Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-16

w mention, in thrse psrts nowadays, but they are all heading for Globe and de not tarry long by the way side. Globe is lia- ble to be overstocked if the influx should continue long.
 Salmon Battles, Pigs Feet and Sauer Kraut, in bulk, at Smith & Murray's. 38tf Postmaster Spence and wife, of Globe, passed through here Wednesday en route home from the east We see that it is Prof. Spence now, he having attached ''E. M" to his name. But hs is a royal good below all the same.
 Geo. Acton and Wm. Johnston, both of whom are we'll acquainted here, have formed partnership in the butcher business, at Benson, and are doing well. They are both sober and industrious men and deserve to prosper.
 Mir. J. M 'Ochoa is moving into hIs elegant new quarters this week with his large new stock of general merchandise. He will be able to display his goods to advantage in his new building and will have very attractive place.
 Remember that J. B. Michea, in trade, for cash, receive Mexican. dollars for $1 and American dollars Jor S1 10. 38tf
 J B. Rupley is making preparations to go to work on the Cottonwood mine, To- cated near Butte, and belonging to James Bush and others. It is a fine prospect, and with little more development will make splendid showing
 MT. McAvoy has built a new adobe house on the ranch owned by himself and Charlie Rapp, and located on the river about six miles above town. This ranch will be very valuable property when Min eral Hill comes to the front
 J. NJ. Ochoa has on hand twenty thou sand pounds of good, fresh lime which he offers at S1. 50 per hundred pounds. 34td
 James Dilabaw is sinking a shaft on the north croppings of the Alice mine at Mineral Hill, and every blast knocks out chloride ore of good grade. Ire Alice deserves all the good words that have | been written about it.
 Messrs. Smith S Murray have bought ten thousand pounds of four at the Hay den mill and portion of it was delivered at their Florence store this week. The Hayden is very popular brand of flour and ranks as No. ] in the markets
 Arthur Ixert and John Wyrough, of San Pedro, paid Florence visit this week. The later was formerly knight of the stick and rule. but withdrew from the brotherhood to follow the more lucra- tive and healthful occupation of rsncher and miner.
 Early Rose Seed Potatoes at Smith < Murray's. 38tf
 Recorder Devine and Charlie Rapr have returned from the Papago country and brought with them some very fine ore from a claim shown them by the Pap ago chief They have evidently located a bonanza this time. That country is full of grand properties
 Johnny Sullivan, ono of the owners oi the Jack Rabbit mine, bonanza of the Casa Grande district, was in town thi. week. The mine is looking well and con- tinues to yield large amount of high grade ore which the owners are shipping to San Francisco.
 The farmers of the valley are busy sow ing grain. Some of the field upon which grain was sovn few weeks ago are now carpetod with green and present cheer ful appearance. The acerage of wheat and barley, in this valley, will be much larger this year than it was last year.
 Choice Fresh Roll Butter received evory week at Ochoa's. 29ti
 All the county indebtedness, with the exception of about s2O0, will be paid of by the 1st of January Pinal county's financial condition is a matter of congrat- ulation to her citizens. It is due to the wise and economical management of the Board of Supervisors and the fact should be remembered to their credit.
 Mr Geo Scott and wife and Prof Haskell. of New York, left for Riverside Monday and will go thence to the camT of the Princeton Mining Company, o which company Mir. Scott is superinten dent. Before leaving here for Riverside the gentlemen visited Mineral Hill anc examined some properties there.
 Just received at J. NJ. Ochoa's, new importations of shawls, blankets, quilts ladies felt skirts, cotton and woolen fan nels, dress goods of every description crashes, oil clothes, &c. 29t
 Hon. J. F. Knapp and Mir. J. Whit more, editor of the Tucson Citizen, wer, here Tuesday, returning from Silve King, to which place they went to lool at the Silver King mine. They cam away with the impression that the Kin, eDnt.;o. +ba 1,roast ora IoJv oF or,- VI, T,