Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-06-24

King, will be sold at Sheriff7s sale in front of the Court House, Florence, on the 17th of July next, under an execu- tion held by MT. Lawson.
 MT. William Jennings is preparing to move out to the Jessie Benton mine, to remain during the heated term. He will probably assist in completing and starting the Jessie Benton mill, being experienced and skillful in the reduction of ores. Gus Schamp has transferred his base of operations from Cottonwood to Butte, and is keeping the Pinal Consolidated restaurant. If experience counts for anything, he ought to understand the business of running a first-class eating 1 house.
 Jerre Freyer is making number of neat Improvements at his Casa Grande hotel, and when they are completed he will have one of the most comfortable and roomy hotels in this neck O woods.
 
 is in charge of the wood work.
 The miners of the Pioneer district, sp- | prcciating the value of the opportunity afforded them by the Denver Exposition, are preparing to make good showing. 1 Every district in the county should be represented. Those failing to make an exhibit will regret their mistake in the 1 future.
 The Wedge and Home mining claims, and all the machinery and buildings be- longing to the Northern King Mining and Milling Company, were sold at Shcr- ifs sale in front of the Court House at Florence last Monday. They were bought by Mir. J. W. Davis of this place for $500.
 Mr. Geo. L. Miller and wife, of Pinal, returned from San Francisco Thursday. They were called thither by the death of Mir Miller's father. The deceased was well known here and ranked high in the estimation of our peopel. He was man of noble parts and had lived an honorable, active and useful life.
 Mr. Gregg, the carpenter who was in the employment of Charles Tillman for some time past, has gone East to visit his old home and make arrangements for shipping a well-boring machine hither. Upon his return here he will go into the well-boring business, which promises to prove very profitable.
 Mir. Wm. A. OConnor, who left here last week for San Francisco, on account of i'll health, was compelled to leave the train at Los Angeles and take refuge in the Sisters hospital, where he is now suffering with severe attack of fever. His father has joined him and will see that he Is well cared for.
 Dr. H. II. Davis, of Pinal, was hero this week attending one of NIT. Aaron Masons little children. Mir. Mason seems to be particularly unfortunate in this re. spect lately; as soon as one of his family recovers from an attack of sickness an other one is taken down. A few weeks since his entire family was i'll.
 Fred Adams, Charlie Palmer and Dar Crockcr went down to the Papago coun try this week to prospect the Silver Bell, and some other valuable claims in whicf they arc interested. It is probable tha they will send case of samples to th' Denver Expedition. The Silver Belle shows some wonderfully rich ore.
 Two worthies who were caught in tn, act of tapping Charlie Rapp's safe wer' arrested Monday, and released Tuesda, on their own recognizance. Shortly afte gaining their liberty they took passag for Phoenix. They were to appear fo trial at o'clock Thursday. The way o the trsnsgressor is not hard in this coun try.
 Mir. Custave Cox, of Pinal, was her this week, making another canvass in tn interest of his map of Pioneer, Miners Hill, Cole and Rodgers mining districts
 He has secured ffty-two subscribers, an I as soon as he can swell the list 10 eight will send the map to New York for pull t lcation. He hopes to have it complete E in time for the Denver Exposition. Peter Will has novelty in the way (
 canes He is thinking about sending itt T Denver to show what Arizona is capabl 4 of producing. If he would only send a to Boston and place it on permanent e1 l. hibition there as a specimen of Arizon @ production, Massachusetts forty thot
 sand old maids would be seen marchin e toward this sun-kissed land in solid co # umn and at a Maud s. gait. d Mir. Lawson, of Silver King, was y town this week. The property of tl l. North King Company was sold under
 judgment held by Mir. Lawson. He W. e superintendent of the company, and the r. were indebted to him not only for salar, e but for his individual money spent in d h veloping their property. His clai |, amounts to s5,s93 9l, and the costs l. the suit amount to $1 ,086.88.
 Hon. A. J. Doran was in town Tue d day. He has delivered about one thor h sand tons of ore to the Pinal Consol D. dated smelter, and is increasing tl 'e amount daily by the delivery of thirtee os tons. The new smelters arrived Mond; n and are preparing to start the furnac
 They do not propose to start up unt