Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-01

week, to attend the trial, have returned, most of them in good order and condition, but one or two look as though they had fallen into a rock -crusher' and come out pulp Pooling around animated stamp mills is not conducive to physical beauty, but the boys will do it all the same.
 Manager Sutherland is preparing to build q new stage station between here and Pinal, at point about one mile be- yond Whitlow Station. A force of men went out Tuesday to commence the work, but found the well filled up and con cluded to await Mir. Sutherland's return from San Francisco before proceeding further.
 Mir. P R. Brady, the county treasurer of Pinal, arrived in town this morning from his home ill Florence. Mir Brady can certainly be termed one of the pio- neers of Arizona, as he came to this coun- try in 1851. He is one of the most pleas ant and honorable of gentlemen, and we would be pleased to have him repeat his visit oftener Tucson CitizeR.
 Messrs. Jose M. Ochoa, John Moss and Will A. Henry visited Mineral Hill this week, the latter to see the Lelo and the two former to examine the Flora and other claims in which they are interested. 1 The Flora has a strong silver-bearing | ledge and also five-foot vein of copper of good grade. The owners propose to do some work on this property soon.
 Mir. Robt Williams, of Silver King, is with us again. Shortly after reaching his mountan homo last week, the sickness from which he had experienced temporary relief, returned and caused him to start post-haste for this vcrdant and healthy valley. He had as well make up his mind to camp here. His constitution cannot withstand the strain of the King altitude.
 Many of our citizens are compelled to work very hard in the field for their daily bread, and after hard harvest think noth- ing of paying SEQ more for silver watch than they can get it at Uncle Harris. For instance, in those fancy jewelry stores, a good silver Waltham watch costs S38; at Uncle Harris you buy the same for SIS. No. 221 Kearny street, San Francisco.
 The new furniture for the Silver King hotel has arrived and the hotel will prob ably be opened by the first of the week. The rooms have all been renovated, re- painted, carpeted and provided with hair mattresses, spring bedsteads and new bed clothing Inc new stove for the kitchen has slso arrived, together with other nee essary furniture. Everything about the house will be new and first-class.
 Mir Joseph Flum died at Silver King last Sabbath and was inferred Monday MT. Flum was native of Philadelphia and about forty years of age. He haC been citizen of this county nearly ter years and was one of the original owners
 
 admirable traits in his character, ant those who knew him well esteemed hin !, highly.
 Wo had the pleasure of meeting in ou sanctum, Wednesday, Mr. Frank Czar nowski, superintendent of the South Sil yer King. Mr. Swain, president of tn , company, met him here Thursday, an, they started immediately for Pinal. I is the intention of the company to com mence prospect work on the mine at once The South Silver King company are sue cessors to the Silver King South compan F and are incorporated under the laws C
 New York.
 U While returning from Tu. son Monday . Henry Schoshusen captured young al 5 telope and brought it home with him. is not a very shapely animal, being abou
 two feet high and not more than eightee e inches long, while its underpinning rt O sembles the running gear of a snipe. Her ;. " feeds the deer by means of bottle an 7 rubber nipple, and has become an expel p in manipulating the operation. I'll
 knowledge thus gained may be of use n him at some future time in raising ''litt- if dears" of another species.
 Y Mir. Aaron Mason has sufficiently r l9 covered to be able to leave his room agail 'U He will start for San Francisco within
 few days to attend a law suit brougl of against the Silver King company by ol re Booth The suit is brought to recov le dividends on 10000 shares of stoc ir These shares were an overissue manlp he lated by Booth and were bought in by u
 company. The effrontery of Booth
 trying to collect dividends on this sto
 is surprising, and is liable to land him y San Quentin for sojourn with frauds his kidney.
 CT Mir. Thos, Fish, Mir. Mcclellan and M
 James have commenced work ill the | ,, alto tunnel at Mineral Hill, and will co ar tinue till Superintendent Brown, of t nv Specie Paying, shall have returned a q started work on the last named propert ,le The Rialto is the first south extension ,s- the Specie Paying and shows atine body
 mineral in the tunnel, which has reache,
 depth of 40 feet. The ledge has not be 'eI prospected for horn silver yet. but as 'lu formation is the same as that sf the Spe 'o- Paying which carries chloride in quan ne ties, we are prepared to hear of he nA <.