Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-29

Francisco, Sunday, to join Mrs. Suther land who preceded him thither by several weeks We trust that he will deport 1 himself as becomes model citizen of this truly religious and highly moral burg.
 Mr. w. L. Bailey received fine new refrigerator, Tuesday, for his bar room at ! the Silver King Hotel It is very large one and the closet below the ice chest will hold about 100 bottles. He receives ice every other day from Tucson and always has supply on hand.
 Mir McGonigal was down from Pinal Saturday. His partner and he have done well with their well boring machine. l They have ordered through Jacob Suter number of pumps for Pinal. They have also received orders from this place | for number of pumps.
 1 Col. John Ruckleshoshusen has gone to Santa Monica, Cal, for his health He caught cold in the mines this spring and l the physicians recommended him to spend i the summer months on the sea shore. The Colonel will have gay time with 1 the lads and lasses at Santa Monica.
 The Seventy-Nine mine, the property of Mir. Geo. Scott, is developing into a magnificent property. The cross-cut at the bottom of the new shaft shows fifteen feet of carbonate of lead and the drift is still extending in ore Prof. Hale pro- nounces it one of the largest mines in the Territory.
 J. B. Rupley and the man Abbott, who culty at a camp in the Santa Catalinas, last week, which resulted in the former receiving wound Tn the wrist He is now in the hospital in Tucson Abbott was cleared on the ground of self defense
 Mrs c. D. Henry, of Cottonwood, is here with the intention of remaining a month or so. Her husband and son are busy doing assessment work and were not willing to leave her alone at the camp all day; hence they brought her down here to remain till they shall have com pleted their work for 'S2.
 Mir Hammond returned from San Francisco this week and has commenced the work of erecting the new steam hoist ing works at the Blk. The shaft is down 990 feet. It will be driven a thousand feet without delay and is almost certain to tap the King Ledge at that depth us the latter pitches strongly to the west.
 At raffie for a fine guitar, held Tues day evening, Fred R. Kittle threw fol the ENTERPRISE and captured the instru- ment by majority of one. There were twenty chances at $1 per chance, and or the first round there were two thirty eight throws. The tie was thrown anC resultedcd in favor of the ENTERPRISE by 30 to 20.
 Reports from the Riverside country sa, that the rain fall has been abundant il that section and as a consequence crop are good, stock is in splendid condition and things generally are in very pros porous condition. That portion of tn
 county, like all other sections of it, has l variety of interests and resources tha 5 combine to insure it a golden future. Mir. Geo. Scott, of Riverside, is build ing private school house which will b
 completed inside of ten days and schoo T will commence as soon as the building . ready for use. :. He expresses the belle g that it is better to educate his boys a l home than to send them abroad. NIT
 Scott has the kind of enterprise tha |, builds up a community and makes pro :. gross certain.
 | A private letter from Capt. D. B. Han s ilton, president of the Manufacturer
 National Bank, Waterberry, Conn, cor ( tains the following compliment to tn ENTERPRISE.
 Let me assure you that have req
 the ENTERPRISE with pleasure and T, 0 gard it as one of the liveliest and smar
 est of newspapers with which I am a, 't quainted."
 Sheriff Gabriel contributed very fir :: specimen of orc to the ENTERPRISE cab
 net, Monday. It is from new discover
 lnado last week by James Elder IT IT ledge is a strong one and the ore lool l. rich. It has not been tested yet but wi o certainly run high. The claim is locate e near Riverside, and is called the Ed,
 mine. Messrs. Gabriel and Elder are u f owners.
 o- Mr.C. W. Fuller has placed the ENTEl 10 PRISE corps under obligations by leavir r. in our sanctum fine lot of melons al
 white figs grown at his ranch above Flo
 ence The figs are from the second crC :, of this year and he expects to gather u ~ third crop before Jack Frost makes h
 appearance, He raised three crops " figs last year There is no better fru
 country than the Gila valley
 Mir Tlllman's contract on the new i; y and court house has been completed, al
 the work has been accepted by the Boar " The new offices are to be plastered Y N and will not be occupied by the office W till that work shall have been complete
 This new addition to the court house " ad f,Ir,,ink ,li..a ......... c..