Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-29
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FinRl Thursday.
 Another new dwelling house is going up on Bailey street.
 Superintendent Dennis, of the Pinal Consolidated, was in town Wednesday. The Lelo, at Mineral Hill, continues to improve and IS turning out good shipping ore.
 Three carloads of Machinery for the Jessie Benton Mill arrived at Bedrock station this week.
 She1i Gabriel is out assessing. Pinal county will make good showing on the next assessment roll
 Mir. Peter Brady returned from Tucson Wednesday, and reports great excitement there over the Indian war.
 Judge Swasoy arrived here yesterday fram Globe and confirms the reported killing of B. F. Knox, of that place, by the Apsches.
 An able bodied scorpion stung Charlie Tillman on the ankle the other day, and he is scarcely able to navigate now. They make terrible wound.
 Hon. A. J. Doran came down from the mountains Wednesday, and will go out to the Owl Heads Monday, to push work on the Jessie Benton mill.
 Eugene Esterbrook, while working on the dam this week, stuck stick in hiS foot and broke it off. The wound IS giv- ing him considerable trouble.
 A little Mexican boy fell under the wheels of wagon on upper Main street, Monday, and was run over. He was se- riously but not fatally injured.
 Mir. S. Linkton, of the Pinal Consoli- dated. was called to San Francisco Satur- day, on business for the company, and may not return for several weeks.
 The bon bon party will take place at the courthouse Monday evening. twill be the last club dance of the season and the members should turn out in force.
 Mai. Baldwin and Jack Eaton, of Globe, passed through here this week, going east on mining business. They are largely interested in the South Pioneer If you send the money in advance for anything you order, you need not pay any freight or express charges, Uncle Harris will pay that for you 221 Kearny, bet. Bush and Sutter.
 We were pleased to meet, last evening, Mir. MoMurray, gentleman recently from Sonora. He is here looking the field overwith a view to engaging'in mer- can.ile business.
 The Oid-Fellcws of Pinal and Silver King, gave one of their enjoyable balls, at the Sutter Hall, Pinal, Wednesday evening. There were about twenty-five couples in attendance. Tho material for the cemetery fence is all on the ground and will soon be placed in position. The grounds have been neat ly cleaned of by Mir Douglas, and now present respectable appearance.
 Married at the residence of W. D. Harrington, by J. N. Dodson, justice ol tle peace, Mir. Luther K Watson, anc Miss America J. Harrington, all o San Pedro, on Sunday, April 2Srd, 1882
 Alexander Goodfellow and MT JoseTi Champion return from Tucson Wednes day. Mir. Champion has established , branch lumber yard at Casa Grande, fol the accommodation of customers at tha and neighboriug points.
 Miss Pillar Griffin, was thrown from horse Sunday, and seriously bruised. worthless cur caused the accident b running out into the street and grabbin the horse by the tail. Frank Griffin, tn young ladies father, perforated the canin with a wad of buck-shot.
 MT. R. T. Nicholson, of Casa Grande was in town Tuesday. He is one of tn lucky owners of mining property in tn Clsa Grande district, and in compan with his partners, Al Robard and John s livan, is preparing to have some e1 tensive development work performed. 
 MR. BARRET, who has taken clarge the Tucson Star, is an experienced joul n1lst. He was managing editor of tn D yer (Col.) Ne,cs during MT. Low, lAnd's ownership of the paper and subs, quently served on the staff of the Omah (Neb Herald. We welcome him to Al ikona.
 Just before going to press we were il formed that the Reward mine, mentione in another item as being under bond { Eastern parties, had been paid for. Tn 4 gives Pinal County another strong minir company, and insures her another bullio producer.
 Cur boarl of supervisors have respondt to the dispatch from the Pima coun board-which will be found in anoth column-by notifying them that Pin county would furnish posse commitat consisting of twenty-five or thirty me to cooperate with posses from other cou ties in a campaign against the Apaches.
 FoRT BOWIE, April 26.-A courier T ports that small mining camp about miles south, known as Aver camp, is su sounded by 150 hostiles and three m, hlve been killed and one wounde L 1