Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-03-24
Casn Crande and Below.

Casa Grande will soon have boom let. |
 Gen. W, E. Hobson is expected back shortly from Bowling Green, Ky, fully prepared to bore for artesian water.
 J. L. Ashby is agent of Wells, Fargo X Co.,, vice J. c. Loss, resigned.
 Gen. J. B. Allen has taken of his team to the Fekol and will go into other business. His horses got away Friday of last week and up to Sunday had not been heard of It is stated that Mr. A. E. Sake will put on his stage line again.
 Dr. Leyton and Supt. A. H. Elliott left last Sunday for the mines
 Ed. Ayers has opened an excellent sa- loon in the Fryer Hotel, Casa Grande.
 Mrs Drew now runs the dining rooms of the Fryer Hotel.
 A strike of rich horn silver is reported in the Wall Street mine, Jack Rabbit district, owned by Mr. Lucien Walker James Megson and Henry Haupt have a contract to haul one hundred tons of ore from John Kron's Orizaba mine, Jack Rabbit district, to the Vekol mill for treatment. MT. Kron is taking out some fine shipping ore.
 Messrs. Mckenzie (E Mcdonald, of Colorado, have leased the Wild Oats | mine, near the Reward mine, northeast of the Vekol. They are taking out good shipping ore.
 Mr. H. Kinds has struck ore in the Great Eastern similar to the Vekol ore. This was found at a depth of eighty feet Chas. Eastman and Joe Cummings, of l ieleel -.2sy- "-c='lr:-rz tine Mountain Queen mine and have struck good ore in the face of the 2l2-foot tunnel
 Chris Johnson and Jack Schultze are busy sinking the 45 foot shaft on theIr mine still deeper. They have several tons of ore on hand and will soon make shipment to Kansas City.
 Supt. J. A. Conlee is pushing work on the Silver Monarch and Mastodon mines.
 The Silver World, near the Mastodon. owned by Sheriff Fryer, Col E. A. How. ard, Dr Sabin and Frank Williams. is showing up an immense body of good ore. It promises to become a line prop- erty.
 Alex Lawhorn and Gregory have made good strike three miles from Bonanza camp, in the Producer mine. Mr. w. C. Smith, of Casa Grande, is interested in this claim.
 Ford is hauling ore from his mine adjoining the Bonanza, to the Vekol mill. This mine is in Pima county, but depends upon Casa Grande for it's SUD- plies. It is about thirty miles from the Vekol.
 J. L. Sullivan has bonded his claim adjoining the Central Silver Mining Companys properties to Supt. W. W. Ashby.
 H-is understood that parties are ne gotlatlng with Traut & Atkinson for ther copper mines south of the Jack Rabbit country. A large amount of work has been done on these claims.
 The lumber yard of MT. J. Champion at Casa Grande. is constantly receving lumber supplies to meet the increasing trade.
 The grade for the Silver King side track at Casa Grande has been completed. and so soon as the ties arrive the rails will be laid
 Seventeen carloads of timber for the Silver King arrived at Casa Grande last week.
 MT. o. B. Stein, of Chas. Matt (S Co Kansas City, visited the Mastodon mines last week.
 Chas. G. Lewis now runs the American Hotel Ill Casa Grande, and sets a good table.
 The trains continue to arrive quite nIar lAut fba l makes schedule rime k Mir. W. w. Ashby left Casa Grande or St. Louis Thursday, to be absent about
 month on Central Silver Mining Com
 ny's business.
 Mir. A. G. Landberg, lately connected h the Jack Rabbit mine, left Casa C nde Thursday, after 27 years absence inW he West, to visit his sister in Illinois. H accompanies MT. w. w. Ashby to StWouis.
 M. Drew has removed into her new and SSmmodious quarters, at Casa Gran
 It iA Aumored that Casa Grande is to be maAela an eating 'station for the east bound Messenger train.
 Mir J\ A. Conlee, has arrived in Casa Grande Ahd reports his tunnel on the Silver NoNarch, all in good milling ore, G1stSh for chas .0S N stt < @. >' 'N''' ''' ''"
 U. S. Man nal ". K. Meade, Deputy shibeil, ib f"e$"i of County, who were ar ar rested and puA in jail in Janos, Chihua- buo Inv +ba NTSE&an authorities. while