Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-29

buggy top to use in travelling between Pi- nal and Casa Grande He is also build ing store-room 1Sx54 feet at Casa Grande, in which to store his stock of doors, window frames, blinds, etc. He has large stock of the latter on hand and proposes to keep it well assorted up.
 The balance on hand in the county treasury on the lst of April was as fol- lows: General fund, $9S3. 36; contingent fund, S146.71; county road fund, Sl, ,759.- 5l; county school fund, 2,053. 55; Terri torial general fund, s526. 13; Territorial school fund, S22S 21; courthouse and jail building fund, S3, ,297 20; public sinking fund, '77 and '79, S1o4.67, s1O467; to- tai, s9,2o413.
 There is every reason to believe that the capitalists who hold bond on the Reward mine, in the Casa Grande dis trict, will take the property. They paid S5, ,000 down with permission to develop hlO nave AOICe OA IhiAly inOh ab hOAA OAA the property now. They shipped lumber from Casa Grande last week, toput up build ings at the mine. This, considering that their bond will expire within a few days, looks as if they meant to take the prop erty. Certainly they would not go to all this expense, so near the expiration of their bond, unless they intended to pur- chase. The bond calls for fifty thousand dollars, and is payable to the Chilson brothers
 The school marm from San Carlos passed through here Tuesday, returning east She is one of those good religious, but deluded souls who supposed Apaches could be christianized, and came hither for the purpose of stufing them with gospel and book learning. She persisted in the work for some time, but has given it up in disgust While here she declared that the more you try to civilize them, the meaner they get, and that the only sure way to regenerate them is to blot them out. No one familiar with them will take issue with her on this point, but should she express such sentiments upon her arrival east, God help her. The sen timental deacons will ostracise her from christian society and look upon her as a thing to lothe.
 In response to the call of Pima county for cooperation in putting citizen fore, in the ield against the Apaches, Pima county, the smallest but best, was the only that answered favorably. Her re ply was, we will furnish twenty-five good men as soon as possible. Yavapai an swered that she was free from hostile In dians just now, and could tender only sympathy to her brethren of Southerr Arizona. Such an excuse will not re dound to the credit of Yavapai. Pinal anc Pima counties are as free from hostile In dians as any country in the Territory, bu are not so blinded by selfshness as to b. unable to see that the interests of the Ter ritory as whole are at stake. We be lieve the majority of Yavapai's citizen will repudiate the language of Mir. Roden burg's reply.
 The lastshipment of ore from the Vezo mine of the Casa Grande district, was tn richest cargo yet sent out from that wonde mine. It consisted of twenty-two ton and every ton of it milled over fourhu dollars. The owners of this rich mine Messrs Brady and Walker, refused a offer of one murdered thousand dollar for the property, last week. It grow richer and larger as the development wor progresses, and it is becoming more evideu every day that It has no superior in tn Territory. There are now six hundere tons of ore on the dump, and as soon 3 1 this pile can be increased to one thousan tons the owners will put up mil. The are now prospecting for water with tn
 purpose in view. They have splendi
 well at the mine now, which furnishe
 water for about four murdered Indians, large amount of stock, besides the watt used at the mine, and it seems impossib to lower the water in this well, but Messr . Brady and Walker are determined thi no mistake shall pc made on the wat, question. They propose to koow exactl how much water can be secured befol
 they commence on a mill.