Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-11-25

cordial welcome.
 Charles Tillman received another large installment of furniture and bedding Thursday We might also mention, for the benefit of newly married people, that the shipment included some very hand some baby cradles.
 Master Levi Ruggles celebrated his fifth birthday last Monday evening. A number of ladies and gentlemen attended the party and passed delightful evening Master Levi was the first white male child born in the Gila valley.
 Postmaster Henry, of Cottonwood, was in town this week. He has almost com pleted his assessment work on seventeen claims, some of which show fine ore bod ies. In fact there are but very few poor claims at Mineral Hill.
 *Ladies, if you would be forever re- deemed from the physical disabilities that, in thousands of cases, depress the spirits and absolutely letter all the ener- eies of womanhood, you have only to get Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 Supervisor Geo F. Cook, of Mesaville, was here this week assisting in the official canvass of the vote. The Board com pleted their labors Tuesday. The re- turns from several precincts were some hat irregular but were not deemed suffi- ciently so to invalidate them.
 The official vote of the county, by pre- cincts, will be found in another column. No returns were made from Oracle, Ada Mill or Whitlocks. The Inspectors and Judges of election for those precincts are liable to heavy fine, unless they can show good cause for not holding an cleo tion.
 A full-rigged war sloop will leave the landing of the Gila, Saturday, for the head waters of Salt River The crew has been enlisted and officers selected. We shall act as Captain and Reymert will serve as powder monkey. The sloop will land at Phoenix on the way up and take aboard little Porter.
 Mir. Gustave Cox has been here this week delivering to subscribers his map of Pioneer district It IS handsomely exc cuted and is valuable document. He has two forms of this map, one mounted on rollers, and the other in book form for pocket use. He has large number of each kind not yet disposed of and those desiring to purchase should apply to him at once.
 *x*''Do not grasp at the shadow and lose the substance" Kidney Wort is able to convert you from shadow of your for mer self into the substance of established health. Said sufferer from kidney trou- ble when asked to try Kidney Wort for a remedy. "Tll try it, but it will be my last dose" It cured him and now he re- commends it to all. If you have disor- dered kidneys don't fail to try it.
 Horace L. Smith arrived here from Tucson, Wednesday, and left Thursday for Riverside, to let contracts for assess ment work on the properties belonging tc the new Pinal Copper Company. He will take charge of the property till the 1st ot January, at which time the company pro pose to start up thepfurnace and mines he says. This is good news, not only fol Riverside but for this whole section.
 If parties coming to the city will persist in falling into the numerous dens calling themselves by different 'FUncles," ant find after purchasing that they are swim dled, 1t is their own fault. Take the lit tie trouble to see Uncle Harris name painted on the windows of his store Go first and see him, get his guarantee (writ ten), and you will find that you have bought any article for half store prices Remember the number, 221 Kearny St. between Bush and Sutter
 J. NJ Ochoa has on hand twenty thou sand pounds of good, fresh lime which hc offers at S1. 90 per hundred pounds. 34td Prof White, who is connected with tho stauuch mercantile firm of Bailey 65 Ea ton, Globe, passed through here, Thurs day, en route to Oregon on business. Ht says Globe is as lively and full of busi ness now as it was during it's first boom We are glad to know that our mountain neighbor has passed the stand-still poin in is his and is enjoying that growtl and prosperity it's fine mineral resources entitle it to
 Mir. w. L. Bailey returned home Mon day, having succeeded in rounding up hi cattle on the San Pedro after nine day of constant riding. Charlie Rapp anC Commodore Blair had theirs rounded LII at the same time and the Commodore haC one of his horses seriously gored by mad bovine. Messrs. Rapp and Blai drove their portion of the herd up t, , their Dripping Springs ranch and Mir 5 Bailey took his over to his ranch at Whit