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 guilty. It is great pity that the citi- zens of Globe did not swing him up be- side his brother and Hawley, for he was as guilty as they, having first suggested the crime and taken the lead in planning 1 it.
 Mr. Lucien Walker came in from the Casa Grande district, this week, and re- ports increasing activity in that meritorious section. Messrs. Robardt and Sullivan are still piling high grade ore on the dump at the Jack Rabbit. They shipped three thousand pounds of very rich ore to San Francisco last week. The Vekol still grows larger and better, and the flu ture of the whole district looks bright and encouraging.
 A number of Boston capitalists, who had been over to Globe to examine some mining property, passed through here this week. They did not find anything to suit them and will give Pinal county trial soon. Indications point to a rush of eastern capitalists into Arizona this fall, and Pinal county will receive attention from great many of them. Slowly, but steadily and surely, this little but match less county is marching to the van. Merit cannot be kept in the dark.
 Owing to the mixed condition of poll tics in this county, Messrs. Geo. Taylor and Frank Griffin, active members of the go-as-you-please committee, desire us to submit to the voters of the county, the following go-as-you-please ticket: For councilman-; for assemblyman-; for sheriff; for recorder for treas urer-; for district attorney-; for probate judge; for supervisors-. Each man voting this ticket will receive five cent cigar and ten cent chromo, postage prepaid to any address.
 A number of our prospectors are now looking for iron lodges for Superintendent Mason, of the Pinal Consolidated, and dozens of locations have been made. A number of samples of the kind of iron ore wanted have been brought in and the question of iron suitable for Aux may be considered as good as settled. There is hardly doubt but that some of the dis coveries made will fill the bill As we have said before, Mr. Mason will make . success of the Pinal Consolidated.
 MT. Harry Brook announces himself, through the ENTERPRISE this week, as a candidate for county recorder. Mir Brook has been associate editor of the Pinal Drill for year past and to him it owes whatever merit it may possess as a newspaper. We have met the gentleman upon two occasions only and therefore our knowledge of his character and attain ments is limited. He pad us call last week and we found him pleasant and gen tlemanly.
 Mir. R. 0. Brown, of the Tucson Citi- zen, was welcome visitor at these news paper headquarters this week. Mir Brown was nominated for the assembly by the recent republican convention of Pima county, and the voters of Pima will do themselves honor, and at the same time serve their interests, by electing him. AS one of the editors and proprietors of the Citizen, Mir. Brown has performed great deal of gratuitous and telling work in the interest of Pima county and his el- ection in November would be fitting and deserved recognition of his services.
 Men of means, in Tucson, are enq uir- ing about the land, and water for irrigat- ing purposes, in the valley surrounding Florence. These are straws indicating the direction of the wind. In answer to these inquiries, we would say, that there IS an abundance of water here for irrigat- ing purposes, and our soil has just double tho productive capacity of any other soil in the Territory. This is not a newspa- per lie, but fact that can be verified by any man who may take the trouble to as- certain the number of bushels of grain raised to the acre here, and compare the figures with the average yield per acre in other sections. The superiority of this valley as fruit growing section can also be proven by comparison. And for cli- mate and health, it is the premium spot of the west. Come and see for youselves
 Reymert is very industriously circulat- ing the report that Hinson Thomas is running for recorder in the interests of Mr. J. Devine. This is campaign lie of the pure quill. MT. Thomas and MT. Devine arc each running upon their indi- vidual merits and interests; each striving to win for himself. Reymert's object in circulating this report is to draw all the persons not friendly to Mr. Devine to the support of Mr. Brook. That would be the natural result should he succeed in making,the people believe that Mir. Devine and Mir. Thomas were in collision. It is a very old and very common but trans parent electioneering dodge" Does any one of average understanding suppose, for moment, that the Republican con. vention would have endorsed Mir. Thomas