Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-09


 Aux. He will make an entire change in the treatment of it and is confident of good results. He also proposes to build kilns at the furnace and burn his own charcoal, buying wood from all who may have any to sell It will take about four weeks to get everything in readiness for the start, then the furnace will be kept running regularly.
 MARRIED:-At the residence of the brides
 father, near Riverside, on Sept. 2d,
 1882, by the Rev. MT. Groves, Mir.
 George Acton to Miss Mianda T. Bates
 The bride Is daughter of Mr. John T. Bates and young lady of model character and many accomplish ments. Mir. Acton is young man of great personal worth and is in every way worthy of the prize he has won. The young couple have gone to Benson to make their home and fortune We hope that lifes sweetest joys may fall to their lot and that never shadow may cross their sun-Et path.
 We are happy to announce that opera tions will soon be commenced on the con- struction of road connecting Globe with the Howard road on the Finals, thus giv- ing us another practical path to the out side world. There are but three or four miles to be constructed and as soon as finished, the Arizona Stage Company, alive to the fact of Globes approaching boom, will place fine four horse coaches on the road, thus securing to Globe di- rect, comfortable and speedy communica- Globe Chronicle.
 Our mountain neighbors would have saved themselves much trouble and ex- pense by building this road year ago. But better late than never.
 A Mother Superior, of Tucson, was here this week to look this field over with view to establishing a Catholic boarding school. A number of persons in different parts of the Territory have already signihed their intention of send ing their children here in case the school should be established and such encourag- ment will have considerable weight in de- ciding whether or not such an institution would pay here. Father Girard thinks it  is the most favorabld location for such a school to be found in the Territory. It is centrally located, is pleasant and health ful, and building material and labor are cheap. The cost of living is small in com parison with other places, and, ill fact, 1t has more points in it's favor than any other town in Arizona. Further, the sisters will find our citizens ready to lend sub stantial encouragement to an enterprise of that character, as it would be great ben eft to the community.
 Rev. Mir. Girard desires us to call a meeting, to be held at the Court house Sunday afternoon, for the purpose of dis cussing the matter of establishing a first class academy here under the manage ment of the Sisters The latter have de- cided to establish such an institution al some point in the Territory and will name
 Florence as the place, provided they re. ceive proper encouragement from our cit,
 izens. Tie Mother Superior of Tucson
 who was here this week, says she likes tho location and advantages of Florence better
 than those of any other town in the Terri
 tory. There should be large attendance
 at the meet as the matter to be consider
 ed IS of vital importance to this commu nity. Every citizen who has child t, educate, or feels an interest in the futur
 of Florence, should be present. Fathe Girard will be in attendance and submi a proposition for the consideration of tn
 meeting.
 The Indiana Mining Company, wh own the Specie Paying and the Miners f Hill in the Mineral Hill district, hay sent an agent here to examine the prop critics and report the result of his exam n nation to the company. If his repol s should be favorable they will put reduC
 tion works on the river, above Florence
 and open up the mines at once. He pro poses to do some work on the propertie : before he makes his report and has put 
 small force of men to work under M 5 Thos. B. Fish, in the drift at the bottol Il of the 80 foot prospect shaft on the Spt u cie Pay, which taps the ledge nearly tw S hundred feet below the croppings Tn Il drift runs from the hanging wall towar IS the foot wall and has progressed di E tance of forty feet. It Is the intentic II now to drive it on till the hanging wa l. shall have been reached. The breast
 the drift now is all in ore, of good grad e The agent says that if this drift shou n average twenty dollars all the way aero le he would invest considerable in the mil y himself and make arrangements for e Ie recting reduction works at once. It " h probably take ten or twelve days to rea of the hanging wall, then we shall know u 1t result.
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 'i Hon. G. Fl. Oury's Remarks. le Below we print verbatim report
 Hon. G. H. Oury's remarks at the rece |. tion rendered him by the citizens of Flc