Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-06-24
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gone to Pinal. Butte has reached tke dignity of a Chi nese restaurant.
 Mir. w. L. Bailey returned from Whit lows station Monday.
 There were heavy rains down in the Papago district this week.
 Don't forget the meeting at the Silver King Hotel Sunday afternoon.
 Johnny Moran is preparing to open a saloon at Pinal, we understand.
 District Attorney Summers returned home from San Francisco Tuesday
 Tho meeting at the Silver King Hotel Sunday afternoon should be well at tended.
 Mir. Vim. Hope, the well known pio- neer prospector of Arizona, arrived here Wednesday.
 To-day is San Juan's day, and our Spanish population are celebrating it in various ways.
 Our farmers have harvested their sec ond crop of alfalfa. They will raise four crops of hay this season.
 Agent Wheeler and Dr. Palmer, of the Sacaton Agency, were in town this week on business connected with the agency. Judge Silent, of Tucson was here this week. He is looking after the claims and property of the old Pinal Copper Company.
 SIrs. E. c. LAnoue returned from Cot tonwood Monday, looking refreshed by her brief sojourn at that mountain city in embryo.
 NIT. P. 4. Brown has received his com mission as Commissioner to the Denver Exposition from Pioneer district and Pi. nal county.
 Mrs. Rodgers, an elderly and much es. teemed lady residing in the San Pedro heighborhood, died on the 12th instant oi consumption.
 Mr. and Mrs W. II Sutherland have rone to San Francisco to spcnd month or two in enjoying the luxuries of metro. politan life.
 DIEp-At the residence of !. N Dobson on the San Pedro river, June i2, 1882 of consumption, Mrs. Eliza Rodgers aged 52 years
 Mir. Holbrook, who left here recently for Tombstone, writes back that he ii homesick and would liko to return tc Florence to live.
 Mir. Vim. Cauldcr, of Riverside, was il town this week. He has gone into tn, mining business and means to remain il that promising locality.
 Claim owners at Mineral Hill are re sponding to the call for samples, and number of the rich claims of that distric will bo represented at the exposition.
 Charlie Rapp has been driven t erutehcs by sprained ankle. The latte is the result of a vigorous kick admins tered to the gable end of an intoxicate, individual.
 Messrs. ". J. Stevens, Hugh Gibsol and II. Laughlin are the new smelters q the Pinal Consolidated furnace. The are all from Eureka, Nevada, and ar thoroughly experienced mon.
 Last Saturday was the anniversary c the battle of Bunker Hill, and some c our patriotic citizens showed their respec for the day by hoisting flags and holdin a dance at the Courthouse hall in tn evening.
 A meeting will be held at the Silve King Hotel, Sabbath afternoon at o'clock, to make arrangements for Fourth of July picnic. All of our cit zens arc earnestly requested to attend tl meeting.
 A purse has been made up for two horr races to take place here on the 4th July. There will be one half mile an one three hundred yard dash. Onl horses belonging in the valley will be a lowed to enter the race.
 There will be primary election at u Courthouse to-day Saturday. for the pu pose of electing five delegates to u County Democratic Convention, whiC meets in Florence on Saturday, July Stl 1882. Polls open from P. IT. till SUI down.
 Pete Boscha and Charlie Finch returne from the upper San Pedro Monday vii the fine bay horse stolen by Shoot u Dick and the Kid. They found the hor at the Webb ranch, about forty mil above Riverside. The animal is wort about 5000.
 Messrs. Brady and Walker had han some ore case made at Casa Grande la week, and sent it to Denver with el hundred pounds of ore from their f nous Vekol mine, of this county. will add to the attraction of Pinal cou tvs exhibit.
 Msssrs. Summers and McGonigle, VI are boring wells at Pinal, find an abun ance of the very best water at dept ranging from seventy-fve to eighty fec They have sunk wells for Mir. J. Char pion and Judge Benson, and have talk contracts to sink several more. 
 Just before going to press s dispat from Auburn, California, announced t death of Maj. M A. Baldwin. He W superintendent of the Blk and Move