Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-14
PinaI Notes.
Windy.
Wlndy. Another storm brewing.

Attend church tomorrow.
 It Is with pleasure we announce the recovery of Mrs. Al Cox, one of Finals most estimable ladies, who has been con fined to her home for the last few weeks; and it is expected that Mrs. Richard Hunter who has been indisposed for friends in few days.
 Mir. George Newton, of Tonto Basin fame, and Mr. Peter Gabriel, of River side, were in town during the week. Pete looks somew hat thin, we presume from hard work, but if reports are true he will be a bloated capitalist in few weeks so he can dispense with the pick and shovel.
 It is currently reported that the South Comstock Co, has disposed of their prop erty at the Silver King to California cap italists, and Mir Henry Lempker had gone to San Francisco to close the negotiations for its transfer. This is one of the most promising mines in this section of the county and will make millions for the future owners, If properly handled
 There is trouble in the camp of the Good Templors here, caused by internal Gissentions, and the days of its useful ness are nearly oyer. Instead of dwell ing together in brotherly love and work ing for the good of mankind, the mem bers are carrying on Kilkenny cat fight of petty quarrels among themselves and doing all they can to break the lodge up, and it is stated beyond cav1 that there came near being scene enacted by two of the male members in the ante-room at their meeting last week, that was not on the programme.
 It has been raining here every two or three days for the past two weeks and the higher mountains are clothed Tn thelr winter garb of ''the beautiful and resemble large cakes frosted over; the present indications are that we will have some more rain before spring, as the barometer has taken 2 tumble.
 The following officers of Picket Post Lodge No 9, A. O. U. w. were installed at their weekly meeting last Saturday night by Lodge Deputy w. M. Dicken- son: Frank G. Howser, Past Master Workman; Wm. T. Rouse, Master Work man; John D. Bailey, Foreman; c. B. Modem, Overeeer; Geo. w. Rouse. Re corder F. E. White, Financier; R. l. Rog- CTS, Receiver; John c. WoolloNes, Guide.
 They have novel way at Pinal in ar irving on a verdict, which took place last week, ill the case of the Territory vs. Mike Hassett, which dispenses with ten men and gives as much general satis- faction as the average jury with their selling and compromising verdicts. Has, sett requested a jury trial which was given him by the ever obliging judge and when the testimony was all in the jury retired for consultation. Some one pro- posed that two of them play game of seven points at seven-up to decide whether he was guilty or innocent, in which all acquielsced and no sooner said than done. John Bailey and Hank Le- rue were chosen as contestants and after pack of cards had been produced fl onl the nearest saloon they proceeded tC business. Lerue turned the high card and took the lead. Bailey begged and cave enc and made three on high, Jack game; Bailey turned Jack on his deal | making both of them three; Lerue stood and made low, garne, UO BaiToy7s high making Lerue 5; and Bailey 4; Lerue dealt and Bailey begged Lerue rur the cards and made high, low, his sevel points, thereby convicting Hassett Int offensc for which he was tried was tn
 purloin ing of an overcoat he had som
 ten days previously borrowed of Mir. H
 c. Huffman to go to Silv ver King witl
 and he forgot to return it until arreste'
 in Tombstone His plea was that h
 was drunk when he skipped the countr, and that he intended to return 1t whe sober, which he undoubtedly would hay done in the spring if walking was good but the only trouble was that they al not give him time enough; and for h.
 thoughtlessness Judge Benson gave hil
 60 days in the Florence cooler at tn l county's expense, which is more prefe1 able to another term in Yuma wearin prison sarb. x.