Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
ARIZONA NEWS.

The Supreme Court has adjourned to July 2nd.
 S. NJ. Smoot, of lower Salt river has been arrested i'll Phenix for insanity.
 MT. W. E. Cunningham, of the San Pedro, is in Tucson for treatment for neuralgia of the chest.
 MT. E. Gang of Phenix, has resigned of the insane asylum.
 There was born on June 1st to the | wife of Frank H. Buckels, of Sulphur Spring valley, a daughter.
 The residence of Julius Caesar, at Tombstone, was burglarized on Thurs day night of last week.
 Al Sieber has been appointed a deputy U. $. Marshal for San Carlos reservation.
 Capt. John L. Bulls, acting Indian agent at San Carlos, wants 2,3OO beef hides for the Indians Bids will be opened July 7th.
 Town lots have advanced in price from 50 to 100 per cent in Fairbank and Bisbee, since the new railroad was projected, the Prospeetor says.
 MARR1ED-At the Wilcox House, in Wilcox, June 14th, by Rev. J. H. Gill, Dr. c. H. Porter, of Wilcox, and Miss Ida Taske, of Philadelphia.
 J. L. Ward, one of the sturdy repub- licans of Arizona, and an old timer, is talked of as an available candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket.-Ga Zette.
 Work on the Highland canal is pro gressing rapidly. The company are exerting every effort to have that | splendid waterway completed in time for business the coming season.-Tem- pc News.
 The Gila valley, from Yuma up to l Florence, is fast filling up with thrif- ty population. Good lands, plenty of water and the climate is doing the work.-Star.
 James Dinsmore, of Tubac, Pima
 county, has been arrested upon a
 charge of smuggling mescal. Two
 50-gallon barrels of mescal were seized
 in his possession.
 It is said that the Grand Central
 mining company, of Tombstone, is
 is clearing up profit of $100,00O per
 month. The ore Is all taken from
 above the water level.
 MT. John D. Burgess is in from Sad
 dle Mountain district. He is develop
 ing group of mammoth copper mines
 in the Saddle mountains which some
 day will realize him handsome for tune.-Star.
 One of the benefits derived by the
 Southern Pacific by using their new track through the Cienega is, that the
 freight locomotives can haul two cars more each way than formerly.-Citi zen.
 L. D. Cbillson reports work on the
 Saunders ditch, near Texas Hill, as progressing very satisfactorily. The
 ditch will be ten miles long of which two miles are already completed. Al present he is working 9 men and si1 teams.-CitiZen.
 Gon-Shay-ee, the convicted Apach,
 under the death sentence in Phenix
 tried to commit suicide Saturda, morning by hanging himself to tht bars of his cell. Timely discovery ha reserved him for like death in a law , ful way.
 Jo. Hummer, who was assaulte, : about a week ago by Mexican, is re ) covering from his injuries. The won l der is how he escaped with his life, a : the wound was very dangerous one ,, He was around yesterday althougl : still somewhat weak.-Star The fruit trees in the gardens an
 on private grounds in and about Tul son are laden with beautiful and de o licious fruit. Figs, peaches and apri ! cots are the most general, all of whicI u goes to establish the fact that Tucso ! and vicinity is a fruit region.-Star Q Supt. Harry Barnhart is in fror s his mines on the San Pedro. He Q working ten men and the develol if ments are very satisfactory. He s not doing any stoping, but the or a taken out of the shaft is shipped, som IT of it going as high as 400 ounces.- r. Citizen.
 John s. Groom, at the King SolC 1T mon group of mines, 12 miles west ( d Wickenberg, had his right eye an l. hand badly injured, on Wednesday ( l. last week, by the explosion of a car 1T ridge he was trying to force into gu y that was too small for it. It is thougl l. both eye and hand can be saved # Sheriff Shaw this morning was to ha, 'l sold the Narrow Gauge railroad pro- T erty to satisfy judgment held by u 0. Parker. MT. Albert Steinfeld, ~ behalf of the stockholders, appeare ID before Court Commissioner Hugh, y who granted an injunction, and u | sale has been indefinitely postpone U Citizen.
 of The coal properties recently bonde l. to the Grand Central syndicate, loca ic ed in the Chiricahua mountains, al G. looking well. Another vein has bee le encountered running into the one b D. ing worked from the surface. It of pronounced by parties just from her n- as being a fattering prospect.-Pro le pector.
 T, T, This morning, at St. Mary's Ho Ill pital, Dr. J. c. Handy, assisted by do h. tors Fenner, Girard, U. $. A., Adj A' and Spencer, performed the seriol
 operation of opening an abcess on u
 liver on the Rev. Father Dolje,
 Tombstone. The patient was great a relieved after the operation and y resting quietly. The Rt. Rev. Bishc E Bougarde and Rev. Father Moran we ol also present.-Citizen. By The well of the Atlas mining cor ne pany is now down 425 feet. Jam be Quiggle who has the contract says tl en last hundred feet has been through i'll very hard fine-grained rock. A sing co lar thing about it is that in goir ed through this hard rock the water ke at rising in the pipe. The company w us go down thousand feet unless tn,