Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-18
CHA COUNTY.
THE EVENTS or THE PAST WEEK
 DULY CHRONICLED.
The Kids Latest ExpIOit--Heavy Rains RetRrd Smelling operations--Death of an Old Resident---Various
 Items of News.
Silver Belt.

The Indian scout Rowdy, is reported as saying that the Kid went into the sub-agency and shot another Indian in the arm, and again escaped to the hills. Kid, devil incarnate, is one of the In dian cOnvicts who escaped from Sheriff Reynolds and w. A. Holmes Nov 2, 1889, while on the way to the Territorial Pris- on. The Kid is the only one of the eight convicts who has not come to grief. As an evidence that the way of the transgressor is hard, we recount the fate of those referred to. Four have met violent deaths one died in the hills, from dis ease and exposure, two are in Pinal County jail awaiting the action of the District court upon a charge of murder, and the Kid is on the run, q legal target for those who can cock a gun and draw bead through the sights of winches- ter.
 The copious rainfall of last night it is feared, will interfere seriously with cop per smelling. The Buffalo company have been compelled to postpone the starting up of their furnace-which was to have been blown in this morning owing to the uncertainty of getting a supply of coke, now that the roads are soft. The Old Dominion Company have only moderate quantity of coke in their bins at the smelter. Considerable diff cultyis also being experienced in getting wood, the largely increased consumption at the Old Dominion hoisting works not | having been looked for The number of wood choppers and burro trains is also | insufficient. Globe needs railroad and needs it bad.
 Simon Penrod, native of Armstrong | County, Pensy lvania, and who come to | Globe in the early days of the camp died l Friday morning at one o'clock, after a | brief illness. He was 45 years of age. | He leaves a son, James Penrod, living | here, and a married daughter, Mrs Henry | Hanes, residing at Pennington. N. M. l The deceased possessed many good quail ties, was honest and big hearted. He was a first class miner and a useful and obliging man in camp. He had his fail ! ings-"none of us are perfect; no not one' | but his shortcomings injured no one but himself. The funeral took place from the Hospital at o'clock p. m. yester- day.
 A. L. Walker, superintendent of the Old Dominion Copper Company, took his departure on Wednesday last for the East on an suspicious mission. He will be married, Oct. 2lst in Norfolk. Va, to
 
 and principal of the Globe public school. Both are well known here that much in- terest attaches to the event. and they have the well wishes of a large circle of acquaintances. After a few weeks so- journ in Eastern cities, Mir Walker and bride will return to Globe to reside Lou Scanland, foreman at the Loco mine, was in town on Thursday. and spoke very favorably of that property owned by the Quartet Mining Co. Con siderable good ore is being taken out At Richmond Basin some thirty chlorid CTS at are work, and most of them doing well, especially lessees on the Mack Morris. and Joe Brewster, working his own claim. Concentrating works at the the Basin would be fine thing for that camp.
 Geo. 4. Newton, of the Quartet Mining Company, who is devOting most of his time, together with A. R. Lendner. tc operating the Nugget mill, was here or | Thursday The mill is at present doing custom work. A very successful run ha. just been completed on Rescue ore, and the stamps will fall on ore from the Home Ticket, QUartzite, today.
 We are indebted to J. W. Ellison, oi Payson, for a specimen apple grown or his ranch. It Is large and finely fla yored and would indicate that the north ern section of Gila county is well adapted to the cultivation of fruit Mr. Ellison has a fine orchard.
 Harry Holborn, at one time a residen of Globe, and for a long time at Pioneer is now living at Morenci, near Clifton Graham county. His Globe friends vii be surprised, but glad to learn of hi marriage, at Clifton, Sept. 18th, to Mrs Leyenie c. Holly. Rev. H. J. Furneal performed the ceremony. The Bel tenders congratulations.
 A. Bailey and Co.,, yesterday shipped two bars of silver bullion, TOO ounces fo the Rescue Mining Company, the pro duct of low grade ore worked at the Mug get mill