Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-26
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Home News.

Eight bars of bullion passed through yesterday, from the Mack Morris.
 The river rose and fell three feet, at this point, inside of five hours Monday.
 Felix Leblanc and Father Girard left for Tucson yesterday, to attend the feast. The Jessie Benton mill is running along in good style and will make "clean up" next week.
 DIrD.-Daughter of Jo. Spihas and Susana Spinas, yesterday morning, aged : months and p days.
 The EsTERPRIsE corps is under lasting obligations to Mir. c. A. Fuller for some very fine watermelons.
 Mr. Eaton, the freighter, has not been able to turn a wheel for a month. His team is down with the pink-eye.
 Augustine Flores house was SO serious ly damaged by the rain, Monday, that he was compelled to seek new quarters.
 H. A. Stevens and Johnny Moss re- turned from Tucson Thursday. They re- port the mud foot deep and still in- creasing
 Nr. W. L. Bailey has leased ]. V. Will sons corral, on Main street, for one year and took possession the earlier part of the week.
 Mir. Bsnereft passed through here this week with S large cargo of lumber and the bottoms of two eight-foot settlers for the Hastings mill, at Queen Creek.
 Mir Palmer, son-in-law of Thos. Graves, has moved his family to Florence to re- side. MT. Graves will also make his headquarters here for the present.
 MT. K. K. Kennedy is now running as express messenger between Pinsl and Casa Grande. He brought down eight bars of Silver King bullion Wednesday.
 The Republican Territorial Convention
 
 appointed J. W. Davis, Florence; w. H. Benson, Pinal, and w. Vandeveer, Mari copa, US and executive committee ill Pi- nal county.
 Messrs. Summers & McGonigle bored a well for postmaster Guild this week and got splendid water. They also bored one for the Stage Company and struck the pure liquid in unlimited quantity.
 Dr. Vail, who was killed by the ex- press robbers near Globe. Sunday last, was former resident of this place, and has many warm friends here, who express sincere sorrow over his sad and untimely death.
 Mir Chas. T. Cornell, Indian trader at San Carlos, passed through here Monday, en route to Washington to secure re- appointment as trader. He is 8 deserv- ing young man and We hope his mission will be successful.
 Mondays rain storm was the heaviest within the memory of the oldest settlers here. The wnter swept in from the mesa in torrents and the lower portions of south and west Florence wero flooded to a depth of ten inches.
 Attorney Ben. Hereford came over from Globe Tuesday, and brought with him the shirt and under-shirt Andy Hall had on when shot by the stage robbers They are clotted with blood and literally net work of bullet holes.
 Mir. Joseph Lanigan and wife have To- cated in Florence temporially, and if our climate agrees with the former, who is in poor health, they may remain with us permanently. Mir. Lanigan has charge of the Stage Company's shops and is a first class mechanic.
 Hon. A. J. Doran and J. W. Davis, delegates to the Republican Territorial convention, returned from Phoenix, Thursday. They were accompanied by MT. c. A. Brown of the Citizen, the lead ing republican paper of Arizona, and the organ of it's party in this Territory The Citizen is also first class newspaper.
 The Casa Grande stage got stuck in the mud, about two miles from here Monday and the horses snapped the tongue in two. Jake mounted one of tho horses and came in after another stage, which he tool back and loaded with the mails, baggage and passengers, and delivered them here not more than an hour behind time.
 Postmaster Putnam, of Riverside, wal in town this week and says some verJ suspicious looking characters have beer riding through that section recently There may be work for vigilantees in thii county soon. We give all horse thieves divine warming right now, that they vii be hunted down and handled without mercy, should they undertake to pl, their nefarious trade on the stretch O terra-frma known as Pinal county.
 Supt. Stevens, of the Pinal Consolidat ed, was in town this week, on busines connected with the company. He report the mines as steadily improving rnC thinks the preparations for starting tn, smelter will be completed soon. Th' heavy rains of Monday caused severa breaks in the road between hero anC Butte and damaged the quartz road be tween the mines and furnace to some ex tent, but the damages will be promptly repaired.
 It is just as we'll that the indignant . cifi1ana nf Cl,ha bou,,aJ 4ho 1ll lIazl =.