Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15
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Mir. Richard Young, Postmaster at Silver King, was in town this week.
 Three bars of Mack Morris bullion were brought down from Globe Wednes- day.
 Mir. Oats will act as foreman at the Silver King mine during the absence of Robert Bowen.
 The report of the District Attorney was crowded out this week. l. will appear in the next issue.
 Large reduction works will be erected on the river near this place inside of twelve months.
 In response to petition the Board of Supervisors have established q school dis trict at Casa Grande.
 Mrs. W. l.. Bailey, Mrs. c. A. Stone and Mrs 5. Davis and husband went up to Whitiow station Monday.
 Our friend, Perry Wildman, received his appointment as Postmaster at Silver King Wednesday. He will make an eff cient and popular P. Nj.
 MT. William Harrington, of Dudley vile, was in town this week, and reports everything quiet in that neighborhood. The Indian excitement has subsided.
 H. E. Montgomery has reached Indian apoiis, Indiana, on his way back from New York. We are indebted to him fer number of late papers from that city.
 MT. Geo. L. Miller, one of the leading merchants and Postmaster at Pinal, was here this week on business connected with the estate of his father, of which he is administrator.
 One of the Chilson brothers has gone to New York to complete the final ar arrangements connected with the sale of the Reward mine He will travel in company with Mir. Mason.
 Mr P. R. Brady and lIr. c. A. Stone, delegates to the Phoenix convention, have returned. Mir. G. W. Sharp esve his proxy to Mir. Brady, as important mining business compelled him to remain here.
 The ENTERPRISE received e pleasant cail Tuesday from Superintendent Ste vens, of the Final Consolidated. lie is an agreeable. unassuming gentleman, and thoroughly versed in the treatment of orcs
 Mr. Vim. J. O'Connor. who was taken down with the typhoid fever while en route from this place to San Francisco, has rescbed home after lying at the Sis tsrs' hospital in Los Angeles for several weekA
 The new hoisting works for the Repub- lie, situated near the South Pioneer, were hauled through here this week The Re- public is the property of the Howard Mining Company, and is said to be very promising mine.
 Mir. Thos. ;. Earle, of Casa Grande, spent the two weeks just past in Florence He is one of the fortunate mine owners of the Casa Grande district and, like the sensible man he Is, has unwa7eTing faith in the future of that remarkable section.
 The San Pedro people celebrated the Fourth by holding picnic during the day and dance in the evening Mir Henry Schoahusen and wife, of this place, were in attendance, and are pro fuse in their praises of both entertain meuts.
 The miners of Hastings have petitioned the Board cf Supervisors for the estab- lishment of an election precinct at that place. They claim that the camp has a voting population forty strong. The Board will probably grant the prayer of the petition.
 Messrs. Smith & Murray have increased the clerk force at their Florence house by the addition of three new men. They are also buying an immense amount of grain. They hayo filled their corral to its utmost capacity, and arc now filing the old Signal Office.
 Er. Wm. Jennings made m assay iron, the croppings of the Total Wreck, oi Minoral Hill, this week, and got return of $l29o in si!ver to the ton. The To tal Wreck runs into the Lclo at the north end, and is black spar ledge of the samo character as that of the Lelo.
 The Silver King ore body is diminish ing in neither size nor richness; the same amount of rich ore goes to the mill daily but the bullion output is falling of largely. It begins to look as if the new Inetallurgist was incapable of rnanipulat ing the teaching process successfully.
 We were pleased to meet, Tuesday Mir. L. II. Newton, of San Francisco He is one of the stockholders, of thu Hastines Mining Company, and had beei up to Queen creek to inspect the com psrys new mill. He was accompanied by Mr. Nj. P. Boss, of San Francisco.
 Mir. Robert Bowen, foreman of tn Silver King mine, passed through her Wednesday on lis way to England. H. expects to spend three months time a his boyhood home on the British isle, anc then return to resume his duties at th, Silver King. We wish him bon voyage
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