Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-15

Mir. W. Fl. Sutherland, of the Arizona stage company, returned from San Fran cisco Tuesday. He is making arrange ments to put new stock on his line between here and Casa Grande and between here and Pinal and Silver King. The board of supervisors engaged Hor- ace L. Smith, last week, to assist the dis trict attorney in prosecuting the tax suit against the railroad company The case was argued Thursday and the court took the matter under advisement.
 Mir. Harrington showed us some rock, Monday, from the Great Eastern, that was full of malable silver. The claim is situated near the Big Cottonwoods, and was located some time since, but no work was done until the past few days
 Charlie Weiser, Johnny Moran and Pat Morgan came in from the Owl Heads district yesterday, having discontinued work there for the present. The shaft they were sinking is down twenty-five feet and makes a fattering showing.
 The Pinal Consolidated company have struck fine body of ore in their lower tunnel at depth of about 260 feet. They have a great quantity of good ore in sight in the different workings and are beginning to pile it out on the dump. MT, Latin, of San Pedro, paid us call yesterday and presented us with rich specimen from his Lookout mlne. He is preparing to build an arrastra to work his ore, and will continue by this method till he is able to buy and erect a mill.
 Horace Kelley, an old newspaper man and printer whose obituary has thrice been written, and over whose imaginary grave a wealth of water has been wasted is now on the typographical staff of the ENTERPRISE. He is q very active corpse.
 Our friend, Fred Adams, of Butte, was here this week on the grand jury, and re- ported at these newspaper headquarters. He would have had the cars running on the Pinal Consolidated company's tram way had he not been called hither by the court
 MT. Geo. Beers, an old-time printer and journalists, is making temporary headquarters here. He assisted in the capture, some years ago, of the famous California bandit, Vasquez, and wrote a history of the outlaw. He is a genuine Bohemian.
 Henry Schmidt has moved into a room on Main street, formerly occupied by Chas. Tillman as carpenter shop. This makes the third time he has moved his shoemaker shop establishment since locat- ing here few months ago. He is set tied now.
 Recorder J. J. Devine paid over to the clerk of the District Court, this week, $954 library fees, and the amount has been deposited in the Pima County Ma tional Bank. He received from the court a receipt in full for all amounts due the library fund.
 The ENTERPRISE was made the recip- tent of very pleasant call Tuesday from Mir. Robt. Bowen, foreman of the Silver Kline, and MT. McCallen and MT. Jones, his partners in the mining business. They make q trio of pleasant gentleman and good citizens.
 MT. Robt. Irian, owner of the Pinal ranch, was here this week serving as a juror. Mir. Irian's beautiful home IS a popular summer resort for the people of Pinal and Silver King. He entertains royalty and guests leave his place with a longing to remain.
 Charlie Lewis has converted his former dining room into picture gallery and its walls present regular panorama of land scapes and portraits. He is still enlarg- ing the shrubbery ernamentation of his yard, and will have beautiful place be- fore the lapse of many months.
 The room for Johnny Moss new cigar and tobacco store is almost ready for the reception of his stock It will be one of the neatest establishments in the town. Johnny proposes to have complete stock repre- senting all the best brands, and we pre- dict for him cood trade.
 Hon. A. J. Doran returned Tuesday from his long sojourn at Boone, Iowa, and will turn his attention to mines again. He has some very valuable mining prop- erty and will proceed to the development of it without delay. We are glad to see him back and in good health and spirits.
 Mir Wm. D Griffin, formerly deputy recorder of Pinal county, spent Monday and Tuesday with his old friends here. He was on his way to Fl Paso, Texas, to take charge of a department in Nj. Ull- mann's mammoth mercantile establish ment. We wish him success in his new ! field
 Mr. G. w. Sharp, one of the discoverers of the rich copper find notedin another col umn, has hecome permanent resident of this county and will make valuable acqui- sition to our citizenship. He has been prospecting and mining in Gila county for several years and is steady industrious, gentleman.
 MT. Swain and MT Frank CzarnowslSi