Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-09

scrutiny of its ingredients and its grand results. It has nothing to fear from truth. Doctors may disagree as to the best methods and remedies, for the cure of constipation and disordered liver and kidneys But those that have used Kid ney-Wort, agree that it is by far the best medicine known. Its action is prompt, thorough and lasting.
 The Southern Pacific Company have landed lumber at Picacho station with tie intention of erecting there large ware house and water tank. This improve ment, it is said, was prompted by the fact that the Gunsight Mining Company are building or making preparations to build wagon road from that district to Plea cho. But there IS enough business at Pi- cacho, without the Gunsight trade, to justify the company in making these pro posed improvements. The Silver Belle district is opening up with every indication that it will be a prosperous camp for a long time to come and Picacho IS its ship ping and receiving point
 Choice Fresh Roll Butter received every week at Ochoa's. 29tf
 ". E. D. Scott, superintendent of the Princeton Mining Company, organized at Princeton, N. J., owning mines in Pinal  county, near the South Pioneer, was in the city to-day just from the mines. Their property is opening up magnif- gently. He had with him some fine specimens of ore from the Ruby mine, showing free gold in large quantities. ter they will want to keep the ore dump well housed, for an able bodied man would have no trouble in packing away small fortune in such orc. We had heard good reports from the property, but were surprised at tho character and richness of the ore-Citi-elt
 4 rich strike was made in tho Desert raine this woek. It consists of about five feet of solid ore averaging $40 per ton and is at the bottom of the eaclined shaft, sixty or seventy feet below the surface. The shaft goes down on the ledge, and shows four feet of vein matter from the surface down. Nsar the sur face the ore was distributed irregularly through this vein matter, which gradu- ally solidifed with depth, til 1t blended into the five feet of solid ore mentioned above The Desert belongs to the Jessie Benton group of mines, and is the one the mill has received its ore supply from since starting. The owners of Jessie Benton stock, hereabouts, are feeling jubilant.
 Just received at J. NJ. Ochoa's, new impo:tations of shawls, blankets, quilts, ladies felt skirts, cotton and woolen fan nels, dress goods of every description, crashes, oil clothes, &c. 20tf
 The Pioneer mill shipped five bars of silver bullion weighing 5,992 ounces, last Saturday, and will ship about the same amount to-day (Saturday) In addition to the bullion, the Pioneer mill will ship from twelve to fifteen tons of concentra- tions each month The new ten stamp mill for the Pioneer South will be ready to start up about the 10th of January, some delay having been occasioned by the work of putting in four additional Frue concentrating tables Tie mill, when completed, will contain eight oi these tables, which are an immense say ing, as the mine will turn out large amount of ore that will concentrate splen- dldly. Everything about the mines and mills is progressing nicely, and we think it safe to say the camp will be perma- nent success, and large bullion pro- ducer.
 MARRIED Florence, 4. T, on Sun
 day, December 3d, A. D. 1882, by J.
 W. Davis, Probate Judge of Pinal
 county, Mir. Louis NJ Cox, Jr., of Flor
 ence, A T., to Miss Martha Davies, of
 San Bernardino, Cal.
 The wedding was a very quiet one, there being no one present but the ladies at the hotel. After the ceremony the young couple left for Tucson to spend the first hours of their honeymoon within the shadows of the honorable and ancient pueblo. Mir. Cox is sober, industrious and worthy young gentleman, and the bride IS an accomplished and amiable young lady. The ENTERPRISE but voices the sentiments of their numerous friends when 1t expresses the hope that the best of Gods gifts may fall to their lot, and that the Love Goddess may carpet, with her amaranthine garlands, their future pathway.
 Two ricks of straw have been des- troyed at the Began ranch below town by fire and the Pima's declare the Papagos are the incendiari"s. Whether guilty of this offense or not, some of the Papagos, making headquarters hereabouts, need } looking after by agent Jackson. They are quiet and well behaved during the l day time, but as soon as the daylight