z him, and he feels the need of a chang r and rest. He will spend some tune
 looking over the different mining district
 of the county, and we hope, may decid If to become permanent resident of som ], portion of this favored section. The following may prove valuable t