Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-05
Mrs. c. D. Henry. of Mineral Hill, re-

Gate for some weeks with old-tine friends, but the humid, chilly air of that place did not agree with her, and this fact induced her to abreviate her visit and return to the health-restorinq climate of Mineral Hill. Her return will give pleasure to her many friends.
 Mir. Spang~ler, of the Pinal Copper Company, arrived here from San Fran cisco, Monday. We did not have a talk with him, but understand he is here in the interest of the company. It is hoped that the troubles of this corporation will be adjusted at once and it's property be put to some use. It is shame to have good property lying idle and was ing away under growing costs of litigation.
 The Prescott II qer states that Floyd, the murderer of American Charlie. has escaped. IL is not quite so had as. that, brother Beach, thou h it amounts tolttle more. He was taken to Yuma by Mir Andrew Hall last week, and safely lodged in the Territorial prison under a sentence of five years. Considering the heinors- ness of the CT me he committed, this Ii Int punishment might be justly called an ''es cape"
 Mir. Louis Mel, of San Francisco, and general western agent for En fish fire insurance companies. was here Wednes- day. It is his first trip to-thls section and he expresses himself as pleased with both the climate and the country, and especial ly so with Florence and the Gila valley He will report us favorab'y on his return to Frisco, be says, and expects to send some responsible men out here to invest in property.
 Hon. Grant H. Orrv, Delerate to Cor rress from Arizona; viii leave for Wash ington with his family by Sunday nights train. Mir. Oury is maturing measures for the removal of the Anaches from Ar zona, and will use every possible effort to secure proper congressional legislation to that end. It is hoped that he may meet with success in matter of so great inn portance to the people of this Territory. --Citizen
 Mir. W. c. Smith, administrator of the Stiles estate, sold at public sale on Mon day, all the cattle belonging to said es- tate. There were but few bidders on the ground. but the cattle sold well. The first lot, 26 head, brought s25 per head the second lot, 75 head, brought S26. 8 per head; 100 COWS, without calves, brought a21.50 per head; 1O4, more or less, yearlin7s, brought $13.75 per head The buyers were Mr. Carri an and Mir. Schetter.
 Our townsman, Hill Desrmit, who has been absent. for some weeks past, attend ing to mining interests in the Cumab,bi district, returned home Monday. Mr Dearmit was one of the first pioneers of that district, and slys the change it has undergone in the way of settlement be- tween the time of his fess and last visit is remarkable. He, in company with other Florentines, owns some of the bess mining property in the district, and h SC ured United States patents to three of the claims.
 Hon. Grant Oary and family left for Washington City, Saturday. They will stop on the way to visit some old friends, but.Ahn to be at the national capital bc- fore the lst of next month They will make Washin ton their home til after the expiration of Mir. Oury's term of office, then return to Florence. Their absence will be felt here, and their return looked forward to with pleasant anticipations The ENTZEpLIsE joins with the communi- ty in wishing them Jon rogaJe and an end less round of pleasure at their new home in the Capitoline city.
 As will be seen by reference to the off eial records published in the ENTEArEIsE last week, group of valuable claims in Casa Grande d .srict have been tr.tns- ferred by deed of trust to Francis Adlms, of London, in consideration that he will form 8 c)m2Iny of E ig,isi capitalists, under the nlm9 of the C4st Gan l. Nil and Mining Jonolny, aal tut they will 1 ply ilt1 the trol5Icy of sul cocp)rlti,l the sun S7j, ))) b b. expsll,l il d. ve.oping and that, as fus.aer cnnsl lert tion, one hllf tle capital stJck of ssit corporation shlll b. turnel oyer to th
 rantor. Oar El iisl cousins could ro
 do better than t. invest in that dis:nc
 for the mineral Is certAia'y there ;mC
 needs only capital u unco Ter it in p yil,
 quantities
 MT. John T. Bartleson has purchase,
 Col. Wheats ranch, W .ich ,ins the tow
 site of Florence on the sJu5h wess Col
 Wheat reserves ten acres, lyin.; just yves
 of upper Main street, which he propose
 to fit up as dairy farm. M B ,rs esq
 will probably take possession to-d..y. Nil
 Brtleson and his family are the kind C < people we need il this beautiful anl fer
 tie valley of the Gila. They are refae
 and cultured they have means to buil
 a home wAi;A will bo al ornament t. tn
 valley. MT. Brides ,n is mtn of goo
 business ability, is public spirited and vii