Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-02
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 Judge Walker, of the Vekol, was in town this week.
 The offices at the Court House have been provided with neat new stoves We were pleased to receive a pleasant call from Mir. Clark, of American Flag, this week.
 Mir. AtchleY and the Pierson Brothers, of San Pedro, were in town this week, laying in supplies.
 Dr. Davis and Louie Romy came down from Butte Thursday to attend the Thanksgiving ball at the Court House. There are about fifty men at work on the Globe and Casa Grande road and they will soon have tho work completed.
 AIr T. K. Anderson. of Butte, is guar tered at the Silver King. He is just re- covering from an attack of the mountain fever.
 Do you need nice single-stone dia- mond ring, worth e5O, for $2O7 At Un- cle Harris 221 Kearny Street, between B ush and Sutter.
 Faded articles of all kinds restored to their original beauty by Diamond Dyes. Perfect and simple. 10 cents, at all druggists.
 Louis Deputy, the premium talker of the railroad metropolis, sometimes called Casa Grande, was in town this week, swapping jokes with the boys.
 Mr. Harry Jones, of Silver King, is out at Mineral Hill, doing assessment work on the claims owned by himself, Robt. Bowen and others.
 Mir. Frank Shields, of the San Pedro, while branding calf, this week, was kicked by the animal and painfully, though not seriously injured.
 In our statement of the official vote last week, We credited seven votes at Sac aton to Mir. Hardesty when we should have credited them to Judge Goodwin. The citizens of Pinal gave select ball on Thursday evening, and had royal good tins One of the most attractive features of the occasion wag superb sup per.
 Madame Rumor says the Chilson Bros have sold another mining property in the CasA..Grande district for large consider ation. We could not learn ths particu- lars.
 Henryz5Schoshusen received the solid vote of the county for Public Administra- tor and no better man could have been selected for the position. He is both in- tslligent and honest.
 Frank Ma1ield and Charlie Weiser came down from Mineral Hill this week. They are building an arastra at Mesquite Springs and propose to turn out bullion. We wish them success.
 John Ruckslshausen..and Johnny Mor- an came down from Mineral Hill Thurs day. The former has completed his ass sssnent work in that district and is well satiS6cd with the showing his property makes.
 Supt. Hellings' son came down from Pioneer, Tuesday, sn route to San Fran cisco He is in poor health and think, the climate of the Golden state will agree with him better than tho winter weather at Pioneer.
 Julius Creveau shot and killed a mar by the name of Rose, at Hastings Friday evening. We could not learn the partic ularI but understand that there was woman in the case. The murderer is stil at large
 We have been told that disagreement on tho process to be used in treating tn, ore at the Hastings mill caused the stop page of work at the mine and mill w, cannot say whether this is true or not but hope it is.
 Mrs John T. Bartleson entertained number of friends Thursday and treated them to one of the most complete and pal atable dinners we were ever permitted t, enjoy. Her knowledge of the cuisine ar could not bs excellsd
 Alfalfa seed in any quantity desired a Ochoa's. 33t AL Robardt, of Casa Grande, returne, from Tucson this week. While at tn metropolis he disposed of a one-quarte interest in an extention of the Jack Rab bit mine for S2, 300 cash. Score on more for the Casa Grando district
 Mir. John T. Bates, of San Pedro, wa in town this week, after load of fou for himself and neighbors. He takes hi defeat philosophically. No doubt h would have made an efficient member C the Board had he been elected. The figs in Fuller's orchard are just b, ginning to ripsn and they are the thir crop for this season. The last cIop is large and fine in quality as the first cro