Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-16

but still retains the lodging house and feed corral. He will divide his attention between these and his mines. Jere says the railroad metropolis will come up smil ing with candidate for supervisor and we agree with him in claiming that that important and growing section is entitled to consideration in this matter. It Is very modest in it's demands for recogni- ton, claiming only one office out of the many while other sections are asking for all of them. The candidate will be bus mess man.
 THE Prescott Courier pays the following compliment to our candidate for assembly, man; "Judge J. w. Anderson, of Pinal county, is urged to run for the legislature. The Judge was the Cotuier's first choice for delegate to congress, but as he refused to run against his friend Oury. his name was not mentioned in the convention. We consider Judge Anderson one of the hOlCoI hilu DuACSl lhiClA HI <1AlLOAlo. LIS services in the last legislature were of great benefit to the Territory, so it is the desire of many people all over the Terri tory that he will this year come to Pres colt and assist in framing good and whole some laws.
 The agent for the Indiana mining com pany whose property is at Mineral Hill, was down at the river Saturday, few miles above Florence, examining the fall of the river and the lay of the land along the banks for the purpose of ascertainng whether or not water power could be secured. He says that if he can secure a water power there by an expenditure of twenty thousand dollars, he would not put up steam power as he could save that amount in wood in a short time. If the drift across the ledge at the bottom of the shaft on the Specie srSring should open good body of ore he will make ar rangements to commence the erection oi reduction works on the river at once.
 Mir. c. D. Henry, of Cottonwood, wa here Wednesday, on his way to, the uppel Colorado, beyond the Prescott country in quest of some copper and silver mine he was compelled to abandon in '63 b, the hostiles. The claims at that time be longed to s company he had organized il San Francisco, but the Indian hostilitie continued so long after the abandonment of the property that the company went t pieces and was never reorganized. Onl two men beside Mr. Henry knew tn whereabouts of the claims and they wer killed by the Indians. Mr. Henry think they have not been discovered by othe parties as they are in an out-of-the-wa place and as they are very rich he is desil ou4 of relocating them.
 Miss Randall, an accomplished youn
 lady of San Francisco, arrived here Wee
 nesday, and will spend the winter in Flo
 ence as the guest of Miss Jenners. Sl
 comes in the hope of finding relief fro,
 asthmatical affections and will not be di
 appointed. as the climate of Florence
 an infallible remedy for all pulmonal
 complaints. We challenge any man
 cite case of asthma in which it has faile
 to effect cure. But we only claim u
 relief as permanet while the subject r
 mains here. As soon as they go back
 a climate where the humidity is high u
 disease may be redeveloped, though V
 know of some persons restored here, WI
 have returned to California and remaint
 permanently without experiencing any T
 newal of the complaint.
 The ENTERPRISE received thousal } pounds of new job papers from St. Lot
 this week. It consists of bill heads, lt ter heads, note heads, envelopes, card ! statements, flat papers, in fact every V, iety of stationery found in we'll regsils ) cd job office. We pay cash for our m terial and thereby secure liberal discou , from current prices. This enables us
 do job work at the lowest prices, a , when it comes to beauty of press wo
 and style of design and execution, throw down the gauntlet to any printi
 establishment in Arizona. Jot the
 things down in your note book and wh
 you need anything in this line give us
 call. If we should fail to satisfy you will make you present of the work a
 let you kiss our baby-provided you c
 find it.
 : Judge G. L. Wratten returned l h week from tour of inspection, throu t Sonora and New Mexico. He went as
 as Guaymas in the former country and
 far as Albuquerque in the latter Tel e tory. He thinks Guaymas is the fut1 e seaport city of this coast, but believes Ia is too early for Americans to settle tn 's and has decided to locate at Alburquerc Q till Guaymas becomes more Americaniz 70 He gives glowing accounts of the gro' n and prosperity of the former town ; le thinks it will be the chief city of \ @ Mexico before many years more. Hc Id disposing of his household effects prep 'd tory to his departure for that place. g. regret to see the Judge and his estima
 wife leave us, but as they must go, an hope that Fate may deny them neit s. profit nor pleasure in their new home. ei Hill DeArmitt returned from the ey IL: Hi. n,