Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-27

Wm. Rie, native of England, IF years of age. He was brother-in-law of the Rev. Mr. Gill, formerly pastor at Benson, but now of Tempe.
 Tombstone was visited by splendid rain to-day, which nicely laid the dust and cleared the atmosphere. While 1t will prove of no particular benefit to the ranchers, it was boom to the people of this city.
 Some malicious persons have been showing their inhate cussedness lately by destroying both Democratic and Republican posters. The central committee of the two parties have each offered reward of $20 for the detec- ton of the offenders.
 The Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company of Arizona, paid Oc- tober 1st, its second dividend this year of fifty cents share, aggregating $70,000, making $140, 900 paid to date.
 Yuma Sentinel
 The Colorado river has risen eigh- teen inches during the past week.
 The mill at Arizona Landing will be started up next week crushing high grade gold rock from the Macy and Mack mines.
 Ouche and his wife, two strapping Yuma Indians, were weighed the other day and tipped the beam" at 438 pounds. The buck is not over P and the squaw 16 years of age.
 Dr. J. H. Taggart presented this office the other day with some beauti- ful flowers picked from his garden, amongst the flowers was a magnificent rose, measuring 444 inches across. The rose is of the variety known as "Her Majesty"
 The s. P has just sent East an order for 700 box and 400 flat cars, this be- ing to reinforce the new 400 fiat and 1,200 box cars just received. The last of the fifty new toilet coaches built by the Pullman Company for the S. P. have arrived, and the trains will be equipped with them at once.
 lsilver Belt,l
 The total registration in Gila coun. ty is 490.
 The shipment of Old Dominion cop per from Wilcox last week, by J. Lib erman & Co.,, was five cars-174 ,00( pounds.
 The new pump, with a capacity O. 100000 gallons per hour, has replaced the old one in the Interloper shaft, a the Old Dominion Company's mine It gives good satisfaction.
 Robert Irion, of Pinal Ranch, an es timaable citizen, was in Globe on Wed nesday in response to summons tC appear as a witness before the Gran( Jury in the Wertman case. Mr. Iriol has one of the most desirable home in Central Arizona.
 Reports from the ranges in thi county are not of an encouraging na ture. In the valleys there is little O. no grass and in the hills, where tn, feed is still fair, there is no water Springs are this year dry which for merly were depended upon by stock men, and it is believed that 1t will re quire winter snows to revive their flow No great loss of stock is feared, how ever. The mortality will be mostl ; confined to old COWS. An abundanc of browse will assist in the preserva ton of the herds.
 Judge w. w. Porter arrived iron Florence Monday afternoon and COT vened court. Business before tn court-all of civil nature-has bee light. In fact this is the most quie term of court ever held in Globe. Tn grand jury returned but two indie |. ments-against Moses and Sarah An Wertman, charged with the murder ( NJ. Wahlen. A special venire wa 7 issued for AS trial jurors returnabl next Monday. This case has excite ! much interest The fact that n :, other indictments were found speak | well for the morality of the people ( Gila county.