Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-23

They are to be used in constructing char coal kilns at Butte.
 Mir. Wm. Clark, of the Owl Heads, re- turned, Wednesday, from San Francisco, where he had been visiting for several weeks. He is one of the pioneers of the Owl Heads district and an accomplished and entertaining gentleman.
 There is joy in the household of MT. Wm. Dempsy, at Montezuma. An eight pound boy made his advent there last Saturday, with Dr. Harvey, of this place, as master of ceremonies. We rise to ten der our congratulations
 "The Kid" who was arrested with ''Shoot- 'Em-Up Dick" some months ago, and has since been confined in our jail, was taken to Globe Wednesday, by Deputy Sheriff Beard, to be tried during the term of court which opens up there next week. We would invite the attention of our readers to the advertisement of J. Cham pion, the Pinal and Casa Grande lumber dealer, which appears in this issue. MT. I Champion keeps constantly on hand, a large and well selected stock and his prices can not be beat
 Our esteemed young friend, Lucien Walker, has returned home after a season of leisure and pleasure amid the summer gayeties of Los Angeles and San Diego. He will go direct to the Casa Grande dis trict and after completing his assessment work there will return to work at the Vekol, in which splendid property he has proprietary interest.
 We would respectfully call your atten- tion to the change in Mir. c. w. Tillman's s advertisement. He has fine line of furniture, mattresses, bedding, pictures, picture frames and in fact everything kept in a well regulated furniture store. He brought these goods here to sell and has therefore put a price on them that makes them within the reach of all Give him call
 Mir. Gustave Cox, civil and mining en- gineer, with headquarters at Pinal, was here this week, and announces himself, through the ENTERPRISE, as candidate for County Surveyor. He is fitted by ed ucation and experience to fill the position and we don't believe there will be any opposition to his candidacy. At least we have not heard of any other aspirant for the office.
 The partitions in the Court House have been extend upward to the roof, and now 1t is possible to carry on a conversation in the rooms without being heard in the ad- joining chamber. The jury rooms, over the jail and sheriff's office have been neatly plastered. The building is now complete and is one of the most substantial and convenient structures, of the kind, in the Territory.
 The railroad company has notified the tax collector that it is ready to pay its taxes, which amount to thirteen thousand dollars. This will place our treasury in good condition. Pinal county's financial condition has always been matter of pride to her citizens. Her warrants have nearly always sold at par and her bonds sell at premium of 2I. Pinal is good county to locate in.
 Capt. Blair, with good force of men, is building road through Copper Can yon, to meet the South Pioneer road. When this road and the road from Globe to South Pioneer shall have been com. pleted, Globe will have a more direct. a better and shorter outlet to the railroad than she now has in the Wilcox route. and at the same time this county will be greatly benefited by tie establishment oi this new route.
 Hon. A. J. Doran has completed the repairs and improvements on the Butte road and it is now frst-class thorough fare, as well as being a shorter road than 1t was before the washouts. That portion of the road which crosses the mesa be- tween here and the old Finch ranch lies some distance to the south of the old road and is entirely free from sand. Mr. Dor. an IS a success at road building as wei as at anything else he may elect to undoi. take.
 Adolph Neimann came down from til, Deer Creek coal fields this week. He ha, been at work on coal claim, in that dis trict, for some time past, and gives good reports of the camp. One shaft has boer driven down to depth of two hundred feet, and shows, at the bottom, even 8 finer quality of coal than it does above There are quite number of men at work in the district, and several capitalists whc have secured interests there are only awaiting the final settlement of the reser vation question before commencing de velopment work on large scale. It i: fortunate for Pinal county that at least the major part, if not the whole of this great deposit of bituminous coal, lies within her borders. It will contribute largely to her future wealth.
 The copper discovery recently made il