Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-08-11
The Silver King.

Mir. H. H. Noble, president of the Silver King mining company, gave THE ENTERPRISE a pleasant call Mon day, while on his way home from a visit to the mine MT. Noble says the recent financial troubles of the com pany were more apparent than real and resulted from an improvident in- difference upon the part of its former management. The unusually large outlay for improvements in the milling facilities and the thorough exploitation of the mine, in conjunction with a run of several months upon a lower grade of ore, caused the outlay to temper arily exceed the product of the mill. The Improvements have been about all completed and while 8 greater measure of economy in the treatment of the ore will result, a gratifying appreciation in the value of the ore will swell the profits to satisfactory figure. The output for thc month of July aggre- gated 91 ,932 ounces of silver and, bar ring accidents, the August product is expected to exceed these figures.
 Mr. R. R. Corona returned from Dudleyville this week. He has been running a smelter near that place up- on ore from MT. Soule's mine, but closed down for a few weeks while that gentleman completes contract to de velop other properties in that neigh borhood. Mir. Corona will shortly re- turn to Dudleyville and do some GUS tom smelling for the miners there who are busy taking out ore for that pur- pose. The capacity of the smelter is 5 to 1 tons of ore per day of twenty four hours.
 Mir. Vim. D. Kuykendall was down from Dudleyyille this week He speaks of splendid corn crop in that section this year. Only one irrigation was used and the summer rains furnished sufficient water to fully mature the crop. The watermelOns of Dudley vile are unusually large and excellent this year and better ones cannot be found anywhere.
 The oil supply for the silver King mill has reached Casa Grande and the loaded tanks are expected to pass ! through Florence to-day, en route to | Pinal. It is believe the use of oil for fuel will prove 10 be an economical change from wood which is so scarce near the mill.
 Judge ". H. Benson, of Final, has concluded to make the race for Pro. bate Judge of Pinal county at the com ing election. He is peculiarly fitted for the important duties of the posi- ton and will make a most excellent official.
 Through q peculiar raifle between Charles Holborn and Charles Rapp on one side and the string band on the other, the music was to be furnished free for t'yo dances, one of which took place last night at the Florence Hotel and the other will be given tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Clark came down from American Flag this week and brought home Mrs. w. P. Bamrick and family who have spent the few weeks in the Catalina mountains. Mir. and Mrs. Clark returned home by way of Tucson.
 The late strike in the Central Silver mine, below Casa Grande, shows a more extensive ore body than was al first believed to exist, and it has great ly enhanced the value of that property 
 Mir J. J. Harter, a brother of Mir AE W-tTTr.rtc-, ;'S-- IT yesterday from Milwaukee, Wisconsin and will probably remain here, at least for the present.
 Lieut.. A. $. McNutt came over iron Fort Mcdowell Monday and located z section of land under the Florence ca nal.
 Mir. A. T. Colton contenplates erect ing neat five room cottage on hi, Western Addition lots, this fall. The material used will probably be brick.
 MT. A. T. Colton, the engineer, Ina, made an accurate survey of the Flor ence canal for the purpose of mapping | 1t.
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