Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-19
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 spent the week in town
 H. A. Stevens and Johnny Moss left | for Tucson Thursday morning.
 The usual three bars of bullion came | down from the Mack Morris, Wednesday. | A tarantula bit Charlie Lewis on the hand Tuesday, and almost paralyzed him with pain.
 The wife of Sr Don Salazar died Thurs l day in child birth She was very esti mablc womln.
 Hon. A. J. Doran came down from Butte, Tuesday, as delegate to the re- publican county convention. Attorney J. W. Davis returned from Pinal, Monday, after spending two weeks in that mountain town on legal business MT Bon. Hereford, one of the most prominent members of the Tucson bar, passed through here this week en route to Globe. Several masculine Florentines, who like good time once in a while, went up te Mack's ranch on the Gila, Wednesday and had rollicking picnic
 H. B. Montgomery, of this place, has reached Montreal in his summer jaunt through the Canadas. He will return about the middle of October,
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Jennings came in from the Jessie Benton mine, Tuesday. While on the road they enjoyed the lux ury of an all nights rain on the desert. Not more than two or three instru- ments were recorded at the Recorders of- flee this week, which explains the non appearance of the official records in this issue.
 The republican county convention did not instruct tho delegation they sent to Phoenix, but they are in favor of Tritle in case his name should come before the convention.
 We received pleasant call this week from Mir. Frank Czarnowski, superinten- dent of the South King. Frank is not only good miner but is also 6 model young mar.
 Mir. F. Stanton has been engaged by the school board to teach next session. He was employed last session and gave perfect satisfaction. School will open on the 4th of September
 The French Restaurant at Casa Grande isa splendid place to take meal. You get a genuine article of French coffee which is alone worth the price of 6 meal U. P. Wilson is the proprietor.
 We have been deprived of large DOT tion of our mails this week, owing to repeated railroad washouts, both east and west of Casa Grande. The trouble is liable to continue for two months.
 The assessment work on the Apache Chief at Mineral Hill, has been completed and the bottom of the shaft shows good body of ore, carrying about seventy per cent lead and SIG in silver to the ton.
 Mir. P. A. Brown is doing good service for Pioneer District st Denver. Almost every issue of the Denver papers have something to say about his exhibit, ant the manner in which he is handling it.
 Dr. H. H. Davis, Jacob Suter anC Judge w. H. Benson, of Pinal, were her, Tuesday, in the capacity of delegates t( the republican county convention. They arc solid men and credit to their party The Deputy Sheriff of Gila county wa here Tuesday and took back to Globe young man who had departed from tha place without saying good bye to his cred itors. The offenders name was Dernger Some parties are talking seriously O building a dam across Queen Creek, be low the Silver King mill and putting uI works there for the purpose of saving tn silver carried of from the mill in solution They would strike it rich
 An infuriated COW made an asssv't upol MT. Cunningham, at Dua.-ysi 9, las week, and inflicted severe wouuc. in t. heshy part of the tl's h. But he has suf ticiently recovered {. or lis feet ardil VIC arc pleased to note.
 A splendid plain case gold stem-wind ing Waltham watch, full chronomete movement, patent pinioncd, patent dus cap, originally cost S110, will be sold fo 273 at Uncle Harris. 221 Kearny Street between Bush and Sutter Street.
 Gabriel Marks, having imbibed libel ally of Zig water" Wednesday. started pugilistic picnic at Charlie Rapp's an was taken to jail by Deputy Whiteside The next morning he was arraigned befor Judge Miller and fined $7 and costs.
 Clerk Moser, of the District Court, rt turned from California, Sunday, lookin as rugged and feeling as rollicking as u usl. He had fun enough to last hIm fc a season, and is now ready for bushes We are glad to see him back
 Messrs. Summers & McGonigle ha, returned from Pinal with their well-bo ing machine and have commenced oper tions here again. They bored well f, Mir. John T. Bartleson this week ar struck excellent water at depth of fiji feet.
 Sheriff Gabriel returned from Califorl in, Thursday, leaving Mrs Gabriel wit relatives in sanoma county He hs some difficulty in getting over the was outs west of Casa Grande, and finally le the tram in disgust about three mil from the station, and came in ahead