Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-23

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 Two Chinese charcoal burners from Truck e, arrived here Thursday and went up to Butte to burn coal for the Pinal Consolidated and man from Colorado will be here soon to take charge of the work.
 Last Saturday John Mccoy brought down from Pinal another boarder for the hotel de Gabriel The fellow had sold Mccoy lot of stolen burros and the lat ter discovered the fact before the thief could make his escape.
 Mir Samuel Linkton, one of the heavy owners in the Pinal Consolidated, was here u is week taking look at the com pany's property and was well pleased with the management of affairs at Butte. He went hence to New Mexico on mining business.
 Mir Josiah Champion, of Pinal, was lere this week. In addition to his large general lumber trade, he has contract to furnish the Silver King company all the timber and lumber they use at their mill and mine It has amounted to over one million feet this year.
 Mir. w. R. Stone, of Pinal, and Supt Elmore, of Hastings, were hero this week looking after some copper claims located about ten miles above town and owned by Messrs. Stone and Graham. They have just completed their assessment work on the claims and have good showing of ore.
 Jesse Hardesty and Adolph Neimann came down from the Saddle Mountain district, Monday, having completed the annual assessment work on their proper ties in that district The mines arc look ing well and capitalists desiring good in vestments should not overlook them any longer.
 Edward Lanous completed the assess ment work on the Gray Wolf, at Mineral Hill thls week. He drove the tunnel in 15 feet further and has not reached the foot-wall yet. This tunnel shows mineral from face to breast and carries both gold and silver in paying quantities. It is 2 fine property.
 %A*"N ecessity is the mother of inven- ! It, { 4lo1 l-,l !, q bowels brought forth that sovereign rem ely Kidney Wort, which is natures nor mal curative for all those dire complaints In either liquid or dry form it is perfect remedy for those terrible diseases that cause so many deaths.
 Mir. R. A. Davis, representing Spru- ance, Stanley 6 Co.,, of San Francisco, was here this week, making himself agreeable with the boys and taking orders for the fine wines, liquors and whiskies which that firm import. By the way this firm is the most reliable one, handling liquors in San Francisco.
 Ben. Hall, of the Grand Hotel, Pinal, was here this week, returning from Casa Grande, whither he went with some pas ssngers. The Grand is under the man. agcment of Mrs Hall, and no one knows how to make hotel attractive better than she The rooms are kept as neat as pins and the tables are provided with clean, well seasoned and well cooked ed1- bles.
 The mercantile business, left by Joseph Collingwood, will, we understand, be continued under the management oi Judge J. w. Anderson, administrator and guardian. The Judge IS fine busi ness man and under his superintendenct the business will prosper and yield hand some return on the capital invested. Tht estate could not have been left in tn, ! hands of more capable and reliable man
 The Roy. Mir. Adams, presiding elde for the district of Arz )na, held service at the Court House last Sabbath evening He s the first worker in the Methods vineyard who has undertaken to spread the gospel in this section. We under stand he has made arrangements to sen, [ minister along this way about once month and there is some talk of organiz ing a Sabbath school.
 *Both Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabl ' Compound and Blood Purifier are pre- pared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue Lynn, Mass Price of either, $1 Si bottles for S5. Sent by mail in the forr
 of pills, or of lozenges, on receipt of price
 S1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkhar = freely answers all letters of inquiry. Er h close three cent stamp. Send for "Guid b to Health and Nerve Strain"
 Samuel Bostic has moved into his ne,
 quarters which have been provided wit l. complete new set of furniture and f1 n lures, and now has as neat tonsorial el l. tablishment as can be found ill Arizona J. And this new establishment has cause
 Sam to become an anti-monopolist. I'll e freight on his new furniture was from s # Louis to Deming, about 1900 miles, 8; fro,,, no,,,;pf, 4o Noso GraDJa CGO Y,;I,