Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-09
Messrs. D. M. Hyde and B. W. Con-

MGScIS. IT, 4h II lOC nll0 A1s W NOAA molly have located q mine just east of the old Wana Wata mine, two miles south of Silver King, and have made a rich strike therein. They will have ten tons of selected ore ready for ship ment in about two weeks that will average over 800 ounces per ton in silver. Some of the ore assays over 1000 ounces. The vein is ten feet wide carrying one foot of this ore in its center.
 Pasturage for beef cattle in the Salt river valley has advanced from seven ty five cents to one dollar per month, per head, and owners of stock find they have made an improbable ven ture while the price of beef is so low. The payment of $500 per month on herd of 500 steers very soon consumes all the extra value obtained by pastur- age and makes a serious inroad upon their original value.
 Tucson recently celebrated its "Ar. bor Day Sin grand and imposing style. Speeches were made and the occasion was a popular and pleasant affair. Col. Jas. A. Zabriskie made a most elo- uuent address and others contributed largely to the interest of the exercises.
 MT. J. H. Swartwout, ofthe Chicago Safe and Lock company, visited Flor ence this week, combining business with pleasure. He makes his head quarters at San Diego, California. Mr. Swartwout sees a bright future for this portion of Arizona.
 There will be dance given at the Court House on Monday evening, March 18th, in commemoration of St. Patrick's day. It will be under the management of Prof. Lohman, which is a guaranty that good time will be experienced.
 The machinery for the ice works has not yet arrived although it was due some time ago. Everthing else about the establishment is ready and all that now remains to be done is to put the machinery in place when it | arrives.
 Mir. P. Boscha has sold his Casa Grande livery stable to MT. N. A. Brown, who will hereafter conduct it in connection with his stage line to the mining camps below. MT. Bos- cha has returned to Florence to reside
 THE ENTERPRISE acknowledges re. ceipt of neat pamphlet entitled"Cen tral and Southwestern Arizona. The Garden of America," by Thos. E. Far ish, Commissioner of Immigration.
 The Daily Epitaph, of Tombstone has reappeared as bright fve-column folio, newsy and full of interesting matter. It is conducted by Messrs Geo. F. Meek and Jos. T. Madero.
 Mir. A. J. Tenier is among the pill grims to Phenix to attend court. H. will leave this afternoon and his black smith shop will be closed during hi absence.
 Mir. Geo. w. Campbell has recently set out five acres of raisin grapes anC many fruit trees of different varieties on his ranch west of town. hcN. l. l. W HiCteHlOTe IS lAs preparations for the erection of a par sonage adjoining his church property in the Western Addition.
 The apricot and almond tree throughout the valley now presen one solid mass of pale pink bloom.
 There was born, in Casa Grande, or l A4oroh Rtl, fA ha wrsfa nf Mr Price, 8 nine-pound daughter.
 Linen dusters have appeared ant the beginning of warm weather mus now be accepted as at hand.
 Mrs. J. G. Heating has been quit sick for the past week or two with al attack of jaundice.
 This is good growing weather an, vegetation of all kinds is coming for ward splendidly.
 MT. J. N. Ochoa of this place wa appointed foreman of the U. $. gram jury at Phenix.
 St. Patrick's day comes on Sunda this year, it being one week from tC morrow.
 Mir. W. D. Harrington came dow from the Ripsey ranch yesterday. MT. Jesse Mayhew was in town thi week from his Halfway house. Mir c. F. Bennett was down frol Silver King this week.
  a Mir. John Boucher went to Gas l Grande yesterday.
 - Punch 5 cent cigars, just received 1 ! T.F. Weedin's.