Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-16

lishments, Joseph Collingwood & Co.,, Smith & Murray and J. M Ochoa, are receiving new goods every day and do not keep much ahead of the demand.
 Joseph D. Lusigriam, John Ripper, R. E. Ryan, w. T. Johnson, John McElnav and Pierr Benou, all mill builders from Tombstone, passed through here Monday, en route te Pioneer, to put up the Pion- eer mills Pioneer is now one of the liveliest camps in the Territory.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Sutherland re- turned Sunday from their summer visit to San Francisco. MT. Sutherland stopp- ed at Casa Grande to look after some bus mess and Mrs. Sutherland came on to Florence and quartered at the Silver King. She returns in splendid health.
 The ball and supper at the Court House hall, tonight promises to be an interest ing affair. The preparations are very complete and the attendance will be large. AT the patriotic Mexican citizens will turn out as the ball is given in honor of the anniversary of Mexican Indepen- dence
 James Elder and Mir. Kennedy, of Riv- erside, were in town this week on mining business. MT. Elder is jubilant over the Elder mine, recent discovery made by him. It shows strong vein which assays all the way from fifty to two hundred and fifty dollars. It lies near Walnut Springs Grove and is easy of access from the river. While here Mr. Elder deeded an interest in the claim to Sheriff Gabriel.
 here Sunday loaded with machinery for the Pioneer stamp mills. The rest of the HachiDs.y is at Casa Grande awaiting transportation. There is scarcity of teams on account of the pink-eye, and as consequence the delivery of the machin- cry at the mines will be slow. There are two mills of ten stamps each. They were shipped in care of Smith & Murray
 When the Weekly S,ciu hears from the B San Francisco office of the Pinal Consoli- dated it will discover that its joy over that Picacho road was just little "too pre- vious." The Company has not now and never had any intention of building a road to Picacho. They examined the route
 when they first commenced work on their 2 furnace and then decided that the Flor. ence and Casa Grande route was the best P one for them.
 Over one thousand dollars have beer
 subscribed already toward the building o | the new church and the committee vii ], experience no difficulty in raising the re
 mainder of the amount required. Thi,
 makes the establishment of the Academ,
 a certainty. Our citizens are of that clas
 who do not hesitate to go down into thei u public benefit, and that is the kind of en O terprise that builds cities.
 Mir. Isaac D. Smith, of Florence, wh T. is now in San Francisco, is making ar rangements to bring home with him al Il ice freezing machine, and will put it u
 and have it ready for the manufacture c ,e ice next spring. So the boys may. put al through the winter in pleasant anticipa " tion of iced drinks next summer. We be
 lieve this new enterprise will pay, for be
 side home support it will receive patror
 age from neighboring towns
 t. Mir. Frank Shields. of tn San Pedro
 was in town this week and became sul I;- scriber to the ENTERPRISE. He is a pron ,e inent stock man of that section and say h. the cattle were never in finer conditio
 than now. The plenteous rains of la
 month carpeted the foot hills and valley ''' with Erass. The cattle interest of Pini " v, county is becoming a very important or 'A and the time will be whom all our avai
 able range will be occupied with growir i'll herds.
 A ton of ore shipped from the Rewal
 mine. Casa Grande district, to Denver T
 gently, sold for $50 per ton in Silver al
 26 per cent copper. That is good or ire One of the new owners of the property to here and very enthusiastic over the a 'e- pearance of the mine The encline is nc er- down two hundred feet and ill ore all u
 way. They are prospecting for wat )r. about one mile from the mine, and if su he cessful in finding it where they are sin ,ta ing, can carry it to the mine throu ., fumes. This would enable them to ere
 their furnace near the dump.
 on Mir. w. w. Phelps and wife, who ha of resided at Pinal for some time past, we e1- here, Thurday, on their way to C. ter Grande. From that place Mrs. Phel |. will go to Santa Barbara, California, ith visit her parents and MT Phelps will de to the Santa Ritas, where he has be in rendered a remunerative position by b,s management of q mining company. mi regret that MT. Phelps interests sho'
 have called him thither and thus depriy
 us of his citizenship. He is a very oo' serving man.
 lts,
 ER- The firm of Andrade & Spinas has b, 7 in dissolved by mutual consent and the b
 mess will be confined hereafter by Raf Andrade, at his new stand on Bai