Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-16
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Home News.

Postmaster Henry, of Cottonwood, was in town this week.
 Hayden's choice Family and Graham Flour at Smith X Murrays. 38tf Mr. Louis Depuy, of Casa Grande, and his trained dog, spent the week here.
 Alfalfa seed in any quantity desired at Ochoa's. 33tf | Mir. Henry Schoshusen has filed his of fcial bond as Public Administrator. Wagon covers of all sizes Wall tents l0x14 and 12x14 at Ochoa's. 33tf Superintendent Phillips came down from Pinal, Thursday, with Prof. Blake Horace L. Smith came down from Ri7- erside, Thursday, and went hence to Tue son.
 Work on the Pioneer South mill has been delayed some by the slow delivery of lumber.
 A fresh lot of Garden and Flower seeds at Smith x Murray's. 38tf Peter Will ia suffering the discomfort of 'evors indispoSition We hope he may speedily recover.
 Mir Cox and wife, and Mrs. W. L. Bailey spent a portion of the present
 
 Just received at J. B. Micheas store erocksry and glassware. 37-tf Fred Adams has gone into the mining business and we hope ho may ''striks it'' richer than cream q foot thick.
 A number of persons arc buying lots st Picaeho and it begins to look as though a boom wac approaching that station.
 Blanket lined clothing and woolen un- derwsar at Ochoas. 33tf Hr. J. l.. Clark is tho father of another boy He arrived on the 9th and is doing well. Our congratulations are extended. A pair of elegant singlc-stone diamond earrings, set on onyx, worth S250, price 3i32 st Uncle Harris, 22l Kearny Street. 418-Every color of the Diamond Dyes is perfect. See the samples of tho color cd cloth at the druggists. Unequalled for brilliancy.
 Superintendent Merritt, of the Jesse Benton Consolidated, went to Tucson this week to meet Mir. Writtenhouse, sec retAry of tho company.
 Great and nice assortment of ladies' and Misses trimmed hats-at the Lone Star Store. 37-tf Prof Blake, who had besn engaged in professional work at Pinal and King for ten days past, passed through here Thurs day, en route to Tucson.
 Mir. Win Dempsey, treasurer elect, re- turned from Sonora last week and filed his official bond in the sum of 964,O00 and il was accepted by the board.
 Mir. Johnson, who is a frst-class me chanic, has taken charge of Mir. J. NJ. Ochoas blacksmith shop, Mr. Hutchison having concluded not to lease it.
 Superintedent Mason, of the Pinal Consolidated, has returned from San Francisco and the furnace at Butte will L. .f. r.
 We understand that several new bnild- ings will be erected at Picacho station soon. One of them will be devoted to hotel purposes and another to livery and feed business
 Frank Griffin is building new black smith shop on Bailey street on the east end of tho lot upon which his old shop stands. He is going into the business in good style.
 Fitted cherries, preserved apricots, Al den apples snd peaches A general stock of Fancy Groceries always kept on hand at Ochoa's. 33t MT. Purdy, knicht of che green clotn and an old timer in tho Territory, arrived here from Globe and Pinal this week and reports business dull in sporting circles, in those towns.
 Carpenters are at work on the roof of tho new church and will soon have that part of the work completed. This will be the largest ss we'll as the finest church edifice in the Territory
 Mir. Schetter, who is in partnership with David Carriger in the cattle and mining business in this county arrived here Monday from California, after long absence from the Territory.
 We erred last week in stating that one- fourth interest in an extension of the Jack Rabbit mine had been sold by Al. Robardt for $2, 300 chash. He would not sell for five times that amount.
 Sheriff Gabriel has collected nearly ten thousand dollars in taxes within the few weeks just past. The delinquent list will not contain over six thousand dollars VI Il