Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-16
A. & H. P.
SUNDAY EVENTS IN AND ABOUT TUG
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Gleanings from the Press of Some of the Current Events of that Pueblo.
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Current Events of that Pueblo.
 (Tucson Citizen)
 Dr. F. H. Goodwin has been appoint ed as Court Crier in the United States court. He makes a good one. This office was formerly filled by Under Sheriff Bernard, but he had not the time to give it attention at all times.
 MT. Chas. Drake, father of Hon. Chas. R. Drake, of this city, is reported seriously i'll. He has been suffering from paralysis for two years, and is very feeble, but his many friends, and those of the family, hope he will re cover from this last attack.
 The shaft is now down 165 feet in the Yellow Jacket mine at Gro Blanco with ten foot vein of solid ore, which will yield $l0 per ton. A large amount of drifting has been done. It is the intention of the owners of this proper ty to erect mill very soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Chess Aldridge left last night for Washington Territory, where they will probably remain per manently. MT. Aldridge leaves con- siderable property here, and it might be that he will not find place in the Northwest that he likes better than Tucson, in which case he will return to the "old pueblo"
 Judge O. M. Patterson, District At torney for Graham County, is the city on business before the land office, and also for the purpose of witnessing the Wham robbery cases. Although he has lived in Graham County contin- ually for number of years, this is his first visit to Tucson since 1884. He is a good lawyer and enjoys the confi- dence of the people of Graham Coun- ty.
 Chas. T. Etchells has received or ders from MT. Ed Schieffelin for com plete prospector's outfit, wagon, har- ness, picks, shovels, etc., and MT Schieffelin will make an extensive toul through Southern Arizona. When Tombstone was discovered MT. Schief felin had similar outfit.furnished by MT. Etchells from the same shop he now occupies. History sometimes re- peats itself.
 Mir. c. T. Martin, recorder and clerk of the board of supervisors of Gila County left for home last night after weeks visit in the city. It was his first visit to the ''old pueblo" and he was well pleased with both the town and people. MT. Martin is a young man of enterprise and splendid bus mess qualifications and very popular , as an officer. He was here in the in . terest of his county.
 This week was the time fixed by , Judge Barnes for a term of court il Graham county, but the Wham rob bery cases have interfered, and th' } first Monday of December has beer , set for the beginning of court in Ora ham. Judge Patterson says there ar now l9 prisoners in jail at Solomon vile awaiting trial, and the expense quite an item, which he hopes will no t be allowed to remain burden longe than the time fixed for the court.
 Tucson Star.
 ' There are whispers of big gold di r. covery thirty miles west of Tucsol The lead is on the open mesa an IS shows on the surface of the plain fC
 a distance of about 1000 feet, and tn IS entire county surrounding it is as lew ' as plain. The lead is said to be 0 monster in size and full of free gold
 A large number of men are reporte , IS working in the placer diggings tn l. side of Arivaca MT. Grou is havin y dry-washing machines made in Tucsol 5 and as soon as they are finished. he wi
 go to the mines, establish a supp ,r store and work in the gathering is LII ~ . 1o.. -I