Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-29


 from 1:30 D. ln., to ?. h., and from 6 p. m., to D. m Sundays from II a. m. to ?. m.
 Home News.
 Our jail will be clear of prisoners next week, for the first time in many months. Our friend, W. L. Bailey, of Pinal, was in town this week looking after property interests.
 Wm. E. Guild and Mrs. Granville oury have been spending the week with friends at Pinal
 Moore, Hunt X Co.'S whiskies have no superior on this coast, and are the real old Kentucky article.
 Geo. Acton has taken his old position at Hanfy sehoshusen's meat market. We arc slsa to see him back.
 Mk Harry Leroy, one of the whole souled foung men of Casa Grande, was in town fliS week on mining business. O0t Iexican citizeng, who believe that life6h1lld bc devoted to the pursuit of plea1sTe, gave two enjoyable dances this TN4s ight.mule teams, loaded with lum- ber Raua shingles for Pinal, pulled out from Mr. Champions lumber yard yes -Staay.
 Nlr. Wm. oBoyl, our genial friend of Silver King, returned home "Wednesday, after pending several days here attend .ng eouit
 Charlie Tillman and Henry shoshusen made trip to Mineral Hill, Wednesday, andwere treated to a copious shower bath from the blue sprinkler above.
 We were pleased to meet, Tuesday, Charlie Miller, of Pinal, who had been at tending court here during the past two weekA He is pleasant, intelligent young gentleman.
 Thomas Mcclellan has bought the Meg son ranch, located on the north side of the river, and has settled down to farm ing pursuits. He makes a healthy look ing rancher.
 Mr Jo. Loss has accepted the posi- tion of stake and express agent at Casa Graude, an office he is well qualified by experience and ability to fill. Accept our e0nsratulat,eRaehn
 Ben Van Vlack was in from Riverside this week, and is enthusiastic over the Few disccyery four miles from that sta ton. We shall have something to say sboutthat district soon.
 Mf T. ". Wright, formerly stage srentsk Casa Grauds. has accepted a 'po- sltion in Smith X Watzlavzick's store at this phce, and has commenced the per fornalice of his dutiep.
 Mir solon Mason has retarnsa from '' !. !. ''',s ..'' ys' ssson- ,s,,,,, ~ Tilt>PSa4 ,Ae e:A,sf hsre, Ae had z<r JeassI 0e15z re.al6ea ironl Tue. <1A gaa. .ssa&Y Md &as k1doa,phhied by E 1'sEI iaoihef sister and two nieces, who vin renain here some time We hope thoir sojourn yith us may be pleasant.
 Attorney J. ". Davis, of Pinal, was called down to the county capital this week by legal business. Mir. Davis is a gentleman of fine legal and literary at- taialnents and has bright future before him
 The District Court adjourned Tuesday and Judge Stilwell left for Tucson on the same day. The Judge is polished and agreeable gentleman as well as an able Judge, and is growing in public favor here.
 Our valued friend, Attorney W. R. Stcne, of Pinal, returned home, Monday, having wound up his court business. Mir. S. is fine combination of the law yer and gentleman and a success in both characters
 Another large sale is on the tapis in Mineral Hill and will probably be settled sometime during this week. The amount involved Is from forty to fifty thousand dellREH. lAIs gsill De st liberty to give the { fss.iaalz.1 .>sa. 1z7 ~
 bI1 anpI |ag. f>s,nsrl, a partner of Hr 1>s Con .sf1,t .,i HE place, but isaN Nf f6an \ inE;srb is Id town. He fislts Niae. 'Ll'|l aelias he week and district recently, was convinced that it is the coming camp.
 Mir. Goodfellow returned Monday from "a visit to the claims recently discovered 'in the Saucelitc mountains, and is. well pleasel sith their promise. If the ore < A'>f|1 z'<k average over s25 in silver to iht he kreat width of the ledge E. ;l..d s.>ke Hem valuable
 tlF> 4se8 Braves, jolly, whole-souled 1eAtit S,i and one of the oldest pioneers, 'sAs if .fEi Us week, and like every body else who have the welfare of the county at heart, gave the ENTERPRISE a little substantial recognition. He recog- nizes what it is doing for this section.
 Next week the Globe stage and mai will go by the old route and passengers svill ha ra1iavad of bo bo,J.h;~ q