Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

third of the reward, paid for the capture of Crime and Hawley, be expended in building fence around Andy Halls grave and in putting up tombstone. And if more money shall be needed to fit up the grave in good style Mir. Gabriel will furnish it. This is a generous act and shows that when Mir Gabriel is friend he is friend indeed.
 Robt Williams and family of Silver King, passed through Florence Wednes- day, on their way to San Francisco. Mir. w. has not been enjoying very good health of late and goes to California ill the hope of regaining it and will remain there for an indefinite time. MT. Williams was one of the Kings most substantial and respected citizens and will be greatly missed by the people of that town.
 ***"By asking too much we may lose the little that we had before" Kidney Wort asks nothing but fair trial. This given, it fears no loss of faith in its vir- tues. A lady writes from Oregon: "For thirty years have been afflicted with kidney complaints. Two packages of Kidney Wort have done me more good than all the medicine and doctors I have had before. believe it is sure cure.
 Frank Ma1feld and Leroy Tucker, while making a wagon road from Mes quite Springs down to the river. last week, uncovered a fine copper prospect. The ledge is of good width and the ore carries 40 per cent copper. This adds one more to the long list of valuable dis coverise made in the richest mineral and agricultural county in the Territory. We congratulate the gentlemen on their good luck.
 Mrs. Kittle, wife of Fred R. Kittle of the ENTERPRISE corps, will arrive here Tuesday next, from Fremont, Nebraska, to join her husband and become dweller of "prettiest town in the Territory" Mrs Kittle Is an accomplished and am- fable little lady and will be welcome, as we'll as valuable acquisition to our so- ciety. Her uncle, MT. G. G. Thurston, accompanies her and may be induced to make this his future home also The EN- TERPEIsE extends them cordial welcome in advance of their arrival.
 MT. Arthur Elliott and wife, of Casa Grande, returned home from Denver, Monday, and the citizens of Casa Grande gave them reception at Wilson's hall The reception was largely attended and was the occasion of much real enjoyment Those Casa Grande people know how to gather their bouquets as they go. Mir Elliott had charge of the Silver King ex- hibit at the Denver exposition and did good service for Pinal county, by adve-- tising her great mineral resources. He was elected vice president of the National Mining Association while at Denver.
 Prof. Reese, who had been at Pinal and Silver King for some days, passed through here Sunday, returning to San Francisco. The Professors business here was to examine and analyze the Silver King ore with view to ascer5airiny some better and cheaper method for reducing it. We understand, from him, that the teaching process will be abandoned at ihe end of the present month and that, after that date, the ore will be concentrated and shipped in that form. This change in the manner of handling the ore will decrease the present mill force by about thirty men and thus materially reduce the expenses of the company.
 Mir Alex Barker, who is now located at the Gunsight mine, in Pima county, sends us, this week, some fine specimens of ore, taken at randum from the dump of the Gunsight. Much has been said and written about this mine, but there has been considerable doubt in this sec- tion as to its reported value. However if the specimens sent us, are a fair aver age of the ore, the fact that it is very valuable piece of property cannot be gain said. Preparations are making for the erection ofa mill at this mine, and as soon as it shall be completed and starred we shall expect to hear of boom in that district MT. Barker will please accept thanks for his thoughtful kindness
 We were pleased to meet iu town, this week, MT. John Brison, of San Pedro. Mir. Brison informs us that he and MT. Gibson raised, at their ranch on the San Pedro, this season, four thousand pounds of as fine tobacco as he ever saw. Mir Brison is Kentuckian and knows wha good tobacco is. Recorder Devine sam pied the tobacco and says its flavor is O
 the first quality. The stalks were ove six feet tall and the leaves three fee long. This experiment proves conclu sively that the soil and climate of tn,
 San Pedro are especially adapted to tn
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