Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-02

e9r, 1uesuay, with ms team ana says II IS one of the liveliest camps in the Terri tory. He made the trip from Casa Grande to Pioneer in six days and half and hauled $500 pounds of freight with six animals. He will stop freighting for a while now to put in crop on his ranch above town He has one hundred acres under cultivation and raises two crops each year. He raises wheat crop first and as soon as that Is harvested, blows under the stubble and plants corn and beans, both of which mature before frost. That kind of farming pays.
 J. NJ Ochoa has on hand twenty thou sand pounds of good, fresh lime which he offers at $1 90 per hundred pounds. 34td.
 Superintendent Mason, of the Pinal Consolidated, left for San Francisco, Wednesday, to purchase some new ma chinery for the company. He will return next week and bring with him Prof Ar net, who will take charge of the shelter The assistant smelter is already on the ground. The preparations for restarting the furnace have been completed and op- erations will begin as soon as Messrs. Ma son and Arnet return from San Francisco We feel confident that the furnace will be run successfully under the new manage ment
 We call the attention of Arizonians to the Central Pacific Hotel. This Hotel occupies block containing 120 rooms, running from 336 to 360 Fourth Street and is the best second-class house in San Francisco. It is centrally located and of easy access to all of the business portion of the city and places of amusement. The price of board and lodging, seventy five cents per day, makes it the cheapest house in the city. Prompt attention | from polite walters. Water and gas in every room. It's genial proprietor, Mr. Farrell, takes pride in making his patrons feel perfectly at home. Give him a trial once and you will never atop elsewhere.
 Jesse Hardesty returned from Globe Wednesday and says the people of that section are urging their representatives to secure the passage of bill at the next legislature, providing for the establish ment of county courts. We advocated this measure during the campaign and are still in favor of it, provided, of course, that it does not increase the expenses of the county. Judge Anderson will look after the matter for this county and therefore we deem it unnecessary for us to discuss the merits ot the proposition. He understands the question thoroughly and we are willing to leave 1t to him entirely, having i'm plicit confidence in his wisdom and judg. ment
 Blanket lined clothing and woolon un- dsrwsar at Ochoa's. 33ti
 The Thanksgiving ball, at the Court House Thursday evening, drew well and was source of genuine pleasure. It was the opening of the winter season and will bs followed by dances at regular intervals till the return of summer. These gather ings are the only social amusement we have, and our people should taks pains to make them attractive and enjoyable It would be proper to suggest in this connec- tion masquerade ball, for Christmas evening" We have heard a number oi persons express themselves as being in favor of such an entertainment and haven't the slightest doubt but that il could be made a success. Costumes could be procured at either San Francisco or Tucson at moderate cost, we undostand. This would be pleasant way to celebrate Christmas.
 Fitted cherries, preserved apricots, Al den apples snd peaches A general stock of Fancy Groceries always kept on hand st Ochoa's. 33t
 The new tunnel on the Specie Paying at Mineral Hill, is all in ore. It runs ir on the ledge at the north end of the claim over 100 feet below the highest croppings. There is no wasts rock 1T this tunnel; every pound taken out is pay mineral. Taking the ore and ledge mat ter Just as it comes from the tunnel ana the average, by assay, is SAP. Consider ing the quantity, and the latter is the most important feature of mine,-tht average is unusual and will make the Specie Paying one of the best paying properties in the Territory. The com pany has set aside ten thousand dollar. in hard cash which they propose to spend in development work, commencing abou the middle of January with force of If teen or twenty men and as soon as the mine shall have been thoroughly opened 8 mill will be put up.
 One Ly one the campaign prevsrica tions come to light as the smoke of tn, contest clears away and some of them ar, 80 palpable we wonder that people coulC have given them credence. One of tn, gauzies specimens we have yet discovered