Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-15
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 Is stopping at present at his mountain ranch in Rucker Canyon.
 Eighteen cavalry horses from St. Louis, destined for San Carlos, were received here Monday. They were fine lot of animals, and are the first consignment of one hundred and twenty-five to be received for distribu- ton to San Carlos and Forts Grant and Thomas.
 Fo1r.een condemned mules and seven cavalry horses from Fort Grant were sold here Monday afternoon. The sale | was well attended and an average price | of $31 90 per head was realized on the animals. The sale of the animals away from military post is new de parture by the Government, and from the prices obtained, would appear to be profitable one Some of the animals were said to have been i'm ported by Noah
 [Nogales Sunday Horald.]
 Parties attempted to break into the house of Feustel, the tailor, the other night.
 Nogales may be hard town but the churches are well attended, all the same.
 W. Milford, representing a syndi- cate of English capitalists has bought Dr. Paul Gregory's mine in tres dis trict, Sonora.
 Capt. Noon and his son have struck 1t rich in the Old Man mine at the Noon camp. Large quantities of horn silver are being taken out
 Sheriff Shaw has gone to Hermo- sillo with requisition papers for Man uel Verdugo, the murder of Cohn, but it is not likely the Mexican govern ment will turn the prisoner over.
 A lady remarked to us the other day that she had seen fewer ladies and i girls with red hair in Arizona than in any state or territory she had ever been in. Come to think of it, one meets very few red-headed people here
 Prospector: The stomach of a whisky thinker was on exhibition in Fairbank recently, and it did more for the cause of temperance than a hun dred lectures by weeping orators. It resenbled a bootleg which had put in about twenty years in an ally.
 Maj Read came in from the St. Patrick mine yesterday highly elated. He has the shaft now down sixty feet and at that depth struck it richer than ever. All the force is now taking out ore which goes $5,S00 and the walls are bespattered with horn silver. It is the intention to increase the force at once. He brought several tons in to the sampler.
 Assayer Forman, who returned a few days ago from the Planchas dis trict where he has been to examine the rich gold discovery made in the Leandrena mine, owned by Christ & Geoghegan, tells the Herald that it is one of the most important gold discov- cries that has ever been made in this section. He says the vein is twenty feet in width and that rich streaks oI gold run all through it.
 Yuma Sentinel
 Court meets on Monday, Septem Der 24
 The health of the inmates of tho Territorial Prison was never better.
 Judge Ira Mabbett is the newly ap pointed purser of the steamer Gila.- sf The Southern Pacific hotel undel the present management is splendid success.
 Tobo uo,t o,J ol,l 1.-Two S.:I,o, !: . trict miner, has just received $1 900 fol 8 claim he located in San Bernardinc county.
 A California company will bore fo , artesian water next month on land ad joining Havlon's place across tn
 river.
 Henry Tackitt a prisoner discharg . ed from the penitentiary a few month ago, was shot and fatally wounded, a Flagstaff last week. , Strangers are arriving here ever, day and dwelling houses are in de mand Within three months the he 7 tels and every house in town will b t crowded
 r There are upwards of sixty men a [ work on the Saunders canal. Fort ! acres of sorghum has beeh planted an d several hundred acres are being seed ed with alfalfa, which will be irrigate . by this canal.
 d The orange and lemon trees of Yu IS ma are clean and bright; the foliage n not covered with a black covering c l Io1 , fornia The fruit here is also muc ? further advanced and in fact it is no
 generally conceded that Yuma coul
 ty is the best citrus section on tn 7. coast.
 d [Silver Belt. c. All the county officials with the e e, ception of the District Attorney, al 'r now quartered in the new Court hous ,o building.
 h A signal station has been tempor
 rily made on the summit of the Sieri d, Ancha mountains in this county. Tn h. work ofthe Signal Service in this in is vision was never so thorough as no
 under the supervision of Lieut.. w.
 Glassford.
 Alexander Graydon, who has bee of absent at the hot springs near Cam ch Thomas, is expected home to-nigh CT He writes that he has been great en benefited by the water, his rheum he he tism having almost entirely disa re- peared.
 by The rainfall in this vicinity h. te been insufficient to produce a ne E: growth of grass, and the erange in mar