Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-05-06
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A tarantula bit Sheriff Gabriel on the hand Monday
 Six bars of bullion camo down from Globe this week.
 Twelve bars of bullion came down from the Silver King mill Wednesday.
 Postmaster Young, of Silver King, IS trying his luck in the boarding house bu- siness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Scott, of Riverside, were among the guests at the Silver King this week.
 Attorney J. W. Davis went up to Pinal Sunday on legal business and to attend a May party.
 Superintendent Deuuis expects to start the Pinal consolidated smelter about the 25th of this month.
 Mr. Holbrook had twenty pupils on re- opening day, but the number has steadily increased during the week.
 MT and Mrs Jose NJ. Ochoa are spend ing the week at Silver King, the guests of Mr and Mrs. Perry Wildman.
 The social club will give no more dances this season, and will stand adjourned till the opening of the winter season.
 Dr. Harvey was confined to his room by illness, this week. We hope to see him speedily restored to lis usual good health. Mir. U. Wilson is building new house |. at Casa Grande, with tho intention of opening boarding house and saloon there. Charlie Palmer is repainting and re- vanishing Mir Aaron Mason's buggies and carriages. He is frst-class artist in this line
 Ant )nc Gironton came down from the Pioneer Camp Tuesday, and says they arc grading for the foundation for the new mill.
 The citizens of Casa Grande had May Day dance Monday evening, at which there was good attendance and world of enjoyment.
 Two tons of ore from the Mineral Creek copper claims, recently sold to eastern parties by Recorder Devine, have been shipped to San Francisco to be tested.
 Andy Hall, who came down from Globe Monday, says all the reports about the White Mountain Indians donning their war paint and taking the field were false
 A gentleman representing large syn dieate of capjlist-, is expected here soon to examin mining properties with view to purchasing. He represents millions.
 Tho bond on the Tweed and O'Brien copper mines has expired, we understand, and the property revcrts back to the orig inal owners. The latter received large forfeit
 Mir. Peck, of Butte, was in town this week He and Mir. Moss own some good iron leads near that place and expect to dispose of them to the company for Aux ing purposes.
 The ENTERPRISE has been particularly favored this week. It was made the re- cipient of bouquets and call from bevy of pleasant ladies. It is always lat home to such visitors.
 Mir Robt Williams, of Silver. King arrived here Saturday and during the ev- ening was attacked by his old complaint. He was in critical condition for some fine, but is steadily improving now.
 Reports says that Mir. Joseph Haskins will pay down within week s30,OO0 ot the purchase money for the copper prop critics he recently bonded at Riverside He generally accomplishes what he un dertakes.
 A prominent mining man will arrive here next week to make thorough ex animation of the numerous properties al Mineral Hill Tn the interest of a large company He is first-class shelter anC will give preference to properties yielding smelling ore
 Thos. Graves and Uncle Dave Pott. came in from the Cole district Wednes day, and report everything lovely in that quarter. Mr. Graves brought in witt him the finest specimen of colt flesh oveI seen in the West. It would be dificul to match it.
 MT McCann, of Philadelphia, arrived here Thursday, on his way to Pinal. HC is a brotherin-law of the late Josepl Flum, and after arranging for the settle ment of the latter's estate, will return t, the Quaker City, taking the remains O Mir. Flum with him.
 We learn from James Elder, who cam, down from Riverside Monday, that Pro fessors Aimes and Miller were in tha neighborhood last week examining tn, Black Ben and other properties. The, made Mr. Elder an offer for one of hi copper claims, but he refused it.
 A fellow, whose photograph has orna inented no less than tworogre galleries, ha q sneaking intention of running gforcouncil manfrom this county. Ifweconcludet etomal this full l-rigged newspaper sloop during tn campaign and he concludes to venture int the field, look out for loud and livel, cruise
 Roadmaster Warner, obcdient to hi instructions from the snnerrisnrs is lnrnl