Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
HERE AND THERE.

The Colorado coal beds have veins eighteen feet thick of the finest quality of coal
 There are about million and a half of car riages made in the United States yearly. F. w. Jenkins, of Pittsburg, tainted in his bathtub the other day and was drowned be fore help came.
 A London dealer ln orchids employs sixteen collectors in South America, Africa, Asia and the Pacific Islands.
 It is credibly stated that soap, water and scrubbing, in the cleansing of it's cars, cost the Pennsylvania railroad s250,000 year. Nine brothers and sisters from family of ten attend the same school in Clarence, Mich. 2 The eldest is 20 and the youngest 5 years old
 Minnesota and Dakota alone, as thinly set- tied as they are, raise more than enough wheat to feed the 35, 900, 900 people of Great Britain and Ireland.
 A Memphis gmal girl, aged years, has just gone alone all the way from Florida to Tennessee, and that, too not by express but on an ordinary passenger ticket.
 An Iowa genius holds the offices of United States signal observer, city clerk, township clerk, United States claim agent, township treasurer and adjutant of a G. A R. post
 A Biddeford, Me, man advertises for wife, and offers to the lady who will take him an ''active, promising, good looking young man 40 years of age, good home and two yoke of oxen"
 Mexico, now that she has railroads, is get ling up excursions without end-and will bs largely represented at the Barcelona Spain), exposition next year, and the coming Wash- ington centennial
 A Kansas man in revenge stole the child of woman who refused to marry him, and has grown so attached to it that he refuses to give it up to the mother, even under threat of legal proceedings.
 Two large firms of Japanese nurserymen l are introducing into California the Unshin or dwarf orange tree, and find many GUS toners for the tree because it can be grown in very small space.
 At a late election, Kansas City voters who cast their ballots for T. Robinson, thinking to elect male fellow citizen were astounded to find that instead they had made a council man of Mrs. Tina Robinson, his wife.
 A reader of The Boston Globe reports that the word dude" is to be found in the dic- tionary of the Swahih language spoken by Pzangibas negroes-that the plural is ssmas- tude"-and the word itself probably older lLdu tue UlllS
 Page county, Va, had the most unique fire of the season-a house there having been set afire by the burning swallows that few out of a chimney, and the fire having been put out with hard cider, several barrels of which happened to be at hand.
 The Chicago and Alton road has very lately put upon its line between St Louis and Chicago two armchair coaches, to be known as "ladies' palace day coaches" and reserved entirely for ladies. No extra charge will be made for their occupancy.
 It is said that there is postofice for every 1000 men, women and children in the United States, and that if the expense of carrying the mails was paid directly by the people pro rata each citizen would pay an average of eighty five cents yssR
 An interesting legal question is likely to arise over the finding of jar containing SIP, 900 at Holman Station, Ind, by Smith Stewart, on a farm which he had rented. The landlord claims the money on the ground that 1t had been buried by his sister, now deceased. The collection includes some coins over 200 years old.
 For giving information about a forgery ir Texas, Frank Murray, a Tennessee man, wal arrested by constable and pseudo detective without warrant of law, hustled of to Texas and kept in jail six months Now that he Ii at liberty he is giving his whole mind tt securing the punishment of the men wht made him the inmate of 8 jail