Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-05-06


 sen, Richard Brady and ye Editor re- paired to the residence of MT. John B. Remy, Monday, and enjoyed magiicent May Day dinner, prepared by Mrs. Ed. Lanoue, her mother and Mrs. Bailey. After dinner the time was divided be- tween music, games and soclal chit-chat, and world of pleasure was crowded into the few brief hours that marked the du- ration of the entertainment. We hope the Fates will permit us to spend our next May Day at the same place and with the same jolly and agreeable company
 An adjourned meeting of the board of supervisors was held Tuesday. The only business of import tnce transacted was the appointing of Charlie Palmer public ad- ministrator and the opening of bids for tho additional issue of jail and court house bonds, amounting to three thousand dol lars The only bidder was - Fried, of Tucson, who bid the par value of the bonds. His bid was accepted and the clerk of the board, obedient to instruc- tions, notified him of the fact. He promptly remitted three thousand shining shekcls and the. bonds were delivered. The credit of Pinal county still continues No. 1.
 We havereceivedf from Mir. Gustave Cox a subscription list for his new map of Pio- neer district, including Mineral Hill, Rogers and Cole districts and Box Can yon and Martinez Canyon. The object of circulating this subscription list is to ascertain how many maps can be disposed of before Mir. Cox undertakes the ex- pense of having them printed. The price of the maps will be $5 in book form and | S7 on rollers. The terms of subscription are $1 down and the balance on delivery. Those paying the full price at the time of subscription will be given the benefit of S1 discount Those of our citizens de string to subscribe for the maps can do SC by calling at this office.
 One of Mir. w L. Bailey's fire horses attempted to jump the corral Tuesday night, but failed in the undertaking and anchored himself on top the fence with his fore feet on one side and his hind feet on the other. He remained in this un- comfortable position til morning, and in his futil efforts to extricate himself from the dilema skinned and bruised his flesh to such de, rec that the yard men, upon discovering him in the morning, wondered who had hung fresh beef across the fence. He was removed and taken to MT. Mason's pasture to rusticate and re- cover. He will probably exhibit little ''horse sense" the next time he feels an inclination. to test his accrobatic qualities
 THE Pima police from Sacaton were sent down to the Papago camp, near the Vekol mine, Monday, to arrest some Pap agoes, who lad been making tiz-win. They effected the arrest, but shortly af- terward the dusky denizens of the village turned out and attempted rescue. The police fired into them, killed one and wounded several. The police then re treated toward the agency, but when they reached the Quajate well the enraget Papagoes made another attack upon them which resulted ill another corpse among the assailants and several more wounded The police were armed with Winchester rifles, and had the Papagos been as wei equipped for a fight, there would have been desperate conflict. The latter tribe has no fre arms worthy the name
 We had the pleasure of meeting at thC recorders office "Wednesday, MT. Hellings superintent of the South Pioneer mine He informed us that the company purpos building immediately a ten-stamp mill with a capacity for twenty stamps. Tn mill will be provided with Frue concen traitors. Two tons of ore have been sen to San Francisco to be thoroughly tested for the purpose of determining the bes method for its treatment. Mir. Helling has been making experimental tests O the ore at the Mack Morris mill, and talk ing the results of these operations witt the tests to be made at San Francisco he will know how to treat it successfully He thinks the ore will work up to 75 pc cent. The mine continues to improve an shows good ore bodies of high grade Mr l Hellings thinks that outside of the Slve } King it is the richest mine in this section Our young friend, F. H. Stevens, al rived here yesterday from San Carlos t take charge of the Buckalew tE Ocho mercantile establishment. He is a youn
 man of good business capacity and pc, feet gentleman. We are glad to welcom
 him as a citizen of our town. Mir II. E
 Montgomery, the assignee of the lat l firm, has settled up their liabilities an g brought them through their financial diff Q culty with that success we predicted fo Q him when he took hold of the matter : He will go east within few days to spen |, the summer and return to Florence in tn l fall to look after the many valuable min n ing claims he owns in this county We dc s sire to say in this connection that our bus l mess relations with MT. Montgomery, e1 s tending through ten months, have bee
 of the most pleasant character. He is
 correct and thorough businessman wit
 whom it is pleasure to deal. We sha