Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-01
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Mir. Mat. Csveness was registered at the Silver King Wednesday.
 Mir. William Bley came down from Butte Wednesday, and went up to Pi~al THE First National Bank of Tucson has been designated as United States De- positorv.
 The Board of Supervisors will be in session this week. It is the regular quar- terly meeting.
 The English brothers returned from California Tuesday. They went thither some weeks since with their families.
 Mir. and Mrs. Davis and Mrs Whitlow, of Whitlow's station, spent the week with Mira. W. L. Bailey, at the Silver King.
 JUDGE DANIEL H. PENNY, who suc- ceeds De Forest Porter as Judge of the Second Judicial District of Arizona, is a Democrat.
 The Uncle Dave mine, of the Cole dis trict, could send magnificent exhibit of orc to the Denver Exposition. It should be represented.
 Mcssrs. Smith X Murray delivered forty thousand pounds of machinery at Silver King last week for the Blk and Mowrey Company.
 The Ryland circus returned from Phoe- nix this week, but did not pitclr their tent here. The trained steers have grown too lean to be attractive.
 We were pleased to meet at our ssnc- tum this week Mir. Robert Conn, of Pinal. He came down to meet his wife. who was on her way here from California.
 A Mexican was brought before Judge Miller Monday on charge of attempted rape, but the evidence did not justify the charge and the accused wns released.
 Two bars of bullion from the Mountain View mine were sent down to Casa Grande last week. The ore was reduced at the Seventy. six mill, located at Pinal. Tho harvest is over in the Gila valley and the threshing machine is at work. The valley has never produced better crop, and our farmers are feeling jubilant over the fact.
 The Pinal Consolidated and the Jessie Ca-.of.IckoI .hn,rI1 ,rkaaI int line with tho King and the VelIol at the Denver Exposition. Both of the former properties could make splendid showing. Luddy, one of the Pioneer typos of Arizona, passed through here Wednesday on route to Prescott from Globe. He is on his tenth annual tour of the Territory Like old wine, he improves with age, and looks we'll
 Attention is invited to the professional card of MT. Charles G. Johnston, who has located in Florence in the practice of law. He will practice in all the courts of the Territory, and is an experienced and able attorney.
 Johnn Moss will open fruit stand on the picnic grounds on the Fourth, and stock it with rood assortment of Cali fornia fruit. The fruit in our valley is not ready for the market yet, hence his importation of California fruit.
 J. w. Reynolds has returned to Pima, with the intention of burning lime for the Pinal and Florence markets. He will deliver lime at the latter place for 2R cents per pound, and at Pinal for 2 cents per pound. He makes No. article.
 The South Pioneer Company have ar ranged to send a very handsome speci- men of ore from their mine to the Den ver Exposition. It is large cone-shaped piece of ore, showing quantity of wire silver. It will be good advertisement for the property.
 San Juan's day passed by more quietly than usual this year. For the first time within the history of the town our Mexi can population ignored their national GUS tom of ''riding for the rooster" and the number of 'drunks" was moderate 1T comparison with that of former years.
 Frank Fitch, member of the Globe bar, was in town this week. He is late acquisition to the benedictine brother hood and wears his honors gracefully And, strange to say, considering the higl temperature of an Arizona summer, h, is growing corpulent since he took on tn, the yoke of coniugal slavery.
 Eleven thousand pounds of assorted ore from the South Pioneer were hauled down to Casa Grande last week anC shipped to San Francisco. It was rich il chlorides and native silver, and will 2, several thousand dollars to the ton. Tn Pioneer will be strong and regular bull lion producer as soon as the company new stamp mill shall have been com pleted.
 John Olvany, who has been prospect inc through the more southern part c the Territory, writes from Oracle cssln| that he means to return to Mineral Fill as the properties there suit him betts than anything he has found. He advine the boys to camp in the latter distric and wait for the boom that is sure to sta in sooner or later.
 An Indian prisoner arrived here b, stage Tuesday from Casa Grande. fi had been committed for sixty days b Justice Loss His offense was m attemp to carve the life out of one of the dusl, daughters of his tribe who had pique him in some way. He will probably