Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-23

week and went to Final. MT. Richard Brady came down from the Cottonwoods this week. MT. NJ. w. Harter was in town this week after quite an absence. Commodore w. P. Blair was in town this week from his ranch above River side.
 Mir. Al. Richeson has returned from Phenix and may possible conclude to remain in Florence.
 Drew < Dsnrick are the maill con tractors to Silver King and Pinal. The best stock quickest andtime made.*
 MFG. Calderon visited the Pima agency branches of the J. D. Kitten house establishment this week and found everything in apple pie order.
 MT. R. II. Martin reached home Tuesday from Fhenix, where he was subppnaed as witness ill the Silver King suit.
 Mir. Randolph Adams, late superin- tendent of the Silver King mine, left for California this week. Ar. A. V. Comstock formerly oi Virginia City, is the new superintendent.
 The chain gang was augmented this week by several of the Lo family who were arrested for drunkenness last Sunday. A bottle of whiskey was found in their possession that may lead to the discovery of the parties guilty of selling liquor to them.
 Matters are quite lively at the Atlas camp. A carload of copper matte, weighing 37 ,972 pounds, was shipped last week to New York city. Seven cars of coke, weighing POT 900 pounds were also received last week and the furnace will be kept in active operation continuously.
 Mir. c. wallrich has purchased the relinquishment of MT. G. F. Meek to his l60-acre tract of land lying between the Florence canal and the south line of town, and has taken up his resi- dence thereon. It will eventually be- come quite valuable as 8 residence portion of the city of Florence.
 The report came from Casa Grande yesterday that H. c. Hoffman had died at that place from the effects of the injuries he received at the hands of Geo. D. Roberts at Silver King Roberts will be brought from Globe next Monday to stand trial for the assault.
 Mir. E. NJ. Reavis was down fron, his ranch in the Superstition mountains this week with 8 burro train loaded with vegetables. His ranch IS one of the fsvorite summer resorts for the people of Florence and Pinal and it is lovely place, with pure water, brace ing mountaiN atmosphere, beautiful scenery, excellent hunting and plenty of fruits, flowers and tender vegetables. His accommodation for visitors are ample for all who desire to spend the summer months in the mountains.
 The Vekol is shipping considerable quantities of rich ore from the newly discovered chambers in that wonder ful mine. The ore carries too much lead for milling and is sufficiently high grade to bear the expense of shipping and leave handsome margin of profit Mining men familiar with the char acteristies of that property express the opinion that the best days of the We kol are yet to come and that the deep CT workings Of the mine will prove tC be the richest Recent developments are demonstrating the prediction tC be true, as the ore is now found 1T place and indicates that a permanen vein has been reached
 MT. J. Champion returned this weel from visit to Silver King, Pinal anC De Noon. He will also visit the Mon arch, Jack Rabbit and Silver Rec camps below Casa Grande before re turning to Oakland. MT. Champio, supplies all the lumber and minin timber used in the score of camps il this county and transacts very eS tensive business. The Silver Kin mine alone has consumed forum in timbering its underground work and arrangements are being made b Mir. Champion to supply several dC veloping mines with all the timbe they require. He possesses great fait in the future of the mining industr of this county and believes an era ( great prosperity has begun
 The popular druggist, Mir. Thoma Weedin endeavors to supply his pa rons with the best and most reliabl medicines in the market. His late acquisition is the agency for Chan berlain's remedies. He is now pr pared to supply these celebrated med cines to his customers. Chambe lain's Cough Remedy is famous for cures of throat and lung disease Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera X Dia rhma Remedy is standard througho
 the United States for cholic, chole
 morbus, dysentery and diarrh9
 Many cases of chronic diarrhea
 long standing that had resisted { other treatment have been cured
 this medicine. MT. Weedin is certai ly fortunate in securing the agen
 for such valuable remedies.
 Manager W. s. Lyle went up to t
 Silver King mine last week and l
 turned Wednesday. He has order
 some important changes to be ma
 in the workings at the mine. The
 compresso=s for working the Burlei
 drills will be entirely dispensed wi
 sffecting a saving in wood alone
 seventy dollars per day. It is fou
 that better headway is made by t
 miners with hammer and drill in
 soft rock than with the Burlei
 drills, with quite saving in powd
 An engine vii. be put at the 9SO le
 for hoisting purposes. About twen
 seven men are now employed in