Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-04-14

Mir. A. T. Colton and his surveying party took the field carly the present week on the Florence eanA surveys They expect to be absene for three or four weeks.
 Several mining sales are pn the tapis in the Riverside district, ahd the pur- chasers will be the most fortunate par ties to the transactions, for tltat Is one of the coming bonanza camps.
 Mr. J. B Scolari. of De Noon, was in town this week and returned to camp yesterday. He says the Reymert mines have no equals iE Arizona for strength of the ore body and value of ore
 The grand jury report fer the present term of court has been locked up by er- der of the Judge and will not be print ed. Matters not proper for the public eye at this time are supposed to be con- tained therein.
 Thursday was decidedly windy, dusty and dis,igreeable day. The strong wind came down the Gila valley with force that carried clouds of dust through the town--the usual presage of rain, but none followed.
 The out-of-t town contingent of the late term of court conduc themselves with exceptional credit and becoming dignity during their stay in town. They were as fine lot of men as one can meet in many days travel.
 Mrs James Douglass requests .he EN- TERPRIsE to express her grateful thanks for the many kind services and floral of- ferings rendered by the ladies and gen tlemen of Florence at the death and fu- neral of her late husband.
 Mir. James Carr, the former great freighter of Cochise county, paid Flor ence visit this week. His present home is at Westport, Missouri, where he is surrounded with all the comforts of life. His longings for Arizona bring him back again for brief visit.
 The following are the lucky numbers in the April drawing of the Louisiana iana State Lottery: Fiist prize, 12,615; secpnd prize, 19, ,S62; third prize, 10,079; fourth prize, 36, ,629; fifth prize; 8, ,175; sixth prize. 20, 957; seventh prize, 3D. 856; eighth prize, 20, 679.
 Owing to the hard times, cheap freights and the low price demanded for provis- ions by the merchants of Silver King, the Williams House rate of board has been greatly reduced and Col. Bob. Vii liams has thereby became public bene- factor. See his announcement elsewhere
 Manager W. N. Crandall, of the Flor ence canal, was gladdened by the arrival last Sunday evening of his wife and two children from San Bern nardino, Califor- nia Mrs. Crandall was accompanied by her sister, Mss M. Daley, of Riverside California.
 The Florence ENTERPRISE has entered upon its eighth volume and happy. Un- der the new management during the past year the ENTERPRISE has stepped to the front rank as ore of the strong journals of Arizona, and has become potent in fluencc in developing the resources of Pi- nal county; and the people of Pinal county appreciate this fact, as they give the ENTERPRISE liberal support, and this it is justly entitled to.-Tucson Star.
 An apprecative subscriber in Pima county accompanies his subscription check with tho following gratifying words: "Without any intention of full some flattery I am pleased to say that your paper is an excellent one and re- fleets credit upon it's editors and man agers. Pinal county owes the ENTER PRISE a debt of gratitude for its able and earnest representation and advocacy of it's valuable resources. Neither is Pima forgotten, as I always see a kind word said for it when an occasion offers"
 Alert Smith, a Casa Grande negro, stole one of Jim Woods horses few days ago and left the place. Mir. Woods swore out warrant for his arrest and took the tram with L. Blomberg for Tue son and returned by next train with his man. He also recovered a portion of the mon ey supposed to have been stolen from his safe few weeks ago, amount ing to between $200 and $500. Smith is now in irons and will have an examin- ation before Justice c. M. Marshall at Casa Grande and, as the proof against him is said to be sufficient, he will prob ably be sent to the county jail at this place.