Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-08-11
Gen J B. Allen was up from Black.

0Sh D. AAAOAi heto oP AAO1 DAe'SN water yesterday.
 Miss Clara Cosgrove will arrive at home to-day from Casa Grande.
 Milk Shakes, Lemonade and Soda Cocktails every day at the City Bak- cry.
 During the past week the nights have been delightfully."- cool and pleas ant
 Mir. Sam Craig, the veteran stage driver, has returned to Florence where he will likely remain.
 MT. Ed. Ayers is now foreman at the Cababi mines now being operated by Supt. J. J. Deyine.
 Miss Gcrhe Rodgers, of Pinal, daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Rod gers, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. Il. Martin, at this place.
 The Silver King list of delinquents on assessment No. 1 will be found in to-day's ENTERPRISE, to which the at tention of stockholders is directed.
 The Brown House, at Phenix, was destroyed by fire Thursday. It was a fine building and was valued at $35,000. The insurance was $13,000
 The railroad depot and hotel at In dio, on the desert west of Yuma, was burned to the ground last Monday, Loss $6,000 The fire was the work of an incendiary.
 The prospectus and circular of the Territorial Normal School at Tempe, has been received. The school is un- der the management of Prof. R. l.. Long, Principal, and it is doing ex- cellent educational work.
 The Territorial statutes impose a penalty of not less than $200 nor more than $l000 upon every dealer in such explosives as giant powder, dynamite, Illuminating caps, etc, who keep sup plies of the same on their store prem ises.
 The following are the lucky num- bers fer August drawing in the Louisi- ana Lottery as received by $. H. Drachman the Tucson Agent: 3,S94 31 ,S09; 53,2S3; S4,769; S3 ,905 91 ,S25 ; 23,780; 70,625; 79,11S; S7,7S0; 70.625 70,119; ST ,449; 97,476.-Citizen.
 Mir. E. Kielburg and family have gone to their ranch in the Aravaipa canyon, about twelve miles from Mann moth, where they will reside in the future. Mir. Kielburg has splendid ranch and it is under an excellent state of cultivation.
 The vast quantities of low grade smelling ore at Mineral Hill will eventually supply large smelling works at that place. The ore is not only abundant, but the fluxes are all con- venient and plentiful and the plant could be cheaply conducted. The lodges are large and some of them are quite well developed, with enough orc in sight to justify the immediate cree ton of works.
 Tn spite of the official vigilance of the vagrant Indians that frequent the town manage to obtain all the whisky they are able to pay for and it is no un- usual sight to find them in all stages inebriation at their haunts outside oi town. Thursday night three drunk en Pimas tried to stop man who WAS coming up the road from the Montezu- ma ranch, and exhibited hostile in tentions, but were too drunk to carry their desires into execution. Mer- | chants and saloon men should be very careful not to sell liquor to Indians for the penalty is heavy under both ; | +-f4i+ed- -S+e+es-a14AlE Territorial Stat utes, besides which there Is constant danger of crime being committed by these reckless sayages when under the influence. of bad whisky. II is the duty of every citizen to assist the of ficers in ferreting out the vendors ol liquor to Indians that wholesome ex amples may be made of them.