Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-13

rigating enterprises.

rigating enterprises.
 Captain Johnson, of the Mammoth, was expected to arrive last night with the purchaser of the Mammoth. It is the intention of the new owners to commence operations at once with additional stamps.
 Harry Barnhart, superintendent of the Sample mines was in the city dur ing the week and reports the ore con tinues in quantity and grade.
 The Atlas copper mines will prob ably blow in their smelter this week. | There are 800 tons of ore on the dump. | Twenty men are now at work in the | mines and the number will be doubled | during the next twenty days.
 The Bonanza mines at Quijotoa have increased the number of their miners. Ten stamps of the mill are running and the outlook for the camp is very bright.
 TSt. Johns Herald.
 Diphtheria it appears has broken out afresh among the children of St. Johns, and after due consultation the Trus l tees have decided to still further post pone the opening of school.
 The Sheriff of this county started for Yuma Tuesday morning, having in charge three prisoners sentenced to the penitentiary. L. W. Davis for murder, will serve twenty-five years; Sam Richards, Choctaw Indian, for grand larceny, will remain three years, and J. N. Walker, for incest, will languish by the murmuring waters of the murlly Colorado for term of ten years.
 We were surprised and shocked to learn that Monday afternoon late, Barry Matthews had seriously, possi- bly fatally stabbed Walter Darling in 1 front of the restaurant As we gather ed 1t, Matthews sometime since, in payment of a long deferred board bill, had sold Darling among other things, a horse for $60. Darling agreed to take the horse, allow Matthews to use him whenever he chose, and if within six months, he wished it, to sell it back for$25. Recently Matthews took the horse back at the latter price. On Monday, Matthews being under the influence of liquor, was discussing the matter, and when Darling supposed the discussion over, Matthews called him liar, stabbed him twice, once in the arm and once between the ribs, before he awakened to the situation. Matthews was arrested on charge of assault with intent to commit mur- der, and on giving bond in the sum oi $1 ,000 was released. His examination will be postponed to await the result of Darling's wounds.
 TPrese ott Courier.
 Ole Peterson, who has farmed in Granite creek valley since 1867, has this year raised better crop of corn than ever before.
 At noon yesterday the great register of this county contained 2,227 names of thoroughbred voters and register ing goes bravely on.
 Born in Prescott, October 2, 1888, tc !, the wife of It. F. Dewitt Ramsey, U $. A., a son, weighing 12 pounds Mother and child doing well. Father happy as a big sunfower ;Grand-fathe: Zulick thinks of issuing proclama tiOn.
 f TSilver Belt. Twelve new scouts have been en listed at San Carlos.
 | A suit has been entered in the Dis trict Court by Job Atkins vs Charles : A. Fisk-damage claimed $1000-ir consequence of Fisk's dog, Nip, bit ing Atkins.
 Deputy H. D. Underwood, on Wed ! nesday, took all the Indians imprison ed for crime in the guard house a San Carlos, and the soldier who killed a companion there recently, to Tue son for trial
 f John James, of Pinal mountain, re . gently killed wild turkey in the vi cinity of Bremen's mill, which dresses V thirty-two pounds. We have thigl f bone of the bird which measures tel
 inches, from which its height may b
 inferred It had beard, which il
 length out-measures that of turban } ned Turk.
 r Charles Boquot, of Tonto, write u
 
 noted hunter, recently killed one ( . the largest brown bears ever seen i T 2 that vicinity, which if fat would weig
 1000 pounds. The bears hide stretcl V ed on the ground measured from tn
 end of the nose to the tip of the tai s, eight feet (tail two inches long), an e eight feet from the end of one for, ,. arm to the other Now that the Cou1 IS ty Supervisors have re-established th 9, bounty on predatory animals, there e likely to be 8 great mortality anon
 bears and lions in the neighborhood (
 the BoquOt ranch.
 D Several statements have been put n lished in reference to the killing of n, man named Jones by Apache India1
 of Pachula's band, on the San Pedl o river, it being charged that while tall ~ ~ ing with the chief, Jones was fire ,I 1. upon by five Indians and instant ,a killed. We are informed it was u " result of drunken row; that IndiaI
 had given Mexican, who was coha a iting with squaw and living wit S, Pachula's band, money to buy whisk C. and having bought it the Indians clain 1r ed that the WI isk co st ,ess than tl 'f, value oe the money given him, ar e. demanded return of five dollar lg The Mexican not responding, the Il w dians took possession of his burro al K pistol, whereupon the Mexican's squa re went to where the whisky was pure le ased, related her grievance, and on h. 'n return was accompanied by Jones, al