Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-12
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NAchNtdls Hnson Thomas came down from Riv- erside yesterday.
 Mr.-Lattin and son, of San Pedro, were in town this week laying in supplies.
 Three bars of bullion came down from Globe Monday, via Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express.
 Attorney Horace L. Smith went to Globe Saturday, to look after some min ing matters.
 Johnny Sower returned from Mineral Hill Wednesday and reports things lively at that camp.
 Norman Mckenzie and Mir. Caulder left for the Picacho mountains yesterday on deer hunt. ~
 M L. Moran is in t making prep arations to do assess ht work on his Mineral Hill claims Under-sheriff WI sides called on the taxpayers of MariNp pa this week for ducksts due the county. Attorney Horace L. Smith returned from Globe Tn @Eday, whither he went in the interest of hents.
 A Florenti0 is making arrangements to erect ne building at Mineral Hill, to be used shotel purposes.
 ar. Bar sson and family have moved into their New home and are putting the house through thorough course of re- pairs.
 MT. lat. Caviness, of Pinal, was at the count seat Monday. He was one of the OrigiT Tl owner. of the Alice mine of Min H.,fn. in course of construction at the Silver Fslle Quartz mill-s on the river. It is to -l, used for saloon purposes.
 Mir. ". W. Phelps, clever gentleman of Pinal passed through here Wednesday, returning from Casa Grande, whither he went to meet his wife and child.
 Our friend, Richard Young. has been appointed postmaster at Silver King. He has been serving in that capacity for some time and proved himself an efficient D. nj.
 Charlie weiser came down from Min eral Hill on Sunday, but returned again Monday. He is busy on assessment work, having number of good claims in that district
 The machinery belonging to the Min sral Creek Mining Company and lying at J Casa Grande, was not sold by the Sheriff on the 5th inst The sale was postponed to the 18th.
 If you need gun ar rifle, watch, a field glass, or anything else, send to the square dealing house of Uncle Harris, 22l Kearuey, between Bush and Sutterstreets, San Francisco.
 Sheriff Gabriel and P. Bosha returned from Pinal Wednesday, bring with them a Mexican, committed by Judge Benson to await the action of the grand jury on the charge of burglary.
 Charlie Beckwith and Danl Crocker went to Pinal Tuesday on mining husi- ness. Charlie returned yesterday, hay ing accomplished the purpose of his jour ney.
 Mir. John Brash has completed the work of repairing his dam and ditch and has them in frst-class order now. He did about three hundred dollars worth of work on them.
 Chas. w. Tillman and Will <. Henry made Mineral Hill visit last Saturday and returned Monday. They brought back cargo of specimens, and are loud in their praises of the camp.
 Our young friend, E. Read, of Globe, called in and smiled upon us graciously, lMohday. He was on his way back from a wo months soiourn at Prescott, and re- ports business in all branches unusually lively in that country.
 Mir. P. H. Loss, at Sacaton has been doubly blest-twin daughters. There is mo great Loss without some small gain, but in the present instance these dual f--Losses are all gain and the account is con- sequently balanced. -Citizen. 
 Messrs. Buckalew & Ochoa have sent l three wagon-loads of supplies to Mineral Hill this week for Messrs. Miller tS Sib- balds A large portion of the freight con sisted of new mining tools and appliances. They arc commencing operations on a Il large scale.
 The wife and two bright little children of Mir. Geo. Evans arrived Saturday and left for Riverside Tuesday Mir. Evan. is interested in the mineral discovery made near Riverside recently, and will make that section his home for the pres ent.
 John Ruekleshosf,usen returned yes. terday from the Papago country and went up to Riverside to do assessment work. He says matters are booming in the Pap. ago dist,lct, and reports of blasts are heard in every direction. Pete Schefel, one ot the veteran pros pectors of Mineral Hill, is suffering tho tortures of rheumatism and is compelled