Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-08-04
All IONA NEWS.

A daughter of MT. Jordan, living six miles west of Phenix, was badly | gored in the right thigh by vicious COW she was milking, on Tuesday of | last week.
 Mary Lee Porter, aged six years, daughter of J. V. and M E. Porter, | died at Camp Creek station, Maricopa county, on July 25th.
 Dr. Chandler informed the reporter to-day that the disease whi, h is attack ing number of horses in the valley, is an aggravated form of influenza, and not pleuro-pneumonia, as stated yesterday. No new cases are reported to-day-Herald.
 The body of D. D. Ford, an old pros prosi e tor of Pima county, who has been missing for two month. was found last week near Quinlin's ranch on the Quijotoa road.
 Valentine Eichel, a Tomastone miner, fell 60 feet to the bottom of 8 shaft in the Topaz mine last week and was instantly killed.
 Sol Prescott, working at the Three Brothers mine, three miles from Tomb stone, was struck by lightning last week and seriously injured.
 A public house near Fort Huachuca was burned last week, having been set on fire by soldiers. Five soldiers have been arrested charged with the crime.
 This is reported by bee owners to be the best year for honey ever kno' n here. The reason attributed Is the constant towering of the mesquite and cat-claw bushes. Many hives have swarmed and gone wild and the woods are said to be full of them.-Citizen.
 Word comes from the Oracle that Messrs. Mckay and Bruce have struck a big flow of water in well they were engaged in sinking. Grass is coming up splendidly not only there but also all along the San Pedro. The rains through that entire country have been unusually copious-Citizen.
 The Ii t,e 18-months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. w. Nichols, of Tempe, fell in shallow ditch last week and was drowned.
 Hon. A. c. Baker and family Of Phenix, have gone to Los Angeles to remain couple of months.
 Engineer Harry Elliott and Fire man Lupe were badly injured by a railroad accident on the P. < A. c. railroad near Prescott Junction, last week. A broken tlange on the engine wheel caused the accident.
 A house belonging to Ronald Mos her, but occupied by Deputy Sheriff Tackitt and family, in Prescott, was burned last week. Loss $500.
 The Atlas company's we'll is a sue cess. The water supply cannot be ex- hausted with pumping power neces- sary to supply sufficient water for all purposes required.-Star.
 About 100 men and teams are new working on the Highland, canal, of which but three sections remain to complete the great work. About a mile of the distance involves heavy rock work.-Arizonan.
 Many horses in this valley are a. f1icted with an unknown disease J P. Moffet, George U. Collins and sev- eral other farmers have lost valuable animals. We trust that the disease will not assume epidemic form.-Ari- zonan.
 Two men are making good wages out on Lynx creek, by packing water on four burros, for distance of two miles, with which to wash out gold They pack 10 gallons to each animal at trip, making from two to three trips per day. There is no better evi- dence of the richness of the gravel than the fact that by this crude me thod they are able to make excellent wages-Journal Miner.
 A citizen of this place, few days ago received a very tempting offer from saw dust broker in New York asking him to come there and receive some $4000 or $5000 good money fol $500. This saw dust racket is little too old to catch suckers with in thit section, however.-JournalM Miner.
 Recent developments in the Hercu les mine, Cababi district have opened up some wonderfully fine bodies O ore. Should these indications of good mine continue for another montl an additional force of men will be pu ori and the mine developed for all it i worth.-Citizen.