Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-05-13

tdlta crop and the wheat and barley VIII be ready for the reaper within two or three weeks. How does this strike those of our eastern cousins who are still trulg inr around in the snow? Winter has not found his way into these parts yet.
 Mr. A. B. Lawson, of Silver King was biviouaced at the Silver King hotel of this growing town this week. He informs us that a force of ten men, under the super intendence of Mir. Hammond have com menced work on the Tilden, which is the east extension of Silver King.
 MT. E. w. Palmer, with characteristic generosity, placed upon our table this week several bottles of old English porter and ale. It was the pure quill, like all of his wines, liquors and cigars. He doesn't keep any other kind. Our thanks are hereby tenderel for the acceptable treat.
 Pete Foreback, of Sacaton was in town this week The trouble between the Pima police and the Quaiates cheated him out of q mine. One of the Indians Ailled had discovered an old mine down in the Quaiate country and was preparin' to show it to Pete. for consideration of s2O.
 The cattle sold at administrators sale Wednesday, went at an average of about Sl4 per head. good figure. They were bought by Messrs W. L. Bailey and Chas Rapp of Florence. The same gentlemen also bought the brand This saved Mir Smith hetrouble and expense of re-brand- jag. There were about 200 head sold.
 Messrs. A. Urben and o. Bonthote, the young French gentlemen who planted out a ten acre vineyard below town this spring. inform us the vines are growing with re- marllable rapidity and many of them will -boar this season. Thy say they never saw a finer vineyarl country. Cuttings bearing grapes the first year is something rarely seen.
 It is fact not generally known that Arizona flies chew tobacco. We should note few more of the weaknesses and eccentricities of these pestiferous little cusses, but our pious predecessor, during his brief but not brilliant career, ex- hausted the subject Our readers will remember that it was a regular fly" or gan under his management,
 Superintendent Dennis has about twen- ty men at work in the Pinal Consolidated mines and the property is fulfilling it's promise. A fine and hi..h-grade milling ore has been struck in the lower workin g. The shelter IS nearing completion. The framework has been finished; the engine, boiler and jacket are in place and it will require but q short time to place the re- maining m ,chinery.
 MT. ", L. Bailey has coach dog of peculiar and fastdious tastes. Nothing but new shoe leather suits him as a diet. He made his last mornings meal of new SIP button Burt" belonging to Mir Cox and v IS looking for more shoe leather to masticate when discovered by the luck less owner of the above mentioned pon- toon. His digestive organs are con- s.ructcd after the plan of sausage mill.
 Peter Will has new and novel way for curing his hens of their desire to ''set , It consists of a coop through which a stream of cold water, about two inches deep, flows. When one of his hens takes a notion to "set," he places her in this coop and every time she squats down the cold water causes her to spring up. He sys it works like charm and two day, in this ori sinal house of correction vii cure the most radical case.
 Johnny Moss has received portion O the goods for his new cigar and tobacco store and is getting ready for business His show cases and the remainder of hi stock will certainly arrive within few days. He has a fine assortment of to baccos, cigars, cigarettes, pipe stems ant smokers material His establishment will he the neates5 of the kind in tht county. We hope Johnny will meet wit success in his new venture; he certainly deserves it in full measure.
 Hon. A. J. Doran spent several days a the county seat this week. He would bt a good man to represent the interests o the county ill the next assembly. Witl Judge Anderson in the council and Mir Doran in the lower house, PinaI county could feel secure. Some of our covetuou reighbors will probably tlr)w out thei grab-kooks to draw in some of our bes territory at the next .cislature and we vii need good men to oppose them A veal delegation would ruin us
 Mir. Latin and son, of San Pedro have completed an arrastra at their Look out mine and made one run with oood re suits. They cannot tell the exact amour of the olean-up yet, for the reason that i IS still in the form of amalgam, but i proves the ore to be high -rade and t, contain about an equal amount of golC and silver. Mir. Latin, Sr., was her, Monday after q barrel of chemicals to us, in reducing the ore, and as soon as h, reaches home the airAstra will be starte, again and run regularly.
 The Sisters of Charity are soriousl, contemplating the establishment of hnarding schnnl at Flnrence Nn tn,rr i,