Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-12

liS, "HO IS SHStSSu I'll IdllTOdu DuSlleSS in that section. Mir. Dryden will be gone about six months.
 Mir. John w.. Barton, who has charge of the teams hauling ore from the Pinal Consolidate mines to the companys fur mace at Butte, has erected neat little dwelling at the latter place and will com mence to live comfortably this week. Mrs. Barton arrived here, Wednesday, from Nevada.
 Mir. Hinson Thomas, clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Pinal county, is spend ing few days in our city. Mir. Thomas is professional journalist of high stand ing. He was the editor of the Record, published here two years ago, and made it one of the newsest papers of Arizona while he was at the helm. Star
 Mr. J. J. Vosburg, Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'S agent at Globe was arrested last week on a charge of stealing three bars of Mack Morris bullion, but it is almost certain that the bullion in question was properly shipped and passed through here on the 18th of last month. There is probably little spite work in the matter
 Mir P. c. Warner dug well in his yard this week and struck strong flow of splendid water at a depth of 16 feet below the surface. The river seems to permeate the entire valley, and a well driven down at almost any point in Flor ence and vicinity will tap good water near the surface. The water is not brackish.
 Shoot Elm Up-Dick was released, Mon day, on $500 bail, but was immediately re-arrested on new warrant from Globe Deputy Whitesides took him to the Gila county line Tuesday, and there delivered him to the sheriff of that county. Dick probably begins to realize the truth of the old saying, ''the way of the transgressor is hard"
 The following is the is the new appor- tionment of the Territorp according to the official count of the population: Coun- cil-Apache 1, Cochise 1, Cochise and Graham 1, Maricopa l, Mohave a d Yu- ma 1, Pinal and Pima l, Pima 2, Yava- pal 4. House-Apache 1, Cochise 3, Pima 5, Graham l., Gila 1, Mohave 1, Yuma 1, BIaricopa 2, Pinal1Yavapai 8.
 Phere has been some doubt as to wheth- CT not the Deer Creek coal fields were en- tirely in this county or partly lying with
 in the boundaries of the San Carlos res ervation. But private surveys and the opinions of those who have looked the
 ground over, warrant the statement that
 this vast and valuable mineral field, in its
 entireity, lies within the confines of the rich and royal county of Pinal.
 Private advices from the Santa Cata
 linas, inform us that the Santa Catalir5 l Copper Company, who, for some time I past. have been prospecting their claims
 for ore, have struck two foot pay streal
 of high grade copper, and there is a prob
 ability of restarting the shelter at once
 This company deserves to succeed. They have spent money freely in putting ul l machinery, building roads, etc.
 Mir. c. c. Hastings, after spending , several days here, left for California Mon
 day. He is the gentleman from whom
 the Hastings Mining Company and tn | town of Hastings, this county, take thei 2 name. He was hardly more than an ami F mated skeleton when he came to thi Il county, but our health giving climate act ed like magic on his system and he lief
 here with an aldermanic contour of linn F and stomach.
 ; Mir Joseph Champion, the Pinal an !" Casa Grande lumber merchant. returne
 from California, Monday. His family re / mained ''inside" and will not return unt
 our torrid summer shall have given plac Il to our balmy Autumn. Mir. Champio tt during his absence, visited all the pinerie d of the Pacific slope and purchased yer 5 large stock of mine and building lumber e sixty thousand feet of which has arrive
 at his Casa Grande yard.
 el All the region round about this beaut g ful burg has been treated to copious show IS CTS this week, but we have not had a e opportunity to ''go in out of the wet" ye y If it is all the same to the governor
 the elements we would be pleased { T have him drive his water cart over tn
 section. The good book says the raj ,a shall fall alike upon the just and the ul
 just, but the unjust seem to be favorit,
 this season.
 B. A number of the registration certii .d cates sent Tn to the Recorder last mont Is were improperly made out and had to Ii- returned for correction. Under the la r. the Recorder is liable to fine and impri ne onment if he should knowingly place V name on the great register, from certi
 cate not properly made out, and, as St matter of course, all such certificates W ms be rejected by him. For this reason re ss istering officers should exercise extra ca h. tion in filling in the blanks.
 k. Ten tons of rich ore were brought i
 to Casa Grande from the Reward min h. Casa Grande district It will be ship IT, ed to Denver for treatment. This a the Chilson property, sold recently to or New York company. There are twent w 6va r,a,, o+ ,,,e,,l- o+ +bo ,,,;,,o d,;,,;,