Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-03-11
AIizona Weekly Enlefprise
 oHENoE' \. ( \ ,kY. MAR II, '82
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Globe Tuesday.
 A new cigar and tobacco store will be opened on Main street soon.
 Silver King made another large ship ment of concentrations this week
 Mir. Holbrcok, the school teacher, is confined to his room bv illness.
 Mir. Aaron Mason is suffering from se- rious indisposition, occasioned by vacci- nation.
 Henry Schoshnsen had fine horse stolen from his ranch, near Riverside, Sunday night
 Some Chica % caritalists are necotia- tin for property at Mineral lin with fair prospect of securine it.
 Our genial frierd, A. W. Sharn, has added one to the infantile population of the valley It is of the gentler sex.
 Mir. z. Iiukton returned to San Fran cisco Thursday. and will remain there month or so looking after the interests of his company.
 Mir Jas Ritche arrived here from Los Angeles yesterday, to accept position in Bien & Atkinson's blacksmith and wagon making shop.
 Messrs. Wilson and Leblanc have opened a bit saloon in Wilson's new buildiuo on Main street, and have good assortment of wines, liquors, etc
 Superintendent Merritt, of the Jessie Benton Consolidated, left for the Owl Heads Thursday, to direct the work at the mines.
 Mir Donnelly, of the Pinal Consolidated, arrived here Monday, and went up to Butte to superintend the erection of the company's shelter. He brou,.t some workmen with him.
 Judre l. D. Walker, of the Owl Head mining district of Arizona, is at the U. s. Hotel. The Judge is one of the oldest lo- cators in that rich district, and is now owner of the celebrated Vekol mine Mirror.
 Three wee, white recruits to the femi- nine gender of the valley have arrived by chance, the usual way, this week. That's what we need. White girls in this Ter ritory, like printers dimes, are few and far between.
 There appears to be considerable min ing boom in Pinal county The ENTER PRISE is full of of reports of big strikes and rich finds No doubt but what our sister county has monumented plenty of them. All that is necessary IS develop ment to fully establish the act.-iStar. Two German gentlemen, from San Francisco, were at Mineral Hill this week examining properties, with view to investing. They were satisfied witf what they saw, but wanted some properties now under bond, and desired to wait awhile to see if the latter would be for feited.
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs John Loss died here Wednesday, and wal taken to Casa Grande for interment This is the second time death has entered the home and touched with. sorrow tn, hearts of these esti.nable people. They have the sincere sympathy of the com munity.
 Charlie Beckwith has bought block o ground west of Main street and will util ize it as garden. He has commenced tn work of planting and handles hoe witt the grace and skill of a veritable granger Charlie is a good citizen and we are ga to see that he has concluded to camp wit US.
 Mir. Robert Williams has sufficient recovered from his late illness to leave hi room and walk about the streets. Whe he arrived here from tie King some tw weeks since Lis condition was precarious but the skill of Dr. Harvey and the GU rative powers of our valley climate brou h him throu gh safely.
 Mir. Henry Donnelly will act as geners manager of the Pinal Consolidated here till the shelter is completed and in oper; ton. He was superintendent of the Et reka Consolidated for number of veal and is an experienced shelter. Unde his direction the Butte shelter cannot b otherwise than successful.
 Messrs. Miles and O'Connor started semi-weekly stage line Wednesday, b, tween Florence and Mineral Hill, ut T, duced rates. From Florence to CottoI wood, they charge for passengers, $. 0, and from Cottonwood to Florence, $2. 5i For frei ght they will charge one cent p, pound and will carry the [. $. mail.
 About forty ladies and gentlemen Pinal and silver King, resolved theI selves into picnic party, sunday, al repaired ot the King pump station whi' Is located in a wooded and picturesql basin lying in the lap of the mountain just east of the mine. Here they spe the day in social amusement and, accor ing to report, had a royal good time.
 Mrs. Began, Miss Rebecca Rowe, M Culver and wife, and Mir Mat Cavenes