Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-04-21

-. se bart for six months tour 0f-Euf0pe early in May.
 MT A. Leonard Meyer has consented to become candidate for Mayor of Phe- nix at the solicitation of many prominent residents of that city.
 The Copper Queen mining company proposes to build railroad from Fair bank, on the N. M. & A. Railroad, through Tombstone to Bisbee.
 First Lieutenant Thaddeus M. Jones, Regimental Quartermaster of the Tenth Cavalry. will relieve CaEt. F. E. Pierce as acting Indian agent at San Carlos.
 A band of Papagos near Quijotoa while going to Sonora to attend fiesta last week had fight with tine Mexican Customs guards. Trouble is apprehend- ed.
 Juan Castinado. Mexican, 28 or 30 years of age, committed suicide at Clifton 1 on Monday of last week, by shooting himself through the head. Cause, un- reauited love.
 Jack Zimmerman, railroad engineer. formerly of Woodland, Cal, was shot and instantly killed by John Sherman, a barkeeper in Nogales. The deed was done in self defense.
 Victoria Lee, aged sixteen years, the polygamous daughter of John D. Lee. of Mountain Meadows fame, committed suicide at Winslow, Arizona. on Sunday of last week, by taking dose of laud- anam
 George Davis, aged 21, a native of Santa Clara, Cal shot and fatally wound ed Miss Cleopatra Edmunds, aged IT years, in. Tombstone, Friday afternoon of last week, and then shot and killed himself. Misunderstanding in love af- fairs was the cause of the tragedy.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Bright and their two children were poisoned yesterday morning, presumably by eating musty oat meal. They were all very sick for several hours, but were better when we went to press and believed by Dr. Porter to be out of danger.-Wilcox Stockman.
 Parties are now in Tonto Basin look ing for Wm. NJ. Munds, who has been missing since early last month Be vent tbere to purchase beef cattle; did moi take much money with him, but had g check book. It is feared that he Wa: drowned while trying to ford some sEoL len stream-Courier.
 Nigger Wells has hard reputation and deserves it. There is but one well, how ever. It was started by a man who killed fellow being in self-defense, we think In sinking it nieger was caved in or and killed. Gus Swain was taking sup pliss to it and Indians killed him. Recent crimes committed near it are too vel known to need mentiun.-Courler.
 Lieut.. J. H. Murray, commaudin, Troop A 4th Cavalry, will today star with his troop for ten days exploration of the Santa Catalina mountains. H. will be accompanied by Mr. Biglow, al eminent scientist of Washington, who i scientifically investigating the feature of this country. Much may be expectes of this trip of exploration into the Sant; CstalinaS.
 One hundred and eighty thousand dol lars is the estimated cost of the eontem, plated military post in the vicinity o San Carlos. It is understood that Gen erai Sheridan does not favor Globe a the point. but somewhere in the yalieI east of this place. The exact location will most probably be determined by board of officers appointed for that pus pose. Belt.
 A letter has been received by MT. I K. Anderson from Mir. Wm. A. Morgan of the Thoroughbred Cattle Company c Arizona, in which the writer states tha he shipped lot of cattle from Irving Kansas, on April 9th, for Arizona. 1 carload of bulls for Wilcox comprise part of the shipment, They are expecte
 to arrive here about April 17th an Frank s. Treat writes Captsin Phiiiit that he wjiI be here to deliver them = Wilcox Stoekmait.