Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-02-09

SuperNlsOr E.. W. ChlldS arrived | from Aravaipa Canyon Thursday to attend a meeting of the board.
 Spring has come and the trees are donning their new robes of bright foliage.
 MT. A. s. Donau, representing L. ZeckeRdsrf 4 Co.,, of Tucson, was ill town Wednesday, having just visited | Final and Silver King.
 Capt. T. H. Hams, manager of the Leila Mining Company, visited l Florence this week on flying business trip.
 The person in possession of Mrs. J. Flyers black, gold-handled parssol will please leave the same at this of fee.
 MT. Frank Hunt, having completed his job on Dr. Kinnaird's house in this place. has returned to his home at Sil yer King
 The Select Knights will have special meeting next Thursday night for tho purpose of conferring degrees.
  MT. Chas. F. Hoff, the representa- tive of A. Goldschmidt & Co, whole sale grocers of Tucson, came up We'd nesday on one of his regular trips through Pinsl county.
 MT. M. W. Harter returned last Monday evening from visit mp the San Pedro. He reports good prospects of a revival of mining interests at the several camps along the river, partic- ulary at the Mammoth, Sample and Ray camps.
 Mir and Mrs. Bruno Sholz have rented house in town and will short ly take up their residence here. They have been spending the past few months with MT. c. W. Fuller, at his ranch few miles east of town.
 Mr. Henry Hardness, one of the old time prospectors. left Wednesday for q prospecting trip in the noun tains beyond De Noon. He will re- main in that vicinity for several months.
 The grand reception and banquet given by the citizens of Phenix to the Governor and Legislative Assembly, took place last night at the Commer- cisl Hotel in PheniX, and was doubt less very pleasant affair. THE EN TERPRIsR acknowledges receipt of a complimentary invitation.
 It is reported that change has been made in the superintendency and foremanship of the Silver King mine, Nr. J. Champion having been appointed to the former position and MT. John Dunn to the latter. The change was quite surprise to every body.
 The committee of arrangements for tho Anniversary Ball on Washington birthday, has placed the price of tick cts ct $l.5O. It is given by Florence Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. w., which is a guaranty of its success. It will take place at the Court House on Friday evening, February, 22nd.
 Ar. G. H. Barnhart, superintendent of the San Pedro Mining Company's property (the Sample mine) is expect ed from Tucson next week, 10 resume development work. The showing SO far is very encouraging and it is be- lieved this will prove to be an excellent property.
 Hessrs. J. N. Curtis and John Boucher have force ten men at work ! on the Ray copper mine at Riverside \ cleaning out the shafts and drifts pre- Nsaru tr .f Al. I property by an expert for and English syndicate that contemplates purchas- ing the property if the report is favor able.
 The syndicate negotiating for the purchase of the Mammoth mine vii have their representatives visit tha property within few days and upon this final examination the sale of tn, property depends. It is stated that i A sale is not made MT. Fletcher, thu owner, will resume operations on thu property in short time.
 MT. Wm. Clarke came in from hi mines at the Owl Heads this week He is we'll pleased with his propertie and developments show good bodie of fine ore. He will probably erect mill some time during the comin summer or fall and has almost enougl ore on the dumps now to warrant it erection. This is the only district il the county with no mines for sale, a the owners prefer to work them o their merits.
 The prospectus of the Chicago IT ter-Ocean, the leading republica paper of the northwest, appears in tC days ENTERPRISE. This paper is i full accord with the incoming admin istra,ion and will therefore prove ei pecially valuable to all who desire t keep well posted upon official occu rences and the development of tn policy of President Harrison. B, sides it contains full telegraphic new from all parts of the world and is family paper second to none in u country.
 Mr. J. B. Remy brought to tn office few days ago a cutting trimmt from Mission grape vine on h place, the growth of last year, tn measured twenty-five feet in lengt Although this may be regarded as very good growth of vine, still muC longer ones have been noted in til valley, the most notable being a pr dnction of the previous year in NJ 1kemy's Vineyard, which measur, hbout thirty-hve feet. The gral seems to flourish exceptionally well
 the Gila valley and the fri1if is ri,